Warner Stride Lite Manual De Ensamblaje Y Instrucciones página 6

CAUTION: If this adjustment places the Leg Cuffs in an
uncomfortable position, the Heel Cup may need to be moved.
NOTE: Do NOT mold the aluminum Leg Cuff to fit your leg, as
this may cause it to crack or break.
3. Adjust the Springs – for most users, the Springs' factory
setting is adequate to maintain stability. If needed, adjust
the Springs by turning the Spring Adjuster Disk (clockwise
to tighten).
a. Forward Stability: Tighten the Upper Spring (brown) to
shift your weight back.
b. Backward Stability: Tighten the Lower Spring (silver) to
shift your weight forward.
Turn the Adjuster Disk a small amount (1/2 turn) and test
walking, repeating until comfortable.
CAUTION:
Never lower the Adjuster Disk more than ¼ length
of the bolt. Over-tightening the Springs may limit walking action
and damage the stilts.
Confirming Sideways Adjustment
When properly balanced the Leg Cuffs should apply moderate
support to the calf. If the Leg Cuff forces the leg inward or
pulls the knee outward, modify the Upper Side Pole Bracket
sideways adjustment:
1. While sitting or balancing on the stilt
with the help of a skilled stilt user,
loosen the Sideways Adjusting Bolt on
the Upper Side Pole Bracket.
2. Move the Side Pole inward until the
Leg Cuff feels snug against your leg.
Securely tighten the bolt.
3. Test the change by walking with the
skilled stilt user. If you still feel knee
pressure, continue to move the Leg
Cuff until you feel balanced without
pressure on your knee joints.
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Upper
Side Pole
Bracket