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Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
MOTOmed
loop edition
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MOTOmed loop.la
Stop button
Operating panel
Transport handle
Vertical adjustment
Safety foot shell
Large
device stand
Power cord
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Operating panel
Touch screen LED display
Arm trainer
Handle
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Small
device stand
Transport castors
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On/Off button
Handlebar

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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual Instruction Manual MOTOmed loop edition ® ® Stop button Operating panel Arm trainer Transport handle Handle Vertical adjustment MOTOmed loop.la Safety foot shell Large device stand Small device stand Power cord Transport castors Handlebar MOTOmed loop.l MOTOmed loop.la MOTOmed loop.a...
  • Page 2 Per un ottimo funzionamento del MOTOmed leggere le istruzioni per l‘uso. Se riscontrate qualche difficoltà riguardo la vostra lingua madre consultate il vostro servizio assistenza. MOTOmed loop.la Safety foot shell Neem uw MOTOmed pas in gebruik nadat u de gebruiksaanwijzing hebt gelezen. Indien...
  • Page 3 Safety precautions listed in section 2. Page 13 If you have any further questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to call your MOTOmed representative or the RECK customer service Page 79 team. Enjoy the training with your MOTOmed!

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Introduction Page 5 Safety precautions Visual inspection Transport, scope of delivery, commissioning, standby Operation Accessories Troubleshooting Cleaning, maintenance, reuse, recycling Technical data, signs Service EMC information Index CONTENTS...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Introduction Page Information about this manual Intended purpose Patient target group Intended use Disclaimer Treatment goals Indications (clinical pictures) Contraindications Clinical benefit Undesirable side effects Serious incident INTRODUCTION...
  • Page 8 Information about this manual Read this instruction manual carefully before first use and note the points listed. Keep the manual for future use. The instructions for use in this manual apply to all MOTOmed loop product variants: MOTOmed loop.l Order-No. 260.010 MOTOmed loop.a...
  • Page 9 Patient target group The MOTOmed loop is suitable for young people and adults. The typical patient is over 15 years old, 140–200 cm tall, has a maximum weight of 135 kg, is bound to a wheelchair or has restricted mobility.
  • Page 10 You may only attach or connect accessories and equipment authorised by the manufacturer or explicitly approved by them. General The use of the MOTOmed is only permitted if the measures and safety instructions described in this manual are observed and none of the therapeutic contraindications listed here, or determined by the physician, are present.
  • Page 11 Treatment goals Avoidance, reduction, improvement of (consequential) damage due to loss of movement or lack of exercise in the following main indications: Indications (clinical pictures) - (Spastic) paralysis or neuromuscular disorders with major loss of leg (limb) mobility (e.g. stroke, multiple sclerosis, paraplegia, post-polio syndrome, Parkinson's, craniocerebral trauma, cerebral palsy, cerebral palsy, spina bifida) - Orthopaedic complaints such as rheumatism, arthritis, knee/hip...
  • Page 12 Clinical benefit The benefits of MOTOmed devices for patients have been scientifically evaluated and empirically proven. Undesirable side effects No undesirable side effects have been recorded or reported as a result of training with the MOTOmed movement therapy device. Notes on the residual risk: The principle of the MOTOmed movement therapy device is based on the function of electric motors, which drive the cranks of the arm or leg trainer with defined forces.
  • Page 13 Serious incident Note according to Regulation (EU) 2017/745: If a serious incident directly or indirectly related to the product occurs or could have occurred (e.g. temporary or permanent serious deterioration of the health status of a user/patient), it must be reported immediately to the manufacturer (vigilance@motomed.com) and to the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or the patient is established.

  • Page 15: Safety Precautions

    Safety precautions General information Adjust the MOTOmed training to the individual clinical picture. Training tips by the manufacturer or its distribution partners are not binding. We cannot specify exactly how you should use the MOTOmed for the various diseases. This also applies to the details of the training functions, as the possible settings are dependent on age, height, individual fitness, postoperative resilience and general condition of the user.
  • Page 16 The handles, or the foot shells and calf shells of the leg guides, may generally come into contact with intact skin. When using fastening straps, wear socks and/or shoes, long pants or similar textiles. This avoids the direct contact of the skin with the foot shells or fastening straps and thus prevents bruises, skin irritations and abrasions.
  • Page 17 One-sided training, either with only one leg or arm or with large weight differences of the limbs, initially only perform in the presence of a caregiver. Only carry out one-sided training with a high braking resistance or using a counterweight provided by the manufacturer. Arm/upper body training In case of a separate arm/upper body training, remove the legs from the safety foot shells and place them on the floor or on the foot rests...
  • Page 18 The use of the MOTOmed does not require any product-specific knowledge, e. g. from training courses. The indicated values only show a trend and give psychological feedback to the user. As an electrically powered medical device, the MOTOmed is subject to special precautions regarding EMC.
  • Page 19 Risk of injury due to rotating pedal cranks and moving parts CAUTION of the device Do not make any mechanical adjustments (pedal radius, height adjustment of hand and grab handles or arm/upper body trainer, etc.) on the MOTOmed while the pedal cranks are turning. When operating the buttons on the operating panel, also pay attention to the rotating pedal cranks.
  • Page 20 The surface temperature of the operating panel housing is up to 13 °C above the ambient temperature due to the heat dissipation of the electronic components. Even if not exposed to direct sunlight, the buttons of the operating panel temperatures may reach up to 53 °C at the maximum permissible ambient temperature (40 °C).
  • Page 21 In commercial facilities, the accident prevention regulations of the employer's liability insurance association for electrical installations and equipment must be observed. WARNING Risk of injury due to packaging material Do not leave the packaging material lying carelessly around. Plastic films, plastic bags, styrofoam parts, etc. can be a dangerous if used as a toy by children.

  • Page 23: Visual Inspection

    Visual inspection Instructions for visual inspection of the MOTOmed before starting the training Your MOTOmed is a high quality medical device and is designed and manufactured according to the highest medical and safety standards. In accordance with the legal requirements, the manufacturer of a medical device has to give the user a multitude of safety instructions which can be found on the following pages.
  • Page 24 Damaged power supply tested and approved for the cables must therefore MOTOmed. For this, contact not be used under any the service partners of RECK. circumstances! Is the power supply Never use power cords which If the power cord is...
  • Page 25 Test step Measures if errors are Reason for the test step detected during the visual inspection Is the surface coating Have the handles replaced by The PVC coating of the of the handles the manufacturer. handles offer the user undamaged? additional protection against electrical voltages.
  • Page 26 Test step Measures if errors are Reason for the test step detected during the visual inspection Is the device set up and The position of the handles To exclude any risk of injury, adjusted so that the should be adjusted so that the the MOTOmed should be intended movements inserted legs do not collide...
  • Page 27 Test step Measures if errors are Reason for the test step detected during the visual inspection Is the wheelchair or If tilting and backward- rolling In case of strong spasticity chair with which the of the wheelchair due to in the legs, the driving force user is sitting in front severe spasticity or active of the foot pedals can cause...
  • Page 28 Test step Measures if errors are Reason for the test step detected during the visual inspection Is the crank radius set If the cranks on the left and Different crank lengths the same on both sides? right have different lengths, result in an uneven you should set the crank to movement, as different...

  • Page 29: Transport, Scope Of Delivery, Commissioning, Standby

    Transport, scope of delivery, commissioning, standby Page Transport Scope of delivery Commissioning Standby TRANSPORT, STANDBY, SCOPE OF DELIVERY, COMMISSIONING...
  • Page 30 Transport The MOTOmed is equipped with two big transport castors, enabling easy transport within a building. To avoid damage to sensitive surfaces, the transport castors are provided with a circumferential rubber ring. Before transport, remove the mains connection cable completely. Page 35 To relocate, grab the MOTOmed by the transport handle firmly and...
  • Page 31 - Allen key SW4 - MOTOmed loop edition Instruction Manual Features and functions of all MOTOmed loop models: - Tool-free height adjustment of leg and arm/upper body trainer. The pedal axle of the leg trainer is height adjustable from 30 cm to 45 cm (measured from the floor) - Tiltable, retractable operating panel with colour touch screen (7“)
  • Page 32 Model-dependent equipment and functions: MOTOmed loop.l - Plastic-coated safety foot shells with fixation by fastening straps - Ergonomic Soft Grip handles - 2-stage pedal radius adjustment (7 cm or 12.5 cm) - Passive speed from 1 to 60 rpm - Therapy and motivation programs...
  • Page 33 MOTOmed loop.la prof - Plastic-coated safety foot shells - Leg guides with plastic-coated calf shells and disinfectable fastening straps - “QuickFix” foot fastening system - Plastic-coated handles with quick release system - Gas spring support for height adjustment - Pedal radius quick adjustment (leg trainer, pair)
  • Page 34 MOTOmed loop light.l - Soft Grip safety foot shells with fastening straps - Ergonomic Soft Grip handles - 2-stage pedal radius adjustment (7 cm or 12.5 cm) - Passive speed from 1 to 60 rpm MOTOmed loop light.a - Soft Grip handles - Passive speed from 1 to 60 rpm MOTOmed loop light.la...
  • Page 35 After a long journey, allow the MOTOmed to stand at room temperature for at least 3 hours before first use. Adjustment of handlebars for MOTOmed loop.l The MOTOmed loop.l models are delivered with the handles pointing downwards. Before commissioning, the handles must be turned upwards by 180°.
  • Page 36 Fig. 4.2, 4.3 Tilt the operating panel until it stops. You can also tilt the operating panel forwards as desired. For arm/upper body training, bring the handles into opposing positions Page 51 For leg training, leave the handles in the holding position Page 49 Fig.
  • Page 37 Standby First, connect the power cord to the IEC connector in the wheel hub of your MOTOmed. Make sure that the connection is secure. Next, insert the mains plug of the power cord into a power outlet in your room. The power plug and the IEC connector must be freely accessible...
  • Page 38 Fig. 4.7 To save energy, the screensaver will appear 15 minutes after the end of the training session or after the last input. 30 minutes later the screen turns off, and after another 15 minutes the MOTOmed switches into standby mode. The MOTOmed is designed for continuous standby operation.

  • Page 39: Operation

    Operation Page Introduction Preparation Operating panel Training mode Vertical adjustment Free training MOTOmed loop.l MOTOmed loop.a MOTOmed loop.la Active/passive training Motor speed Resistance Pedal radius Leg training Seat distance Foot insertion aid Arm/upper body training Application notes for automatic SpasmControl...
  • Page 40 Introduction The operation of the MOTOmed will be explained on the following pages. Preparation Place the large device stand of the MOTOmed as close as possible to a wall. Sit in a wheelchair or on a sturdy chair close enough to the MOTOmed so that the knee joints are not fully stretched while training Page 49 (when the foot shells are at the furthest distance from the body).
  • Page 41 A memory stick can be connected to the USB interface . This is used to store training data or to display your own photos during training (not with Order No. 260.1**) and, if necessary, for software updates. Training mode Vertical adjustment Adjust the height for the leg or arm/upper body training as is appropriate for you.
  • Page 42 Fig. 5.1 The MOTOmed starts up and goes into standby mode. The home screen appears. MOTOmed loop.l The buttons for the leg trainer appear on the home screen. Fig. 5.5 The training session starts after activating the leg trainer button.
  • Page 43 The handles will now slowly start moving at the set passive speed. The speed increases slowly, linearly. The max. final speed is reached after 10 seconds at the earliest. MOTOmed loop.la The buttons for the leg trainer and arm/upper body trainer appear on the home screen.
  • Page 44 Fig. 5.8 If necessary, you can remove your legs first with the foot insertion aid. Follow the instructions for repositioning the handles and confirm each time with Fig. 5.9 Fig. 5.10 OPERATION...
  • Page 45 Fig. 5.11 The MOTOmed automatically activates the handles for the arm/upper body training. The training starts after the countdown (5 seconds) and the handles start to move slowly at the set passive speed. Change from arm/upper body training to leg training If you want to train your legs, but the device was previously used as an arm/upper body trainer, the drive must be adjusted accordingly.
  • Page 46 Fig. 5.13 There are 8 possible stop positions on the MOTOmed. First, move the right handle to the desired position. Risk of injury! WARNING Do not position the handle too low to avoid a collision with the knees. Fig. 5.14 If the handle does not lock automatically, move it slightly forwards and backwards until you feel/hear it click into place.
  • Page 47 Fig. 5.15 By selecting the button you can correct the position. Follow the instructions on the screens and confirm each one with Fig. 5.16 Fig. 5.17 OPERATION...
  • Page 48 Fig. 5.18 The training starts after the countdown (5 seconds) and the foot shells slowly start moving at the set passive speed. Risk of injury due to rotating pedal cranks CAUTION Do not touch the handles while the pedal cranks are rotating. You can adjust the optimal height of the handles using the menu.
  • Page 49 Resistance In training mode, you can change the resistance from 0–20. You can interrupt your training at any time by pressing the red Stop see Fig. 5.1 button You can access the home screen by pressing the operating button You can go back one step by pressing the control button Pedal radius The leg trainer on your MOTOmed has a 2-step pedal radius adjustment:...
  • Page 50 Alternatively use a torque wrench and tighten the screws to 9 Nm. Incorrectly tightened hexagon socket screws on the ball bearing clamp ring are not subject to warranty by RECK-Technik GmbH & Co. KG. OPERATION...
  • Page 51 Leg training Select the button for leg training on the home screen. If necessary, wait until the MOTOmed automatically switches to leg Page 41, 43 training. Risk of injury due to rotating pedal cranks CAUTION Do not touch the handles while the pedal cranks are rotating. Seat distance Choose the seat distance to the MOTOmed so that your legs are always slightly bent.
  • Page 52 Fig. 5.22 Foot insertion aid This function allows you to position the safety foot shells so that you can comfortably put your legs in the lower pedal position one after the other. Select the ‚insertion aid‘ button on the home screen. Fig.
  • Page 53 Fig. 5.24 Now fix your feet with the fastening straps see Fig. 5.21, 5.22 Arm/upper body training Select the control button for the arm/upper body training on the home screen. If necessary, wait until the MOTOmed automatically switches to Page 41 arm/upper body training.
  • Page 54 Application notes for automatic SpasmControl In case of cramps (spasticity), a slow and even movement with the MOTOmed is recommended. Train at low speed, especially at the beginning. This setting is particularly suitable for relaxing the muscles. You will notice that cramps will occur less frequently.
  • Page 55 For better fixation of the legs in case of cramps (spasticity), the leg guides with calf shells are essential accessories. These provide secure and firm support for the legs, ensure secure positioning of the lower legs and allow a physiological leg position during movement. max.
  • Page 56 Fig. 5.29 Fig. 5.30 Now set the desired level. Fig. 5.31 OPERATION...
  • Page 57 Active training In active training, the ‚resistance‘ of the person exercising acts as a braking torque. The resistance can be changed from 0–20. Press the ‚weight‘ button during active training. see Fig. 5.32 Fig. 5.32 Now set the desired resistance. Fig.
  • Page 58 Setting the SpasmControl Press the ‘settings’ button on the home screen. Fig. 5.34 Select the ‚sensors‘ button and then the ‚spasm detection‘ button in turn. Fig. 5.35 Fig. 5.36 OPERATION...

  • Page 59: Accessories

    Accessories Page Soft Grip safety foot shells Order No. 265.400 Plastic-coated safety foot shells Order No. 265.421 with fastening straps Order No. 265.460 Pediatric safety foot shells with fastening straps Order No. 265.441 with disinfectable fastening straps Order No. 265.480 Pediatric safety foot shells with disinfectable fastening straps Leg guides with calf shells Order No.
  • Page 60 Vertical handles with quick release system Order No. 557.200 Ergo handles with quick release system Order No. 372.200 Forearm shells with quick release system Order No. 356.200 plastic-coated with disinfectable fastening straps Order No. 556.003 with arm cuff size XS Order No.
  • Page 61 Soft Grip safety foot shells Fig. 6.1 The Soft Grip safety foot shells are softly padded and have a circumferential safety rim with a special high inside to protect the ankles and legs. For safe and simple fixation of the feet, the safety foot shells are equipped with fastening straps around the ankle joint.
  • Page 62 Leg guides with calf shells Fig. 6.4 The leg guides with calf shells are shaped for easy donning. Due to their flexible shape, the calf shells can adapt to the lower legs. For optimal guidance and support of the legs, the calf shells must lie against the lower legs.
  • Page 63 Leg guides with plastic - coated calf shells Fig. 6.5 Optionally, the leg guides are available with plastic-coated calf shells with disinfectable fastening straps. Functionality see leg guides with calf shells. Page 60 Foot fastening system »QuickFix« Fig. 6.6, 6.7 With the »QuickFix«, you can fix your feet independently and quickly in the safety foot shells and release them again.
  • Page 64 Pedal radius quick adjustment (leg trainer) With the pedal radius quick adjustment, you can precisely set the extent of movement, i.e. the pedal radius. You can adjust the pedal radius either in 4 steps (5.0 / 7.5 / 10.0 / 12.5 cm) or steplessly on both sides.
  • Page 65 Handles with quick release system Fig. 6.9 The Soft Grip handles are softly padded and non-slip. The plastic-coated handles are covered with disinfectable soft PVC. The quick release system enables easy, tool-free exchange of the handles. Open the bracket and remove the handle. Insert the desired handle and close the bracket completely Tetra handles with quick release system Fig.
  • Page 66 Vertical handles with quick release system Fig. 6.11 The vertical handles are suitable for users who can hold on to something but need a hand support. The vertical handles are equipped with an anti-slip device towards the inside. For the function of the quick release system, see Handles. see Fig.
  • Page 67 Forearm shells with quick release system Fig. 6.13 The forearm shells allow attachment and fixation of the arms in severe paralysis. The forearm shells can be swivelled horizontally to allow the forearms to move sideways in the same direction. Open the thumbscrew on the underside of the forearm shell and adjust the cross handle in the desired direction.
  • Page 68 Hand fixation by wrist cuff Fig. 6.14 The wrist cuff for hand fixation enables simple and quick fixation of the paralysed (weak) hand to the arm trainer, the handles or the various handles. ACCESSORIES...

  • Page 69: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Page Safety requirements for troubleshooting The MOTOmed does not run or the operating panel does not respond The MOTOmed runs unevenly Possible effects of electromagnetic interference on the MOTOmed TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 70 If a malfunction has occurred that cannot be resolved and is not listed below or if you have questions, please contact the service centre of Page 79 RECK or an authorised partner. The MOTOmed does not run or the operating panel does not respond...
  • Page 71 Possible effects of electromagnetic interference on the MOTOmed Possible effects Corrective action The training session stops Start training again The MOTOmed switches off Switch MOTOmed back on Arm trainer lock is enabled Stop training and then start again Arm trainer lock is disabled Stop training and then start again Selected training switches to a different Stop training and start the desired training...

  • Page 73: Cleaning, Maintenance, Reuse, Recycling

    Cleaning, maintenance, reuse, recycling Cleaning WARNING Danger of injury due to electrical voltage! For safety reasons, the power supply of the MOTOmed movement therapy device must be disconnected by removing the power plug before cleaning and disinfection! The MOTOmed may only be cleaned or disinfected using suitable wipes. CAUTION Risk of damage to the MOTOmed! Spray disinfection and disinfectant showers are not allowed due to the...
  • Page 74 Maintenance The MOTOmed does not require regular maintenance/servicing. Before the training session, a visual inspection in accordance with section 3 Page 21 must be carried out. Worn wear parts (e.g. foot shell linings, handles, expander) must be replaced. Reuse The MOTOmed can be reused by other patients. The instructions in section 3, ‘Visual inspection‘...

  • Page 75: Technical Data, Signs

    Technical data, signs Dimensions and weight Weight MOTOmed model Dimensions (External dimensions in min/max cm.) (in kg) Length Width Height loop.l 107 / 122 loop.a 107 / 122 loop.la 107 / 122 loop.la prof 107 / 122 loop p.l 107 / 122 loop p.la 107 / 122 loop light.l...
  • Page 76 Adjustable torque MOTOmed model Max. torque (in Nm) Leg trainer Arm/upper body trainer All loop models 1–13 1–6 All loop light models 1–13 1–6 All loop kidz models 1–13 1–6 All loop p models 1–10 1–6 Spasm control setting range MOTOmed model Sensitive Normal...
  • Page 77 Environmental conditions for operation Temperature +5 °C to +40 °C Humidity 15 % to 90 % relative humidity, non-condensing, but without the required vapour partial pressure of more than 50 hPa Air pressure >783.8 hPa to 1060 hPa Operating altitude <2000 m above sea level Environmental conditions for storage and transport Temperature...
  • Page 78 Recommended height 140–200 cm Used materials (RoHS compliant) Steel (painted, galvanized, chrome-plated, PVC plastic-coated) Aluminium Plastics: PA6.6, PC-ABS General signs and symbols With rotating pedal cranks, be careful not to insert your fingers between the housing and the pedal crank. Device of protection class II Application parts of type BF Application parts are components which –...
  • Page 79 Follow the instructions for use. The MOTOmed complies with the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC. Year of construction, in which the MOTOmed was manufactured (e.g. 2020). Indicates the manufacturer of the medical device Weight including safe workload in kilograms Observe appropriate disposal WEEE-Reg.-Nr.
  • Page 80 Expected service life The expected service life cannot be generally indicated because it is determined by the operating environment, the frequency of use and the type of use. The expected service life is therefore considered to be the period during which the device is to maintain operational readiness since initial start-up.

  • Page 81: Service

    Service We are of course available if you have any questions. Please call us – your questions and suggestions are very welcome. We are also happy to call you back. Please always give us the serial number (SN). This can be found on the nameplate on the large device stand of the MOTOmed.

  • Page 83: Emc Information

    EMC information Page Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic emissions Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic immunity Recommended safety distances EMC INFORMATION...
  • Page 84 The manufacturer declares compliance with the requirements of EN 60601-1-2:2016-05 for the mains connection cable of the MOTOmed. The use of accessories and wiring other than those specified or provided by the manufacturer of this equipment may result in increased electromagnetic emissions or reduced electromagnetic immunity of the equipment and may result in incorrect operation.
  • Page 85 Manufacturer's Declaration – Electromagnetic immunity The MOTOmed is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the MOTOmed should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Immunity tests IEC 60601 test level Electromagnetic environment –...
  • Page 86 Immunity tests IEC 60601 test level Electromagnetic environment – guidelines Conducted RF Use of this device immediately interference according 0.15 MHz to 80 MHz adjacent to other equipment to IEC 61000-4-6 should be avoided, as this could result in improper operation. If it in ISM and amateur radio is nevertheless necessary to use frequency bands between...

  • Page 87: Index

    Index Accessories Indications Arm/upper body training Initial operation Intended purpose Intended use CE mark Classification Cleaning Leg guides Clinical benefit Leg training Commissioning Contact person Contraindications Maintenance Medical device class Movement protection Dimensions Disclaimer Disinfection Nameplate Electromagnetic emissions Patient target group Electromagnetic immunity Pedal radius Environmental conditions...
  • Page 88 Recycling Vertical adjustment Reuse Vertical handles Visual inspection Safety distances Safety foot shells Weight Safety precautions Weight limit Scope of delivery Serial number Serious incident Year of construction Service Setting motor power or resistance Setting the spasm control Signs and symbols Spasticity Loosening Standby Stand-by mode/operation...
  • Page 90 Valid from year of construction 2020 100.020.484 en 20211210 We reserve the right to make technical changes in line with technical progress. Reproduction, also in extracts, is only permitted with written permission of RECK. Medizintechnik Reckstraße 1–5, 88422 Betzenweiler, GERMANY Phone +49 7374 18-  8 5, Fax +49 7374 18-  4 80...

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