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Summary of Contents for Ormesa STANDY 3
- Page 1 STANDING FRAME FOR THE UPRIGHT POSITION STANDY 3 STANDY 3 STANDING FRAME FOR THE UPRIGHT POSITION STANDY 4 STANDY 4 USE AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK...
- Page 2 Thank you for choosing STANDY, from ORMESA s.r.l. The STANDY combines style and ergonomics without compromising on safety. ORMESA recommends that you read this manual very carefully to fully understand its contents. In addition to helping you become familiar with STANDY quickly, it also contains practical tips for making the best use of it safely and keeping it in good working order.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Adjusting the height of the CHEST SUPPORT on STANDY 3........19 Adjusting the height of the CHEST SUPPORT on STANDY 4........20 Adjusting the height of the HAND SUPPORT RING and BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 3..22 Adjusting the height of the HAND SUPPORT RING and BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 4 Adjusting the depth of the BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 3........ - Page 4 4-WHEEL SET 861 on STANDY 4 ................37 HEADREST 865 on STANDY 3................. 38 HEADREST 865 on STANDY 4................. 39 FRONT FOOT RESTRAINTS with BELTS 902 on STANDY 3........41 FRONT FOOT RESTRAINTS with BELTS 902 on STANDY 4........42 MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION............ 43 CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS .............
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Page 5: Warnings
- The manual reflects the technical state of the product at the time it was sold. ORMESA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THE PRODUCT OR MANUAL suggested by experience, technical considerations or regulatory devel- opments without any obligation to update its previous production and relevant manuals. - Page 6 Any CHANGES in the product and the REPLACEMENT WITHOUT ORIGINAL PARTS OR COMPONENTS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED. REFER ONLY TO ORMESA, otherwise warranty and marking will be voided In case of DOUBT about the SAFETY of the product or DAMAGE to parts or components, you are urged to...
- Page 7 GUARANTEE ORMESA s.r.l. and INNOVATION IN MOTION WARRANT the product for 2 years in the case of problems, contact the retailer where you purchased it. Always demand original replacement parts or you will risk voiding the warranty. ORMESA will not be liable for damage in the following cases: - use by an unsuitable person;...
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Page 8: Labels And Plates
CONFORMITY DECLARATION ORMESA S.r.l. guarantees and declares , under its own exclusive responsibility, that the following Medical Device, technical aid for rehabilitation: STANDY 3 and STANDY 4 STANDING FRAMES FOR AN UPRIGHT POSITION which this declaration refers to, conforms with the general requirements provided in... -
Page 9: Some Examples Of What Not To Do With Standy
SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT NOT TO DO WITH STANDY - DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT WITH PERSONS LARGER OR SMALLER THAN THE DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON PAGES 11 and 12. STANDY must be prescribed by a medical specialist in conformity with the laws and standards in force - DO NOT PLACE THE STANDER ON A SLOPING SURFACE OR NEAR STAIRS - Do not lift the stander to move it WHEN THE PERSON IS USING IT - DO NOT REST EXCESSIVELY HOT CONTAINERS OR OBJECTS ON THE TRAY... -
Page 10: How To Move Standy
HOW TO MOVE STANDY ATTENTION! IT CAN TIP OVER IF TILTED MORE THAN 20° STANDY 3 fig. a STANDY 4 fig. A 9/45... -
Page 11: Initial Preparation
INITIAL PREPARATION PACKING INFORMATION Stander VOLUME WEIGHT (inches) (inches) (inches) m³ (inches³) kg (Lbs.) STANDY 0.537 (72) (31.4) (31.4) (33) (32757) STANDY 0.632 (92) (33.4) (31.4) (36.6) (38552) REMOVING STANDY FROM THE BOX ATTENTION! CUT WITHOUT PRESSING TOO HARD SO AS NOT TO DAMAGE THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX REMOVE STANDY FROM THE BOX... -
Page 12: Technical Characteristics Standy 3
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS STANDY 3 - Available in two sizes: STANDY 3 for children and STANDY 4 for adults (page 9) - Frame height-adjustable, painted with non-toxic polyester and epoxy-polyester powder paints - Ergonomic work table in plastic laminated wood, height-adjustable, removable. Semi-rigid side protections. -
Page 13: Technical Characteristics Standy 4
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS STANDY 4 - Available in two sizes: STANDY 3 for children and STANDY 4 for adults - Frame height-adjustable, painted with non-toxic polyester and epoxy-polyester powder paints - Work tray in plastic laminated wood, height-adjustable, removable - Kneepads width-, depth- and height-adjustable covered with fireproof material - Arm support adjustable, chromed - Padded depth- adjustable back support. -
Page 14: How To Use Standy
HOW TO USE STANDY STANDY IS A STANDER DESIGNED FOR ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING AN ERECT POSITION. It is recommended for persons such as paraplegics, quadriplegics, spastics, dystonics, hypo- tonics and the elderly and MUST BE PRESCRIBED BY A MEDICAL SPECIALIST WHO HAS DETERMINED: - that there are no dislocations or fractures of the lower limbs - that there is no dislocation of the hip... -
Page 15: How Standy Works
AN APPROPRIATE USE OF STANDY CAN FACILITATE: - the prevention of deformities - training the postural muscles - the control and straightening of the head, facilitated by the decreased gravity-opposing effort of the trunk thanks to the chest support, which can be removed when there is sufficient trunk control (fig. - Page 16 Be very careful to apply ADEQUATE FORCE TO THE CHEST AND PELVIC SUPPORTS: in fact, it must be SUFFICIENT TO ENSURE A MINIMUM OF STABILITY. Fig. B: avoid excessive support that could cause a “feeling of constriction” Fig. C: a support that is too “light” could cause “fear of falling” reactions or a feel- ing of instability - Fig.
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Page 17: How To Assemble Standy
HOW TO ASSEMBLE STANDY Fitting the WORK TABLE on STANDY 3 fig. e 16/45... -
Page 18: Fitting The Work Tray On Standy 4
Fitting the WORK TRAY on STANDY 4 fig. E 17/45... -
Page 19: How To Adjust Standy
HOW TO ADJUST STANDY THE STANDER IS ADJUSTED IN THREE PHASES AND MUST BE PERFORMED UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF THE SPECIALIST WHO PRESCRIBED IT. PHASE: YOU MUST MEASURE: 1. the person's height from below the chest to the ground, which must be used to position the chest support. -
Page 20: Adjusting The Height Of The Chest Support On Standy 3
Adjusting the height of the CHEST SUPPORT on STANDY 3 It can be removed for users with sufficient trunk control fig. f 19/45... -
Page 21: Adjusting The Height Of The Chest Support On Standy 4
Adjusting the height of the CHEST SUPPORT on STANDY 4 It can be removed for users with sufficient trunk control fig. F 20/45... -
Page 22: Adjusting The Height Of The Hand Support Ring And Back Support On Standy 3
Adjusting the height of the HAND SUPPORT RING and BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 3 height adjustment indicator fig. g 21/45... -
Page 23: Adjusting The Height Of The Hand Support Ring And Back Support On Standy
Adjusting the height of the HAND SUPPORT RING and BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 4 height adjustment indicator fig. G 22/45... -
Page 24: Adjusting The Depth Of The Back Support On Standy 3
Adjusting the depth of the BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 3 fig. h 23/45... -
Page 25: Adjusting The Depth Of The Back Support On Standy 4
Adjusting the depth of the BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 4 fig. H 24/45... -
Page 26: Adjusting The Width, Height And Depth Of The Kneepads On Standy 3 And Standy4
Adjusting the width, height and depth of the KNEEPADS on STANDY 3 and STANDY 4 REAR VIEW fig. i 25/45... - Page 27 PULL THE TWO SPRING LOCKS WITH BOTH HANDS ADJUST THE KNEE-PADS IN HEIGHT (CLICK) SIDE VIEW spring lock spring lock CAUTION! MAKE SURE THAT THE SPRING LOCKS ARE COMPLETELY LOCKED SPRING LOCK “UNLOCKED” SPRING LOCK “LOCKED” spring lock fig. i1 26/45...
- Page 28 SIDE VIEW fig. I 27/45...
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Page 29: Adjusting The Heel Stops On Standy 3 And Standy 4
Adjusting the HEEL STOPS on STANDY 3 and STANDY 4 fig. L 28/45... -
Page 30: Adjusting The Height Of The Work Table On Standy 3
Adjusting the height of the WORK TABLE on STANDY 3 fig. m Adjusting the height of the WORK TRAY on STANDY 4 fig. M 29/45... -
Page 31: Adjusting The Depth Of The Work Table On Standy 3
Adjusting the depth of the WORK TABLE on STANDY 3 fig. n Adjusting the depth of the WORK TRAY on STANDY 4 during use fig. N 30/45... -
Page 32: Opening The Back Support On Standy 3
Opening the BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 3 fig. o 31/45... -
Page 33: Opening The Back Support On Standy 4
Opening the BACK SUPPORT on STANDY 4 FIRST MOVE THE TRAY FORWARD AND AWAY (see fig. N on page 29) fig. O 32/45... -
Page 34: How To Remove The Handle On Standy 4
How to remove the HANDLE on STANDY 4 The handle that moves the back support must be removed, using the wrench provided, in the following cases: 1. If it is not used autonomously by the user 2. When accessory 865 must be added (see page 38-39, fig. S) fig. -
Page 35: Mounting And Adjustment Of Accessories
MOUNTING AND ADJUSTMENT OF ACCESSORIES SIDE SUPPORT on STANDY 3 Accessory 857 consists of a side support for the pelvis when it is deviated with respect to the vertical axis due to a user position determined by, for example, scoliosis, shortening of a lower limb, etc. -
Page 36: Side Support 857 On Standy 4
SIDE SUPPORT on STANDY 4 Accessory 857 consists of a side support for the pelvis when it is deviated with respect to the vertical axis due to a user position determined by, for example, scoliosis, shortening of a lower limb, etc. fig. -
Page 37: 4-Wheel Set 861 On Standy 3
4–WHEEL SET on STANDY 3 PLUG M12x30 SCREW fig. r 36/45... -
Page 38: 4-Wheel Set 861 On Standy 4
4-WHEEL SET on STANDY 4 PLUG M12x30 SCREW fig. R 37/45... -
Page 39: Headrest 865 On Standy 3
HEADREST on STANDY 3 fig. s1 38/45... -
Page 40: Headrest 865 On Standy 4
fig. s2 HEADREST on STANDY 4 ATTENTION! Remove the handle before mounting the headrest (page 32 fig. P) fig. S1 39/45... - Page 41 fig. S2 40/45...
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Page 42: Front Foot Restraints With Belts 902 On Standy 3
FRONT FOOT RESTRAINTS with BELTS on STANDY 3 BLACK Ø8 WASHER Ø8 WASHER M8x35 SCREW fig. t 41/45... -
Page 43: Front Foot Restraints With Belts 902 On Standy 4
FRONT FOOT RESTRAINTS with BELTS on STANDY 4 BLACK Ø8 WASHER Ø8 WASHER M8x35 SCREW fig. T 42/45... -
Page 44: Maintenance, Cleaning And Disinfection
MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION REGULAR (OR PREVENTIVE) MAINTENANCE ORDINARY MAINTENANCE OF THE AID AND ITS ACCESSORIES MUST BE PERFORMED MONTHLY. REGULAR MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED TO KEEP THE PRODUCT WORKING PROPERLY AND SAFELY AND IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR KEEPING THE CE MARK. THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT LIABLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT UNLESS REGULAR MAINTENANCE IS PERFORMED (ATTACHMENT I, DIRECTIVE 2007/47/EC). -
Page 45: Customer Service And Spare Parts
I f y o u n o t i c e a n y I N E F F I C I E N C Y , e v e n p a r t i a l , o f t h e B R A K E S ( a c - c e s s o r y 8 6 1 ) , i m m e d i a t e l y c o n t a c t t h e r e t a i l e r w h e r e y o u p u r c h a s e d t h e p r o d u c t , w h o w i l l d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r t h e y n e e d t o b e r e p a i r e d o r r e p l a c e d t o a v o i d d a n g e r o u s s i t u a t i o n s t h a t c o u l d c a u s e a c c i d e n t s... -
Page 46: Conditions For Durability, Reuse And Reassignment To A New User
Prior to recycling or reassignment an already used Ormesa product, it is re- quired that: 1. a doctor or therapist verifies that the aid is appropriate and adequate to meet the dimensional, functional and postural needs of the new user, and if all its components are suitable / appropriate for him. - Page 47 CERTIFIED BY SINCE 1980 PRODUCT TESTED TÜV BERLIN REGISTERED - USA Authorized Dealer The technical Data and information given in this handbook are not binding. ORMESA reserves the right to carry out any necessary change without prior notice or replacements...
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