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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Introduction........................... 3 Measurements.&.Lever.Use....................4 Seating.System.Components....................5 Important.Safety.Advice......................6 Important.Safety.Advice.-(Accessories)................7 Important.-.Chest.Harness.Adjustment................8 Important.-.Lap.Strap.Safety....................9 Adjustment.Points.Underneath.Seat................... 0 Mount.and.Removal.of.Back.Legs..................0 Head.Rest.Adjustment...................... Multi.Height.Base.-.Mount.&.Removal................ Raising.&.Lowering.the.Star.on.a.Base................3 Footplate.Adjustment......................4 Adjusting.Leg.Length......................5 Adjusting.Seat.Depth...................... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The.Star.X.is.designed.to.provide.comfort.and.postural.support..The.system.is.available. in.two.sizes.to.suit.children.between.the.ages.of..-.8.years.approximately..The.seating. system.is.not.intended.for.those.who.have.significant.athetosis. This.instruction.manual.contains.very.important.information.about.the.Star.X.seating.system,. how. to. use. it. safely. and. obtain. the. best. results. from. it.. Please. read. all. the. information. contained. in. this. manual. before. using. the. chair. and. retain. for. future. reference.. Ensure. everyone.using.the.equipment.is.aware.of.the.contents.of.this.manual.and.understands. how.to.use.the.equipment.safely. These.instructions.provide.guidance.on.the.adjustments.for.professionals,.but.they.also. give.information.on.how.the.equipment.should.be.safely.used,.maintained,.checked,.and. correctly.assembled.by.anyone.who.uses.the.seating.system. -
Page 4: Measurements.&.Lever.use
Measurements & Lever Use SIZE 1 SIZE 2 BASE FOOTPRINTS MEASUREMENTS (cm) width & length (cm) A.Seat.Depth Without.base 36 4.5 B.Top.of.Seat.to.Footplate 5.Star.Base C.Seat.to.Top.of.Back 36.5 4.5 Multi.Height.&.Tilt.Base 54 D.Seat.to.Floor-Without.Base D.Seat.to.Floor-5.Star.Base D Seat.to.Floor-Multi.Height.&.Tilt.Base E Seat.Width.(between.hip.pads) 7.5 35.5 40.5 F.Tilt/Prone.5.Star.Base 0° -5° 0° -5°... -
Page 5: Seating.system.components
Seating System Components A. Headrest Example of Star X without base, B. Push.Handle mounted on C. Back.Rest castors. D. Lateral.Supports E. Arm.Rests F. Hip.Pads G. Shaped.Seat.-.Pommel.Section H. Footrest 5.Star.Base J. Castor Arm.Angle.Adjustment.Lever L. Height.Adjustment.Paddle.for.5.Star.Base... -
Page 6: Important.safety.advice
Important Safety Advice We at JCM are committed to producing products of the highest standard. All of our products fulfil the essential safety and environmental requirements as defined in the European Directives. However, improper use of the products will potentially put the users at risk and therefore JCM strongly suggest that the following information is strictly adhered to at all times. -
Page 7: Important.safety.advice.-(Accessories)
Important Safety Advice - (Accessories) Moore Head Support Should.only.be.adjusted.by.a.therapist.or.competent.person.who.understands.the.product. and.its.principals..The.prongs.on.the.head.support.should.never.be.tight.around.the.head.. Check.that.the.prongs.are.NOT.set.near.the.eyes.or.infringe.behind.the.ears..The.foam. covering.the.prongs.should.be.inspected.regularly.and.replaced.if.damaged. Multi Adjustable Head support Wings.on.the.head.support.are.ideally.set.at.45.degrees..Do.NOT.bring.the.wings.in.tight.to. the.head..Ensure.that.the.head.support.is.set.in.such.away.that.the.child.cannot.loop.their. head.around.the.wings.and.get.stuck. Flexi-Supports and Lateral Supports Ensure.the.straps.do.not.infringe.on.any.feeding.tubes.the.child.may.have. Pommel The.pommel.is.designed.to.abduct.the.users.knees.to.help.keep.the.hips.in.a.good.position.. Do.NOT.use.the.pommel.as.a.way.of.holding.the.user.in.the.seat..Remove.the.pommel. when.transferring.the.user.in.and.out.of.the.seat.(not.required.for.Star.X.Series.) Knee Blocks Knee.blocks.are.designed.to.abduct.the.knees.and.keep.the.hips.in.a.good.position..The. pelvis.should.always.be.well.positioned.and.the.lap.strap.fastened.before.fitting.the.knee. blocks..Do.NOT.use.knee.blocks.without.fixing.the.users.feet.with.foot.sandals.or.straps.. If.the.user.extends.in.the.chair.this.may.injure.the.knee..Never.use.knee.blocks.unless.you. are.familiar.with.the.user.and.know.the.condition.of.their.hips..If.the.user.has.any.known. medical.problem,.relating.to.their.hips,.consult.with.a.therapist. Foot Sandals and Straps Should.only.be.fixed.when.the.user.is.wearing.shoes.or.boots. -
Page 8: Important.-.Chest.harness.adjustment
Important - Chest Harness Adjustment GREAT CARE should be taken when fitting a chest harness and the following points should always be followed: • The.straps.on.the.harness.should.never. be.allowed.to.move.close.to.or.in.any.way. cause.an.obstruction.to.the.childs.neck.. • The.straps.should.never.be.fitted.too.tightly. and.should.be.clear.from.any.obstruction. • The.cross.strap.on.the.chest.harness. should.always.be.adjusted.prior.to.use. to.ensure.that.it.is.no.higher.than.the. middle.of.the.users.chest. • A.lap.strap.should.always.be.fitted.if.a. harness.is.being.used.to.ensure.the.child. cannot.slide.down.onto.the.cross.strap.. • Always.ensure.that.the.belts.offer.your. -
Page 9: Important.-.Lap.strap.safety
Important - Lap Strap Safety Incorrect fitting of lap straps can put the user at serious risk. When using lap straps we recommend the following points should always be adhered to: • Lap.straps.must.always.be.fitted.at.45.degrees.to.the.pelvis.of.the.user. • Always.check.that.the.child’s.pelvis.is.symmetrical.and.positioned.securely.at.the.back. of.the.seat. • Always.ensure.that.the.lap.straps.and.chest.harness.hold.the.child.securely.and.are. comfortable..Ensure.they.provide.a.snug.fit,.a.simple.rule.of.thumb.is.to.allow.two. fingers.to.be.inserted.between.the.belt.and.the.childs.body.. •... -
Page 10: Adjustment.points.underneath.seat
Adjustment Points Underneath Seat Seat.depth. Hip.pad. Back.leg. adjustment.levers adjustment.points fixing.point Fixing.pins. Seat.cover. (used.for. attachment mounting.to. base) Mount and Removal of Back Legs Removal.of.the.Back.Legs Remounting.of.Legs To.perform.this.operation.place.the.chair. • Reverse. t he. r emoval. o peration,. s lotting. t he. upside.down.to.allow.easier.access.to.the. back.legs.into.the.bar.on.the.seat.frame.(B).. adjustment.area..You.should.use.a.0mm. •... -
Page 11: Head.rest.adjustment
Head Rest Adjustment Adjusting.the.Head.Rest.Position • Levers.(A).should.be.operated. together.to.achieve.the.desired.head. positioning.of.the.user..Loosen.the. levers.by.turning.anti-clockwise. • Once.loose,.the.head.support. angle,.vertical.and.horizontal. position.can.all.be.manually. adjusted.to.suit.your.child.. • When.the.desired.position.has. been.achieved.the.head.support. should.be.locked.into.place.by. tightening.both.of.the.levers,. turning.them.clockwise.until.secure. • Levers.(A).can.also.be.used. together.to.remove.the.headrest. and.completely.turn.it.around.to. offer.a.greater.range.of.adjustment. Adjusting.the.Headrest.Height • Lever.(B).is.used.to.position.and. lock.the.headrest.at.the.required. height.to.suit.your.child..Loosen.this. lever.by.turning.it.anti-clockwise.. • Manually.position.the.head.rest.into. the.desired.vertical.position. • When.a.position.of.comfort.and. support.is.found,.the.head.rest. should.be.secured.in.place. by.tightening.the.lever,.turning. clockwise.until.suitably.fixed. -
Page 12: Multi.height.base.-.Mount.&.Removal
Multi Height Base - Mount & Removal It. is. recommended. that. the. chair. is. positioned. on. a. level. surface. to. perform.this.operation.. Removal.of.Chair.from.the. Multi.Height.Base (A).highlights.the.lever.which.is.used. to.locate.the.chair.on.its.multi.height. base..(There.is.one.lever.on.each. side.of.the.frame.which.locks.onto.the. location.pins.in.the.seat.frame).. • To.remove.the.chair.from.its. base.both.levers.(A).should. be.untightened.to.free.the. seat.pins.(C).. • Once.the.levers.have. been.untightened.the. chair.should.be.free.to.be. removed.from.its.base. • Vertically.lift.the.seat.frame.up. and.away.from.the.base.. -
Page 13: Raising.&.Lowering.the.star.on.a.base
Raising & Lowering the Star on a Base Raising.&.Lowering.-.Multi.Height.Base Paddle.(A).enables.you.to.raise.or.lower.the.chair.whilst.on.its.multi.height.base.. • Gently.press.the.pedal.and.pull.or.push.the.chair.to.the.desired.height,.releasing.the. pedal.to.lock.. • Please.note.that.the.chair.is.designed.to.adjust.while.a.user.is.sitting.in.the.chair..If.you. need. to. adjust. height. down,. without. the. user. in. the. seat,. you. may. need. assistance. pushing.down.on.the.seat.. • The.pedal.does.not.need.excessive.force.to.activate.the.mechanism. Raising.&.Lowering.-.5.Star.Base • Hinge.paddle.(B).vertically.up.towards. the.seat.to.release.the.mechanism. and.raise.the.chair.-.it.may.be. necessary.to.assist.the.lift.manually.if. there.is.weight.in.the.chair. •... -
Page 14: Footplate.adjustment
Footplate Adjustment Adjusting.Footplate.Height • Levers.(A).allow.the.operator.to. position.the.footplate.and.cater. for.the.leg.length.of.the.user.. • Loosen.levers.(A).by.turning. them.anti-clockwise. • Manually.slide.the.footplate.up. and.down.the.legs.. • Once.a.suitable.position.has. been.acquired,.lock.into.place. by.re-tightening.the.levers.. Adjusting.Footplate.Angle The.angle.the.footplate.sits.at.when. in.use.can.be.set.using.bolt.(B).. • Simply.screw.the.bolt.(using. an.allen.key).clockwise.or.anti- clockwise.to.raise.or.lower.the. footplate.. • The.footplate.will.remain.in.the.set. position.until.further.adjustment.. Never.remove.the.bolt.entirely.as. this.will.stop.you.from.being.able. to.set.the.angle.of.the.footplate. Flip-Away.Footplate.Motion To.flip.the.footplate.away.when. transferring.the.child.to.the.chair.. • Hinge.the.footplate.upwards.(C). with.your.hands.until.it.stays.in.the. vertical.position.. • When.the.footplate.is.once.again. required.you.should.gently.ease.it. -
Page 15: Adjusting.leg.length
Adjusting Leg Length Adjusting.Leg.Length The.leg.length.of.your.Star.X.can.be. adjusted.by.4.inches.to.provide.a. height.allowance.when.the.chair.is. used.without.a.multi.height.base.or.if. you.wish.to.lower.the.footplate.for.a. user.with.longer.legs.. • To.lengthen:.press.button.(A).into. the.frame,.this.should.unlock.the. leg.in.its.frame.and.allow.you.to. slide.the.leg.up.or.down.within.its. chamber. • Their.are.four.holes.(B).which.act.as. locator.for.the.leg.and.you.should. ensure.that.the.leg.button.has. securely.located.into.the.desired. hole.before.operating.the.chair.. Adjusting Seat Depth It.is.possible.to.adjust.the. seat.depth.of.your.chair.by. simply.extending.the.back. outwards.to.maximise.the. seat.board.available. • Loosen.both.levers.(A). (there.is.one.either.side.of. the.chair).. • Slide.the.seat.along.the. frame.by.pulling.equally. from.the.rear.of.the.back. seat.section.. • When.a.suitable.seat. -
Page 16: Adjusting.the.tilt.in.space
Adjusting The Tilt In Space Adjusting.Tilt.Position.-.Multi.Height.Base The.Star.X.offers.a.range.of.tilt.when.the.chair.is.located.upon.its.multi.height.base..Always. ensure.that.the.weight.of.the.chair.and.the.user.are.supported.when.adjusting.the.tilt.. The.chair.can.be.operated.at.any.point.within.the.tilt.range.and.the.arms.can.be.adjusted. to.provide.suitable.tray.positioning..The.chair.can.be.tilted.to.30.degrees.recline.to.assist. with.positioning.and.support..To.adjust.the.tilt: • Depress.lever.(A). and.manually.tilt. the.chair.to.the. desired.position. whilst.supporting. the.chair.by.the. handle.at.the.top.. • Once.a.suitable. position.of.tilt.has. been.achieved,. release.the.lever. to.lock.the.seat. into.place... Adjusting.Tilt.Position.-. 5.Star.Base • Loosen.lock.lever.(B).by.turning. anti-clockwise.. • Tilt.the.chair.into.the.desired. position. • Securely.tighten.the.lock.lever. (B).by.turning.clockwise. -
Page 17: Setting.the.seat.supports
Setting the Seat Supports Abduction.Pads • Pull.back.the.seat.cover.(it.is.attached.with.velcro.to.the.underside.of.the.seat).to. reveal.the.supports.beneath. • Adjust.the.abduction.pads.(A),.by.simply.lifting.them.up.from.the.velcro.fastening.and. repositioning.them.in.the.desired.location.to.give.enhanced.comfort.and.support.. Built-in.Pommel. (Bolts.(B).are.found.directly.beneath.the.pommel.on.the.underside.of.the.seat). • Loosen.the.two.bolts.(B).by.turning.them.anti-clockwise.using.the.allen.key.provided.. • Reposition.the.pommel.in.the.desired.location.to.provide.comfort.and.support.to.the.user. • Finally.secure.the.pommel.in.place.by.tightening.the.bolts. -
Page 18: Hip.pads.&.Flexi.lap.strap.adjustment
Hip Pads & Flexi Lap Strap Adjustment Adjusting.the.Position.of.the.Hip.Pads • Loosen.the.two.bolts.(A).on.the.underside.of.the.seat.by.turning.them.anti-clockwise. using.the.allen.key.provided..Do.not.remove.bolts.entirely... • When.the.bolts.are.suitably.loose.the.hip.pads.(B).are.free.to.be.manually.moved.into. position.. • When.the.pads.are.suitably.supporting.the.user.simply.re-tighten.bolts.(A).to.secure. the.pads.in.place.. View.from.underneath.chair.at.the.bottom. of.the.hip.pads. Adjusting.the.Flexible.Lap. Straps • (C).highlights.the.plastic.clip.used.to. adjust.and.lock.the.flexible.lateral.strap. into.position..Pull.open.the.clip.and. feed.the.fabric.belt.through.the.buckle.. • The.belt.should.be.pulled.through. enough.to.suitably.support.your.child,. when.this.has.been.achieved.the. buckle.should.be.snapped.closed.to. secure.the.belt.into.position.. Upon adjustment NEVER remove the bolts entirely. -
Page 19: Back.&.Lateral.support.adjustment
Back & Lateral Support Adjustment Adjusting.Height.&.Width.of.Lateral.Supports • Turn.both.hand.wheels.(A). anti-clockwise,.enough.to. allow.for.free.movement.. • Adjust.the.lateral.supports. vertically.or.horizontally. until.the.required.position. has.been.achieved,. enabling.the.user.to.sit.in. a.position.offering.both. comfort.and.support.. • Lock.the.supports.into. place.by.re-tightening. the.hand.wheels.(turning. Additional.Strapping clockwise). (B).-.This.slot.has.been.provided. to.allow.for.additional.strapping. to.be.used.if.required. Adjusting.the.Height.of. the.Back.Support Levers.(C).are.used.to.adjust. the.height.position.of.the.back. support..This.adjustment.is. provided.to.cater.for.growth.in. the.child.and.allows.for.00mm. of.adjustment.. • Loosen.both.levers.(C).by. turning.them.gently.in.the.anti- clockwise.direction.(do.not. remove.the.levers.entirely.). •... -
Page 20: Adjusting.arm.height.&.Angle
Adjusting Arm Height & Angle Adjusting.Arm.Height (A).highlights.the.lever.which.is.used.to.adjust.the.height.of.the.arms.and.therefore.in.turn. the.height.of.the.tray.. • Loosen.lever.(A).by. turning.it.in.an.anti- clockwise.direction,.this. will.enable.the.arm.to. be.manually.slid.up.or. down.within.its.location. bracket.. • When.a.suitable. position.has.been. acquired,.lock.the.arm. into.place.by.tightening. the.lever,.turning.in.the. clockwise.direction. Adjusting.Arm.Angle The.arms.fitted.to.your.Star.X.chair.can.be.altered.to.sit.throughout.an.angle.range,.enabling. the.user.to.level.their.tray.no.matter.what.tilt.the.chair.is.secured.at.. • Loosen.lever.(B).by. turning.it.anti-clockwise.. • Once.loose,.the.arm. can.be.manually. adjusted.throughout. a.range.of.angles.to.a. suitable.position.and. then.locked.off.. • When.the.desired. location.has.been. acquired.tighten. the.lever.by.turning. -
Page 21: Fitting.the.tray./.Operating.the.brakes
Fitting the Tray / Operating the Brakes • Lower.the.tray.onto.the.arms.ensuring.that.the.rails.on.the.underside.of.the.tray.secure. on.the.outer.edge.of.the.chair.arms.. • Lever.(A).should.then.be.rotated.clockwise.to.lock.underneath.the.arm.on.both.sides.of. the.tray.to.ensure.the.tray.is.securely.fitted. Always ensure that the arms are fixed in position and the tray is secure before leaving the user unattended. Never leave anything hot on the tray while the client is unattended. -
Page 22: Cleaning & Care
Refer.to.JCMs.fabric.cleaning.guide.which.can.be.found.on.their.website.www.jcmseating.co.uk. Do.not.use.bleach,.acidic,.solvent,.abrasive,.biological.or.phenolic.based.cleaners. Metal Framework • If.all.upholstery.is.removed.the.metal.framework.can.be.cleaned.with.hot.soapy.water.and.detergent.or. it.can.be.steam.cleaned..(Labelling.may.need.to.be.replaced.following.steam.cleaning). • Ensure.that.the.framework.is.thoroughly.dried.after.cleaning. • Always.ensure.that.any.moving.or.adjustable.parts.are.re-lubricated. General Maintenance General.maintenance.should.be.carried.out.by.a.competent,.professional.person.who.is.well.informed.on. how.to.use.the.equipment.(see.warranty.-.page.5).if.there.is.no.such.person.available.or.a.more.thorough. check.is.needed,.a.service.via.an.approved.repairer.(see.opposite).should.be.booked..The.person.who. carries.out.the.maintenance.check.or.service.should.always.fill.out.the.service.history.log.record.(page.4). in.order.to.ensure.the.warranty.remains.valid. As.documented.opposite,.the.degree.of.maintenance.required.is.dependant.on.various.factors.relating.to. the.use.of.the.product..In.addition.to.the.specific.functional.adjustment.warnings.specified.in.this.manual,. it.should.be.ensured.that.a.thorough.inspection.of.the.following.should.be.completed.at.no.greater.than.6. month.intervals:.(Points.listed.here.are.generic.across.the.JCM.range.and.do.not.apply.to.all.products). Castors • Lift.base.and.check.each.wheel.to.ensure.it.is.not.damaged,.loose.or.worn. • Removing.any.grease.or.dirt.that.has.built.up.on.the.wheels,.check.that.the.brakes. Brakes stop.the.wheels.rotating.. • Check.they.are.securely.fixed.in.place.&.that.there.are.no.signs.of.damage.or.wear.&.tear. • Ensure.handles.are.functioning.correctly.. Pushing. • Check.there.are.no.signs.of.damage.or.wear.and.tear.. Handles • Ensure.push.handle.grips.are.secure. Seat.Tilt. -
Page 23: Servicing Via Approved Repairer
A. service. is. a. comprehensive. combination. of. inspection,. maintenance. and. repair. or. replacement.of.worn,.faulty.or.missing.components..The.growth.and.any.changes.of.the. occupants.needs.since.the.original.assessment.is.taken.into.account.when.performing.the. service..This.is.in.contrast.to.general.maintenance.(opposite),.where.only.straightforward. checks,.inspections.and.adjustments.take.place.and.primary.services.are.planned.. What happens if a fault is found? If.any.faults.are.found.that.could.prove.to.be.a.risk.to.either.the.user.or.the.operator.then.all. use.of.the.equipment.should.be.ceased.immediately.until.the.product.has.been.repaired.. Who should carry out the service? It.is.stressed.that.only.a.JCM.approved.repairer.or.a.person.with.competent.training.of.a. Class..medical.device.should.carry.out.this.work.. Any.modifications.must.not.be.carried.out.without.prior.agreement.of.JCM.Seating.Solutions. Ltd..It.must.be.understood.that.unauthorised.modifications.may.pose.a.risk.to.all.users.and. attendants,.as.well.as.potentially.invalidate.the.warranty. Any.new.parts.required.should.be.genuine.JCM.Seating.Solutions.Ltd..approved.parts,. fitted.to.JCM.specifications. Frequency of Service JCM.recommend.that.a.service.of.this.product.is.completed.once.every.6.months.as.a. -
Page 24: Service Record Log
Service Record Log This.log.is.an.important.record.of.usage.and.care.of.the.product..It.is.a.primary.tool.in. predicting.the.need.for.further.service.and.maintenance..It.should.be.completed.each.time. an.inspection,.service.or.any.other.significant.manipulation.has.taken.place..JCM Seating Solutions Ltd. will require proof of service for any warranty claims or orders. Seating system serial number ___________________ Date delivered ______/______/______ Battery use by date ______/______/______ Date Service Performed Organisation Print Name & Sign... -
Page 25: Warranty
3 year warranty.. YEAR What it Covers The.warranty.covers.all.aspects.of.product.failure. due.to.faulty.workmanship.or.manufacturing.. Period of Cover The.period.of.the.warranty.runs.for.3.years.from.the. date.that.the.product.is.dispatched.. The Work JCM is Obliged to Complete JCM’s.obligation.under.this.warranty.is.to.replace. or.repair.any.defective.goods.within.the.period.of. the.warranty.free.of.charge.. What the Warranty Does Not Cover • Items. that. are. damaged. or. fail. due. to. natural. wear.and.tear,.extreme.usage,.neglect.or.misuse. -
Page 26: Inspecting & Reissuing Of Equipment
Inspecting & Reissuing of Equipment Most.JCM.Seating.Solutions.Ltd..products.are.individually.assessed.for.a.client.prior.to. issue..They.are.handed.over.in.a.controlled.way.to.ensure.optimum.fit.and.specification,. checks.are.completed.and.any.additional.individual.verbal.instructions.given..We.therefore. recommend.the.following.points.are.adhered.to.prior.to.any.re-issue.of.equipment: • Cleaning Follow. a. rigorous. process. of. cleaning. in. order. to. decontaminate. the. product. and. eliminate.the.chance.of.cross.infection.. • Assessment of Fabrics / Foams Carefully. asses. the. condition. of. fabrics. and. foams. in. the. seating. product,. and. have. - Page 27 • Accessories Check.all.accessories.carefully.for.damage.and.potential.shortcomings.which.may.pose. a.risk.to.the.user. • Function Ensure.that.all.the.functions.of.the.chair.are.working.correctly.e.g..tilt.in.space,.height. adjustment,.back.recline,.folding.etc. • Fixings Check.that.any.knobs,.hand.wheels,.nuts,.bolts,.levers.and.fixings.are.in.good.condition. and.fitted.in.place.securely. • Modifications Any.special.modifications,.adaptations,.alterations.or.other.such.procedures.including. added.accessories.may.require.review..If.they.are.found.inappropriate,.remedial.action. (if.considered.safe.and.practical).should.be.taken.to.reverse.them.if.possible. • Labelling Any.labelling.specific.to.the.previous.user.should.be.removed.and.replaced.with.labelling. specific.to.the.new.user. • Adjustment Adjustment.of.the.equipment.to.the.new.user.must.be.carried.out.by.suitably.qualified. and. experienced. professionals.. These. adjustments. along. with. the. other. appropriate. checks.and.tests.should.be.completed.with.the.owners.knowledge.and.agreement.. • Hand Over Competent.handing.over.of.the.equipment.to.the.new.user.or.attendant.must.include. proper.training.and.advice.in.safe.use,.particularly.regarding.transportation.issues. •...
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