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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Identification of Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 4
Headpiece Attachment & Operation . . . . 5 - 8
Table Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 10
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Motor Operation & Troubleshooting . . 11 - 12
Care & Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 14
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
800-458-4854 www.thulitables.com office@ thulita b les.co m THULI TABLES youtube.com/thulit ab les facebook.com/thu litab les 350 Owner’s Manual Videos & Manuals Crescent Arm Rest (optional) Shown with Metal Base Table of Contents Introduction ......2 Motor Operation &... -
Page 2: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for your purchase of a 350 Elevation table. We are pleased to provide you with an adjusting table that is versatile, extremely durable and skillfully designed. It has been thoroughly inspected and tested right down to the smallest detail before leaving our shop. - Page 3 Identification of Table Parts / Motor Information Ankle Rest Extension Fixed Section Pelvic Section Thoracic Section Ankle Rest Locking Knob Pelvic Cocking Lever & Tension Control Thoracic Cocking Lever & Tension Control Crescent Arm Rest (optional) Piston Motor Foot Pedal...
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Page 4: Identification Of Parts
Identification of Headpiece Parts Tension Control Knob (other side) Paper Tear-Off Bar Paper Hold-Down Wire Straight Drop / Forward Pivot Block Motion Knob Cocking Lever Slide Block T-Bar Paper Hanger Remote Control Lever Piston Head Piston Pin Prone Arm Rest Buckle Lowering Lever Locking Link Headpiece Mounting... - Page 5 Table Operation HEADPIECE PAPER 1. Attach a 8.5” roll of paper. 4. To advance the headpiece paper, 5. To tear off used headpiece paper, 2. Raise the paper hold-down wire raise the tear-off bar, hold your use an upward motion while holding and tear-off bar.
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Page 6: Headpiece Attachment & Operation
Headpiece Operation VERTICAL ELEVATION 1. Raise the back end of the headpiece 2. Raise the front end of the headpiece 3. With practice, steps 1 and 2 can be by lifting it up. by operating the remote control combined to vertically raise the lever. - Page 7 Headpiece Operation LATERAL FLEXION LEVER FLEXION / EXTENSION LATERAL FLEXION (optional) Flex and extend the headpiece by For lateral motion, lift the lateral flexion The position of the lateral flexion lever lever in a counterclockwise direction, can be changed. With the lateral grasping the front end of the head- manually position the headpiece, then flexion lever tightened, pull the lever...
- Page 8 Headpiece Drops STRAIGHT DROP FORWARD MOTION DROP Knob pulled out PRIOR to cocking Knob pushed in PRIOR to cocking PRIOR to cocking the headpiece, set for straight drop PRIOR to cocking the headpiece, set for forward by pulling out the headpiece straight drop/forward motion drop by pushing in the headpiece straight motion knob until you feel it is “set”...
- Page 9 Table Operation Pelvic Drop Thoracic Drop PELVIC DROP THORACIC DROP Position the patient’s anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) Position the patient sufficiently forward with their arms at the juncture of the pelvic and thoracic sections. outstretched and wrists resting on the prone arm rest. This will insure that the skin on the back of the patient’s arms will not be pinched between the thoracic section and the table frame when using the drop.
- Page 10 Table Operation THORACIC INCLINE CERVICAL PALPATION & ADJUSTING ANTERIOR THORACIC ADJUSTING Uses of the thoracic incline include anterior thoracic The thoracic section can be raised to a 20º angle. Lift the adjusting, cervical palpation and diversified cervical thoracic section, swing the slant bar down and allow the adjusting.
- Page 11 Motor Set-Up & Operation MOTOR SET-UP The electric and foot pedal Electric Foot Pedal plugs are located at the base Plug Plug of the motor shaft. If the cord is not attached to 14 5 plug the motor, plug it in, making clip sure the clip snaps onto the tab.
- Page 12 Motor Warranty & Troubleshooting MOTOR WARRANTY The motor is covered by a one year warranty. Please note that the motor, like all electrical products, will eventually wear out. The life of the motor is determined by various factors including number of uses, weight and positioning of patients, humidity and environmental conditions.
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Page 13: Care & Maintenance
Care & Maintenance DROPS: CLEANING & LUBRICATION Periodic lubrication of the drops will insure smooth, crisp drops. Use 3-IN-ONE oil every month or 500 adjustments. If the drops have not been lubricated on a regular basis, first apply WD-40 to clean the plungers from dust & debris (see below). SYRINGE USE (FOR PELVIC DROP) To access the pelvic plunger, use a small syringe (provided). - Page 14 3. Water Rinse: It is important to follow any cleaning with a thorough, clear water rinse to minimize premature deterioration of the vinyl from extended exposure to chemicals. VINYL REPLACEMENT In the event of wear or damage, pre-sewn replacement vinyl is available from Thuli Tables.
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Page 15: Warranty
Warranty WARRANTY Our tables are designed and built to high standards. We are proud to offer a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, with the exception of the headpiece piston and the motor (on elevation tables), which are covered by a one year warranty. This warranty is valid to the original owner if the table has not been altered in any way. - Page 16 Junior Portable Sport Portable 300 Stationary Tour Portable 500 Stationary Elevation Tables Treatment Tables Portable Drops THULI TABLES...
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