Installing The Adapter Plate; Preparing The Adapter Plate - Ottobock Harmony E2 4R152 Serie Instrucciones De Uso

2) Ensure that the adapter plug engages in the power supply (see fig. 9).
3) Connect the USB plug of the charging cable to the power supply (see fig. 10).
→ The battery charger is assembled.
Charging the batteries
> Only charge the batteries with the battery compartment cover in place.
1) Set the selector switch to standby mode.
2) While wearing the prosthesis: Pull the vacuum pump off the adapter plate. Remove the out­
let hose from the vacuum pump if necessary.
3) Open the charging receptacle cover.
4) Insert the battery charger plug into the charging receptacle (see fig. 11); a signal indicates
that the charging process has started.
5) After the charging process is complete, disconnect the plug from the charging receptacle and
close the charging receptacle cover.
6) Disconnect the battery charger plug from the outlet.
7) If necessary: Connect the outlet hose and attach the vacuum pump to the adapter plate.
Light Signal
LEDs 1 and 2 flash alternating yellow
(until automatic shutdown)
LEDs 1 and 2 flash alternating red (until
automatic shutdown)
LEDs 1 and 2 flash alternating green
LEDs 1 and 2 flash alternating green,
brightness dimmed
LEDs 1 and 2 illuminated green, bright­
ness dimmed
LEDs 1 and 2 illuminated turquoise,
brightness dimmed

5.2 Installing the Adapter Plate

The adapter plate for connecting the vacuum pump is installed between the prosthetic socket and
the distal components of the modular prosthesis. It is mounted together with the socket adapter.
The adapter plate has two connectors for generating a vacuum in the socket and one connector
for connecting to the vacuum pump. The adapter plate is additionally equipped with a PE sinter
filter to protect the vacuum pump against dirt, and a non-return valve that maintains the vacuum
when the pump is disconnected.
CAUTION
Using a wrong prosthetic socket
Contusions and pressure sores due to wrong socket fit
► Use the vacuum pump only in combination with a prosthetic socket made with Harmony
technology.

5.2.1 Preparing the Adapter Plate

A vacuum can be generated in the socket either via the proximal or the lateral connector of the
adapter plate.
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Audible Signal
Signal tone ringing (1 x)
Signal tone ringing (3 x)
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–
–
–
Status
Batteries almost drained, remaining
capacity ≤ 1 h
Batteries drained, device shuts
down
Charger plugged in, connection
established
Batteries are being charged
Batteries fully charged
Batteries fully charged, reduced
battery performance; we recom­
mend replacing the batteries