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Operator & Service Manual LiteGait® V

1. sembly loosen knob and slide buckle assembly to desired position Once In place tighten knob to secure buckle assembly for harness application 1 Rotate knob counterclockwise to loosen buckle assembly for adjustment 2 Adjust position of buckle assembly by sliding assembly within the yoke channel 2 Rotate knob clockwise and tighten until snug Base and Casters LiteGait is equipped with four casters There are two total locking casters and two directional lock casters Each leg has one type of casters the total locking are mounted on the Left Leg the Total Lock ing are mounted on the right If the down buttons fail to lower during normal use p ER due to a low battery There is an auxiliary down i W button that can be pressed to lower the device m r Using a pen tip or small screwdriver press the p F Emergency Lowering of Yoke black emergency down button this lowers both of u columns of the LiteGait when pressed Directional Lock CAUTION Using the Emergency Down Button may dam age battery for future use Use only in case of emer gency www LiteGait com Vv mobility research 13 1 800 332 9255 Y Using Your LiteGait Locking and Unlocking Casters Press tab to lock Locked Caster Total Locking Casters Total locking casters are indicated by a red sticker on the locking lever To lock the total lock ing casters press the tab until the brake snaps into p
2. Y Harness Application Step 1 The first time you put the harness on your dog it s easier to separate the front half from the Hip Lift portion The more you use it the easier it is to put on Step 2 With the large handle to the top slip the front half of the harness over your dog s head as shown The handle should rest on top of your dog s spine Step 3 Reaching down between the front legs pull the bottom half of the harness between the front legs Lifting each strap up one at a time bring the male half up to the female half at the top near the handle Step 4 Insert the male half of the fastener into the female half and repeat with the other side Step 5 After the fasteners are attached you can make adjustments to the length of each strap four total Ideally you are trying to position the bottom of the harness under the chest of your dog Step 6 All straps are padded with neoprene sleeves maximizing comfort for your dog Use the neoprene sleeves to tuck the excess strap in leaving a little loop of the strap exposed to tighten when needed Straps will loosen with use Occasional tightening will be necessary will loosen with use Occasional tightening will be necessary Step 7 Once the front half is on open the back half by unfastening one of the two main connectors and the two narrower straps at the back Position the handle directly over the top of the spine and connect the back Hip Lift to the front half with the
3. locked appropriately contact Technical Support for further information 22 www LiteGait com Y mobility research 1 800 332 9255 Parts List LiteGait I V Parts List Harness and Accessories Small Harness for LiteGait V Small Harness for LiteGait V HVS B Medium Harness for LiteGait V Medium Harness for LiteGait V HVM B Large Harness for LiteGait V Large Harness for LiteGait V HVL B Extra Large Harness for LiteGait V Extra Large Harness for LiteGait V HVX B Set of 6 Connector Straps for LiteGait V Set of 6 Connector Straps for LiteGait V HVSTRAPS LiteGait V Parts List Power System POWER SYSTEM Ws electrical system that controls the positioning of the actua PS35E ACTUATOR PSOXA Control Box The electric junction box PS35E C Charger Cord The AC adapter cord that dc a wall outlet and the control PS35E D The switch connects to the control box The buttons allow for the Hand Switch adjustment of the height of the device PS35E E Battery Cover Rectangular metal plate that covers batteries PS35E G Rectangular metal plate with a wedge removed which covers PS35E H the Control Box LiteGait V Parts List Base TE SND 30 inner frame BYG30 STN 3M innerframe BV 4 IN AECE 77 O NENE Bse Cap 3 inch ej m Control cover PLFM 34 inner frame BVG34 Base Cap The 2 x 2 inch black covers for the legs of the base BVG30L Wheel with hardware that locks via a tab lab
4. or modification on any and all components by unauthorized personnel is discouraged and will void your warranty THIS WARRANTY AND REM EDIES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES REM EDIES AND CONDITIONS WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED MOBILITY RESEARCH SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF M ERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IF MOBILITY RESEARCH INC CANNOT LAWFULLY DISCLAIM IMPLIED WARRANTIES UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ALL SUCH WARRANTIES INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY NO MOBILITY RESEARCH RESELLER AGENT OR EMPLOYEE IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY MODIFICATION EXTENSION OR ADDITION TO THIS WARRANTY MOBILITY RESEARCH IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY OR CONDITION OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS DOWNTIME GOODWILL OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPM ENT AND PROPERTY Warranty excludes damage due to normal wear and tear tampering with any components from misuse and abuse caused by cleaning and acts of God Warranty does not cover losses due to work stoppage lost revenue s and damages due to neglect Warranty excludes GaitKeeper Treadmills Shipping and handling charges are not covered by this warranty If present
5. tate the red button clockwise and it should pop outward To turn the device off press the red but ton down The device also automatically turns off when connected to a power outlet ON OFF Battery Charge Indicator The Battery Charge Indicator shows the idle charge on the battery while the device is on The indicator displays the charge in 25 increments 4 solid black bars indicates a full charge on the battery A plug icon appears in the 50 capacity bar when charge is down to 25 The LiteGait should be charged when the plug icon appears When the battery charge is 0 the display will show a STOP and a Plug icon this indicates that the device needs to be charged as soon as possible When the device is turned OFF or is connected to an outlet the display indicates the STOP and Plug Icons rn r gt U asam ee a 2 40 74 MA 0 715 40 74 NM 0 m 40 74 wen CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY YO e 100 Charge 25 Charge 0 Charge Vv mobility research 12 Charging LiteGait LiteGait is equipped with a 24 volt battery pack that needs to be charged on a weekly schedule To recharge your battery follow the steps below The battery and charging cord are located in the com partment on the left of the actuator i me WM Battery a T Compartment 1 Remove cover to battery ws compartment be 2 Locate charging cord 3 Plug charging cord into appropriate 110V or 220V power outlet When the LiteGait is plugged in t
6. 7 Tighten each strap by gently lifting up on the section of the strap connected to the harness and simultane ously pulling down on the loose end of the strap dangling from the yoke buckle Repeat the procedure with all six straps making sure that the straps are of equal length when finished 8 Double check that all six straps have been connected to the appropriate buckles on the harness and all the straps have been tightened equally 9 At this point the patient should be securely buckled and attached to the unit 10 Slowly roll the unit forward toward the front of the treadmill This position will allow you to both roll the unit and assist the patient with stepping forward onto the treadmill walking surface 11 When the patient steps up on the treadmill quickly re tighten all four straps as necessary to increase the support provided by the unit 12 Continue to roll the unit over the treadmill as far forward as possible while the patient walks 13 Once the unit is at the front of the treadmill lock the caster brakes 14 Double check to see that the unit is locked into place and that the patient is in the center of the treadmill walking surface 15 To exit the unit reverse the process www LiteGait com W mobility research 18 1 800 332 9255 Training with LiteGait Y Over Ground 1 Adjust the yoke height so that it is approximately 5 inches above the patient s head when standing on four limbs Or lower the yoke so that
7. In order for us to provide the very best in customer support please activate your warranty by providing the following information This information will allow us to notify you for product updates recall information clinical support technical support maintenance information and to receive our E Newsletter You may visit our website at http www litegait com warranty html and submit this form or fill in the information below and mail or fax back Keep a copy for your records Facility Name Dept used in Fax r Products Education and Rehabilitation Solutions m k i Mobility Research Inc P O Box 3141 Tempe AZ 85280 k i N Phone 1 800 332 9255 480 829 1727 Fax 480 829 0737 WIE E a Email warranty LiteGait com i oe Y mobility esearch 25 500 332 9255
8. LiteGait The Original Partial Weight Bearing Gait Therapy Device Operator amp Service Manual LiteGait V SERIAL NUM BER Serial Number of Your Device Note Please keep your serial number in a safe and secure location The serial number must be pro vided when seeking service for your LiteGait device The serial number provides us access to techni cal information regarding your device W mobility research en Dear LiteGait User CONGRATULATIONS on your recent purchase of LiteGait the most innovative gait and balance therapy training system available today As you know LiteGait can be used with a wide variety of patient impairment levels and conditions If you have questions about the possible uses of LiteGait with particular patients or are in need of some ideas for ways to use LiteGait more effectively please do not hesitate to contact us for information relating to your individual situation Our web site also offers valuable information Like all quality therapy equipment LiteGait requires regular inspections Enclosed is a check list for your convenience Please complete the checklist every 6 months to ensure the efficient safe and effective operation of the LiteGaitB unit If you should find a problem with a LiteGaitO part please contact the Technical Support Department immediately Here are some resources which will be of help to you CLINICAL SUPPORT clinicalsupport LiteGait com TECHNICAL SUPPO
9. RT technicalsupport LiteGait com WEBSITE www LiteGait com USER FORUM www LiteGait org Sincerely Customer Service Department Mobility Research Table of Contents Unpacking and Assembly ie 8 UNIEDIaAgaN ira 11 ADOUE YOUN UN iia 11 USING Your LitCGalt Orina 12 Control Unitaria 12 Charging LIE GA tii 12 II How to Adjust Yoke Height cccccccsscssssssssssseeeeessssseesssssssneeeeessssssensssssnaeeeees 13 IV Buckle Assembly Adjustment 22222uuuuuuuuuuuuunnunnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 13 Vii Base and Casters cas 13 VI Harness Application rra 15 VII Connecting Harness to LiteGait ssssssnssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnan 17 TRAINING Win Utebo 18 Unit Care and Maintenance urrreeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nn 20 TrOUDIESNOOHING aiii 22 Parts ista 23 Resource Direct ly ren 24 Limited Warranty Certificate ira 25 7 www LiteGait com y mobility research 1 800 332 9255 LiteGait Assem bly 6 Remove cardboard harness A and accessories box Tools Required Scissors 1 2 inch socket or open end wrench 5 16 inch Allen wrench provided LiteGait I Assembly Instructions Read below amp follow pictures NOTE Two people are required for safe assembly 6 Remove cardboard harness NOTE Your LiteGait may look different than the follow ing images but assembly Steps are the same and accessories box NOTE If you have any questi
10. ate midsection straps Connect the buckles and pull on all straps until taut Step 7 Check connections two to four overhead straps connected to the yoke and midsection straps at the patient s sides two groin back straps coming out from between the patient s back legs and connected to yoke brackets two front straps coming out from between the patient s front legs and connected to yoke brackets and the shoulder piece buckle on the patient s back Step 8 Your unit can now be used for over ground therapy or to assist the patient in stepping onto the treadmill Step 9 With higher level patients the unit may be positioned over the treadmill before the patient is buckled into place www LiteGait com Vv mobility research 17 1 800 332 9255 Training with LiteGait Over Treadmill 1 The yoke height should be adjusted so that the top is approximately 5 inches above the patient s head when standing on the treadmill so that the hardware hanging from the yoke is just out of the reach of patient s head 2 Lock the directional locks and position the unit over the treadmill 3 Position the patient at the rear of the treadmill walking surface facing the treadmill 4 Roll the unit to the rear of the treadmill and lock the caster brakes 5 Attach the four Velcro pieces on the overhead straps hanging from the yoke to the harness 6 Attach the two buckles from the shoulder piece to the front short side of the yoke
11. djustments to the large straps tightening and loosening until the bottom straps are centered The belly band the two trailing straps Straps are designed and the pelvic pad create a triangular support to to loosen with use help lift the hips and pelvis as one to support providing more the spine comfort when your dog lies in it Straps don t need to be tightened to function properly 16 www LiteGait com Vv mobility research 1 800 332 9255 Using Your LiteGaito WY Connecting Harness to LiteGait Step 1 d g a Position the patient under the LiteGait V unit This can be done by moving the unit over the x patient or moving the patient under the unit The patient can be oriented with facing lt either into or away from the body of the device Step 2 y 4 Lock the caster brakes Step 3 Adjust the yoke to the correct position giving the patient at least 5 6 inches of head clearance and the therapist enough space under the yoke 4 Step 4 Connect the shoulder front straps to the yoke brackets at the front the patient using two of overhead straps Step 5 Adjust the brackets on the yoke by turning the knob and sliding the bracket to the right or left The brackets being used should line up with the points at which the shoulder front me straps the groin back straps and the midsection straps will connect to the yoke i Step 6 Extend the overhead straps until they are long enough to reach the appropri
12. e is the rectangular overhead piece with eight movable brackets located along the edges BRACKETS Adjustable brackets are found along the edges of the yoke Each bracket ends in a hook that hangs down below the yoke There are eight brackets total three along each long side and two on the short side farthest from the device OVERHEAD STRAPS The overhead straps are the six straps connected to the side yoke brackets Each strap has a metal connector on one end and a spring snap hooks on the other The male connectors hook over the buckle assembly brackets on the yoke and the spring snap hook connects to the D rings on the harness HARNESS The harness provides adjustable patient support during use with the LiteGait The harness supports the at the neck chest and waist At the neck and chest there is front half of the harness has two adjustable shoulder straps and one adjustable padded chest strap The rear half of the harness one padded waist strap and a padded pelvic pad with two adjustable straps Both sections attach the LiteGait yoke via D ring straps on the harness The harness also includes two handles for lifting Y mobility research 11 NOTE Your LiteGait may look different than image above ACTUATOR The mechanism that raises and lowers the yoke The actuator consists of a concentric expanding and retracting square tower that houses the DC motors gearing and the screw mechanism It also provides the structura
13. eled with a red Total Locking Casters BRAKE sticker B50G34 C Wheel with hardware that locks into one direction via a tab Directional Locking Caster labeled with a green STEER sticker B50G34 D mb EN EN 23 www LiteGait com Y mobility research 1 800 332 9255 Resource Directory PHONE 1 800 332 WALK 9255 Toll free in U S and Canada FAX 480 829 0737 WEBSITE www LiteGait com www LiteGait org EMAIL DIRECTORY Technical Support TechnicalSupporto LiteGait com Clinical Support ClinicalSupport LiteGait com Education Department Education LiteGait com Sales Department Sales LiteGait com POSTAL ADDRESS Mobility Research P O Box 3141 Tempe AZ 85280 Ww mobility research 2013 Mobility Research Inc lie www LiteGait com Y mobility research 24 1 800 332 9255 mobility LiteGait research we Gait Therapy Device Limited Warranty Certificate The Mobility Research warranty covers applicable parts and labor for repair or replacement as listed belowT e 3 years on frame components due to broken or damaged welds e 3 years on the lift mechanism actuator e 1 year on harness stitching buckles and casters e 1 year on all electronics control box wiring charger etc e 3 months warranty on battery due to defect Losses due to work stoppage lost revenues damages due to neglect or abuse ARE NOT covered by this warranty Shipping and handling charges ARE NOT covered by this warranty Tampering
14. g bolts the other is holding the actuator 19 Tighten the bolts until snug using the Allen wrench CAUTION DO NOT over tighten the bolts 20 Locate actuator cord com ing out from the bottom of the post 1 21 Insert the actuator cord into the port 1 on the control box 21 Place control box back into base www LiteGait com 1 800 332 9255 23 Twist the red button clock wise to turn on the LiteGait 24 The battery capacity display should display four solid black bars indicating a full charge If the display does not show any solid black bars check battery W connection This section intentionally left blank 25 Verify the connection of the power system to the actuator by pressing the up and down but tons on the hand switch 26 Cove wires using the small metal plate s CAUTION DO NOT USE UTILITY KNIFE TO REM OVE SHRINK WRAP 27 Remove remaining Card Board and tape from LiteGait 27 Assembly complete See harness and charging instruc tions for further instructions y www LiteGait com W mobility research 10 1 800 332 9255 LiteGaltO Diagram Yoke Assembly Buckle Assembly Battery Compartment Base Frame Gaiter Stool Bracket OPTIONAL Total Locking Casters Directional Locking Casters Control Box E E E Post Assembly 10 Actuator About Your LiteGait LiteGait is comprised of several parts YOKE The yok
15. inspec tion guideline If you should have any questions concerning the functional status of any of the LiteGaitO parts please contact the Technical Support department immediately at technicalsupport LiteGait com It is recom mended that you inspect the LiteGait unit and all of its parts every 6 months Please rate the function of each item as follows 1 POOR 2 FAIR 3 GOOD 4 EXCELLENT A rating of FAIR 2 or POOR 1 indicates that that part should be immediately replaced to maintain the safe and effective use of the equipment Check All Components Check List Recommended Replacement Schedule Functionality i each re Battery 24 30 Months Exposed or Frayed Wires Charger x Loose Rusted Bolts Discoloration Degradation Hand Switch j Harness Wrap 18 24 M onths Groin Pieces 18 24 M onths Overhead Straps Casters 5 Knobs Pins Grips Covers Caps Buckles x Base Actuator l QODDODODOLDONLE Replace As Needed Based on Condition Please Send Copy of Completed Form Every 6 Months to Mobility Research Technical Support Fax 480 829 0737 Mail Mobility Research Technical Support Email TechnicalSupport LiteGait com P O Box 3141 Website http litegait com techsupport html Tempe AZ 85280 Maintenance Contact Information Facility Name W mobility research 21 en Troubleshooting Power System Symptom Actuator Does Not Raise or Lower PO DIE Cause MESOIULION Low Battery Charge Battery need t
16. it is approximately 5 inches above the patient s head when lying on the floor 2 At this point the patient must have the harness wrap around the mid section and the connecting straps in the proper position 3 Position the unit over the patient 4 Lock the caster brakes 5 Loosen the straps and connect the appropriate straps to the harness being sure to move the attachment hooks on the yoke to appropriate location and connect all straps 6 Stand the patient up using the lift mechanism to bring the yoke up 7 Re tighten all straps if needed until the patient is standing in the proper posture 8 Make any postural adjustments by tightening or loosening the appropriate strap 9 Asthe patient begins to move over ground several options are possible depending on treatment goals and the patient s ability a Push the unit matching the patient s rate of walking b Push the unit faster to increase the patient s rate of walking c Allow the patient to walk forward backward or laterally NOTE THE CASTER BRAKES SHOULD BE LOCKED WHENEVER THE UNIT IS STATIONARY RELEASE THE CASTER BRAKES ONLY FOR MOVEMENT OF THE UNIT Over Treadmill Over Ground 19 www LiteGait com Y mobility research 1 800 332 9255 Unit Care and Maintenance LiteGait M aintenance Your LiteGait has been specially designed to be durable and relatively maintenance free The frame is con structed from high strength steel and has been painted with a special po
17. l base to which the adjustable handlebars are attached CONTROL UNIT Junction box mounted in the base for the battery power handheld switch and contains electrical safety protection circuitry The battery pack NOTE Over tightening the knobs may cause damage connects to this unit and is also located within a compartment of the actuator HANDLEBARS Unit has two adjustable handlebars The handle bars are attached to the unit using two knobs BASE Two horizontal bars connected by two U shaped tubes The base moves freely over ground or can be locked into place during use over a treadmill However your unit must be locked into place at all other times CASTERS Four casters are attached to the base The two casters on the left side are total locking and the two casters on the right are directional locking Be certain to lock both caster brakes when using the unit over a treadmill or when connecting the patient to the unit WARNING NEVER leave patient unattended in the unit www LiteGait com 1 800 332 9255 Using Your LiteGait Control Unit Control Unit is the part of the LiteGait that con trols the adjustment of the actuator The control STOP and Plug Icons box consists of the following features e Red ON OFF Button e Battery Charge Indicator ON and CHARGE LEDs Emergency Down Button Red ON OFF Button The emergency ON OFF Button is the ON OFF switch for the LiteGait To turn the device on ro
18. lace The caster will lock the swivel of the caster r ER and rotation of the wheel Locking all four casters This section intentionally left blank will make the device stationary NOTE While locking the caster prevents rolling of the unit it DOES NOT prevent the unit from sliding on a sloped slippery floor The unit should only be used on a flat floor away from stairs or ramps NEVER leave a pa tient unattended in the unit Directional Locking Casters Directional lock casters are indicated by a green sticker in the locking lever To lock the di rectional locking casters press the tab and align the caster with the frame Once Aligned this locks the swivel of the casters and is beneficial for walk ing in a straight path or placing LiteGait over a treadmill Once the unit is positioned over a tread mill all four caster brakes need to be locked Directional Locking Casters with Treadmill Position LiteGait near the treadmill or where you wish the patient to begin walking Roll LiteGait towards the front of the tread mill until the casters line up parallel to the treadmill or parallel to the path the pa tient will follow a hallway for example Press the directional locks to lock swivel of casters LiteGait can now be easily rolled back and forth over the treadmill or on a straight path in the ther apy room or hallway www LiteGait com Vv mobility research 14 1 800 332 9255 Using Your LiteGaito
19. main connector strap Step 8 Pull the unconnected fastener under your dog s belly and connect it at the top as shown at left You can now adjust the belly band to center the two bottom straps under your dog s pelvis Step 9 Pull the two trailing straps up on either side of your dog s tail and connect Now position the pelvic pad directly under your dog s pelvis It can be moved by releasing and reattaching the Velcro es www LiteGait com Y mobility research 15 1 800 332 9255 Y Using Your LiteGait Harness Application continued Step 10 The pelvic pad should fit right between your dog s rear legs You may have to make a few adjustments to position it by fastening and unfastening the two trailing straps in order get it perfectly positioned The pelvic pad is optional and can be removed if your male dog is still intact as it may cause fitting Issues D rings for connecting Adjust the length of the harness to overhead connecting strap to move straps the Hip Lift forward or back The two rear straps are lined with neoprene on one side and Velcro on the other to allow you to position the pelvic pad The pelvic pad can be moved forward or back centering it between your dog s legs You can narrow or remove the pad if walking is inhibited Adjust the length of the front straps to center the T pad under your dog s chest Tuck excess strap into neoprene sleeves To center the belly band make small a
20. o be Charge the battery following the appropriate charging instructions until full Replaced charge If charging does not resolve issue contact Technical Support for re placement battery information 3 Possible Cause Resolution Loose Cable Connection Disconnect cables from Control Box Firmly reconnect cables ensuring a se cured connection 4 Possible Cause Resolution Other Power System Issue Contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting Symptom Battery Does Not Charge 1 Possible Cause Resolution Device is Not Connected to Power Outlet Connect charge cable to appropriate 110V outlet 220V for International Customers when applicable 2 Possible Cause Resolution Charging Cord is Not Connected Properly If the green LED indicates the charger is connected to a power outlet Once the charger is connected the green LED turns red Once the battery is fully charged the LED turns back to green 3 Possible Cause Resolution Power Outlet is Faulty Check Outlet with another electrical device to ensure proper function of out let 4 Possible Cause Resolution Battery not been charged for an extended If battery is not charged for an extended period the voltage may be too low period to charge Contact Technical Support for replacement battery information 5 Possible Cause Resolution Battery has been in service for 30 months or Contact Technical Support for replacement battery information more 6 Possible Cause Re
21. o charge it auto matically shuts off The LiteGait is only battery powered will not operate while connected to a power outlet e Green LED indicates when the device is plugged into a power outlet Yellow LED indicates when the LiteGait bat tery is taking a charge The LED light shuts off after the battery is fully charged The charging current automatically tapers off the when the batteries are nearly charged Coil adapter cord into Battery Compartment and then replace battery cover NOTE LiteGait Battery Should be charged overnight AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK NOTE Digital BiSym Scale OPTIONAL utilizes a second battery located at the top of the LiteGait that should be charged overnight AT LEAST ONCE PER M ONTH www LiteGait com 1 800 332 9255 How to Adjust Yoke Height The LiteGait powered actuator column is raised and lowered by a hand switch with two up and two down arrows Raising the Yoke Verify that LiteGait has clearance above the yoke Depress the button with the up arrow on the hand switch Release the button when the yoke is at the desired height Lowering the Yoke Verify that LiteGaitO has clearance below the yoke Depress the button with the down arrow on the hand switch Release the button when the yoke lowers to the desired height Using Your LiteGaite Y Buckle Assembly Adjustment The buckle assemblies can be adjusted based upon the size of the patient To adjust buckle as
22. ons during installation WE please contact Mobility Research Technical Support for E assistance 7 Open cardboard harness and Y accessories box 1 Inspect shipment and note li any visual damage to box and or crate CAUTION DO NOT USE UTILITY KNIFE TO OPEN BOX 8 Inspect contents of harness and accessories box for damage 2 Remove screw located at the bottom of crate 9 Carefully cut all black plastic straps securing base to pallet 3 Lift off exterior box in order to expose equipment 4 Examine contents Report REE a E 10 Using both people remove any damage to equipment im E base from pallet mediately to Mobility Research Technical Support y www LiteGait com W mobility research 8 1 800 332 9255 11 Position base over pallet 4 with actuator near base as pic tured 12 Cut and remove plastic wrap from base compartment 13 Remove hand switch from inside base compartment and set aside for installation of ac tuator 14 Prepare base for installation 3 of actuator Remove four black wrench in small box 15 Remove screws securing actuator to pallet 16 Lift post assembly from pal let to base using two people v mobility research 17 Orient the actuator on base such that the yoke and handle bars are facing the same direction as the legs of the base 18 Insert bolts and hand tighten Make sure while one person is insertin
23. solution Other Power System Issue Contact Technical Support for further troubleshooting instruction Symptom Battery Does Not Hold Charge 1 Possible Cause Resolution Low Battery Charge Charge the battery following the appropriate charging instructions until full charge 2 Possible Cause Resolution Battery Needs to Be Replaced Contract Technical Support for replacement battery information Troubleshooting Casters Symptom Device Does Not Roll Easily 1 Possible Cause Resolution One or both of the Total Locking Casters are The Total Locking Casters are labeled with a red BRAKE sticker Unlock the Locked Total Locking Casters 2 Possible Cause Resolution One or both Directional Locking Caster are The Directional Locking Casters are labeled with a green STEER sticker and misaligned engage when the caster is aligned with the leg of the base If the LiteGait does not move forward and backward when the directional locking casters are locked they are not aligned properly Contact Technical Support for fur ther repair instruction 3 Possible Cause Resolution One or more of the casters are loose and Contract Technical Support for repair information and are no longer secured to the frame or are damaged Symptom Device Does Not Stay Stationary when Locked 1 Possible Cause Resolution One or more of the casters is not locked M ake sure all four casters are locked to make the device stationary NOTE If all casters are
24. wder coat to resist rust and scratches Cleaning Frame FOLLOW STANDARD FACILITY INFECTION CONTROL PROCEDURES Cleaning Agent DILUTED WINDEX TYPE CLEANING SOLUTION Drying Method WIPE DRY WITH CLEAN CLOTH Special Cleaning WD 40 CAN BE USED TO REM OVE DIRT OR OILY SPOTS Harness Maintenance All harnesses and groin straps can be washed in hot water up to 80 C according to facility infection contro guidelines Harnesses should be dried with low or no heat tumble dry Bleach if used will shorten the life of the cloth material on the harness Standard Harness amp Groin Pieces Frequency Facility infection control guidelines Cleaning Agent Facility infection control guidelines Water Temperature WASH IN UP TO 176 F 80 C Drying M ethod HARNESSES SHOULD BE DRIED WITH LOW OR NO HEAT TUM BLE DRY Harness Storage The harness has been made of an durable fabric to retain its shape and effectiveness through many uses and washings However it is imperative that the harness be stored properly to prevent damage to the buckles When not in use store the harness in a place or area that will prevent the harness from being stepped on or rolled over W mobility research 20 300 399 9956 Unit Care and Maintenance Y To maintain the highest quality of function and safety it is extremely important that you conduct regular main tenance checks of your LiteGait unit and all of its parts Please refer to the following checklist for an

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