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3.4
Footrest
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WARNING:
Risk of injury – Check that the footrest is securely locked in
place before use.
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WARNING:
Risk of injury – Check the screw connections are secured before
using the footrest.
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WARNING:
Risk of injury, stability – Check the position of the adjustment knobs
every time to prevent that they would be in a position that would endanger the
user.
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WARNING:
Risk of injury, stability – Never stand on the footrest.
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CAUTION:
Risk of clamping – Keep objects and people away from the footrest
swing range.
The foot support of the Gemini consists out of:
1. A foldable footplate
2. Undercarriage with blocking pins
3. Hinged upperparts with regulating strips
The foot support segment is connected to the seat module through a plate, which acts as a
depth regulator for the seat. This design allows your child to put its legs in any desired
position.
3.4.1 Positions of the footplate
By default the footplate is in a horizontal position.
With the emphasis on transport and rehabilitation and getting out of the Gemini, the footplate
must be turned into the direction of the undercarriage of the foot support.
The footplate has been equipped with limiters at the rear and the sides to prevent
uncontrollable sliding of the feet. As additional security, foot belts (B19) have been
implemented.
3.4.2 Adjusting the length of the footrest
Gemini (Fig. 1):
Due to the super design of the Gemini, the footrest can be set into 4 different lengths: 250 –
280 – 310 - 340 mm (steps: 30 mm).
Adjust them as follows:
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Retract both blocking pins.
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Adjust the undercarriage of the foot support into the desired position.
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Block the undercarriage again with the blocking pins
Fig. 1: Footrest standard Gemini
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Gemini
2011-11
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