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Summary of Contents for TASKA Prosthetics TASKA
- Page 1 Q UIC K START U ser G ui d e WA R R A N T Y...
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Page 2: What's In The Box
What’s in the box A TASKA Hand, including the hand-attached portion of the Quick-Disconnect Wrist Wall Charger Input: 100-240 V AC Car Charger Input: 12 V DC 50 to 60 Hz, autosensing Output: 8.4 V Output: 8.4 V Charging current: 1A max... -
Page 3: Safety Guidelines
When using your TAKSA hand, please adhere to these safety guidelines. Usage that does not comply with these guidelines could result in damage to your TASKA hand, or harm to yourself or others, and may well invalidate the warranty on your hand. -
Page 4: Battery Charging
Turning On/Off There is a press button, on the socket, that turns the TASKA hand on and off. Press the button once to turn the hand on. As the hand powers up, two of the LEDs on the back of the hand will flash briefly, and the fingers will move slightly. - Page 5 It is recommended to charge the battery every night to avoid the inconvenience of running out of battery charge while the hand is in use. The Lithium-polymer battery used by the TASKA hand does not lose capacity due to “charge memory”. Regularly recharging the battery when it is only partially discharged will increase the battery life.
- Page 6 3 frequent- use grips: GENERAL GRASP, FLEXI-TOOL PINCER PRECISION GRIP. Here are just a few examples of how TASKA can enable you to do more each day: General Grasp Mow the lawns...
- Page 7 Flexi-Tool Hold cutlery Cut your own food Hold bed linen Firm grip of fine objects Makes mobile use much easier Socialise with confidence Tie shoe laces Write with a pen Pincer Precision Grip Pick up small objects with precision Pick up delicate objects with care...
- Page 8 Getting the most out of your TASKA hand As you get more skilled in the use of your TASKA hand, you will want to further explore its capabilities, and learn how to integrate it more and more into your daily activities.
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Page 9: Warranty Information
How to get help Your primary point of contact for support and advice on using the TASKA hand is the clinician who worked with you to fit and familiarize you with the hand. We recommend you contact your clinician in the first instance, if you have any queries. - Page 10 Appropriate Use Guidelines What this Limited Warranty does not cover We will not be liable for any defect, loss or damage to the TASKA hand caused by: • Fair wear and tear •...
- Page 11 TASKA Prosthetics or an agent or reseller authorized by TASKA Prosthetics to provide the TASKA hand. This limited warranty is for the benefit of the first purchaser of the TASKA hand and is not transferrable. We may transfer our rights and obligations under this limited warranty as part of any business restructuring, business sale or otherwise by notice to you, such notice being placed on our website at www.taskaprosthetics.com and effective...
- Page 12 P R O S T H E T I C S 4/46 Acheron Drive, Christchurch, New Zealand www.taskaprosthetics.com support@taskaprosthetics.com...
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