Otto Bock Pheon 3R62 Instructions For Use Manual page 29

Permanent Deactivation of the Lock
INFORMATION
As the factory default setting, the lock is deactivated by the screw
1) Remove the cover cap
2) Remove the screw from the holder
3) Against the force of the lock springs, press the lock
knee joint from below. To secure the lock, install and firmly tighten the screw
tersink .
4) Put on the cover cap
5.3 Installation Instructions for the Lock Release Cable
Preparations for Laminating the Prosthetic Socket
1) With a thread cutter (M4), precut a thread in the lamination plate
2) Fill the thread with 636K8=* Plastaband.
Notes on Laminating the Prosthetic Socket
1) Position the lamination disc
can operate it safely (see fig. 7).
2) Use the same number of laminate layers on both sides of the lamination disc.
3) Laminate in the lamination disc so that it does not rotate when finishing the thread later on.
4) Lay the perlon cable
prosthetic knee joint.
INFORMATION: The perlon cable should be laid so that it emerges straight at both
openings and can be attached to the respective component.
5) For the course of the channel, laminate in the 21A18=4 Dummy (not included in the scope of
delivery).
6) Isolate the dummy with silicone grease before positioning it.
Installing the Lock Release Cable on the Prosthetic Knee Joint
1) Position the spring travel limiter
that it does not get caught during activation (see fig. 7).
2) If necessary, shorten the proximal end of the perlon cable
3) Bevel the perlon cable and thread it into the threaded sleeve
4) Slide the proximal end of the perlon cable through the channel.
5) Check the spring travel limiter for freedom of movement.
Optional: Adapting the Lock Slide for the Locking Function
INFORMATION
As the factory default setting, the lock slide
thetic knee joint (see fig. 7). When it is pulled
is released , the prosthetic knee joint is locked by spring force. If locking the lock slide is
required, it has to be adapted according to the instructions that follow. It can be locked when it
is pulled . After the lock is released, it jumps back to the initial position
1) Remove the plastic lug
2) Deburr the lock slide.
Installing the Lock Release Cable on the Lock Slide
1) CAUTION! The joint lock should only be unlocked after a pull cable stroke of
approx. 7 mm. The lock release cable must be under slight tension at rest.
Shorten the proximal end of the perlon cable
2) Thread the perlon cable through the lock slide
(see fig. 6).
in the cover cap.
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of the lock slide
from the lock slide in a channel centred through the laminate to the
between the prosthetic knee joint and prosthetic socket so
from the lock slide
into the upper section of the prosthetic
on the prosthetic socket so that the patient
accordingly.
is configured for temporary unlocking of the pros­
, the prosthetic knee joint is unlocked. When it
(see fig. 7).
to the required length (see fig. 7).
.
(see fig. 6).
in the coun­
(see fig. 7).
of the lock .
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