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8. WARNINGS, CONTRAINDICATIONS, SIDE EFFECTS
A. Warnings
Using the device in a way that goes against the advice given by your orthopaedic prosthetist may cause deterioration of its components
(e.g. bearing heavy loads, excessive strain, using beyond the service life, etc.).
No greasing, adjustments to the fasteners or any other operation is required, except by the orthopaedic prosthetist.
There are specific risks due to lower limb amputation (falls, trophic disorders of the residual limb through conflict with the prothesis
socket, etc.). Running training with an orthopaedic prosthetist, physiotherapist or parasports club is essential.
Running on a conveyor belt may is only permissible with in-person monitoring, and not as part of solo training.
Check the whole prothesis whenever it has been used (screwed joint, no perceptible gap).
Do not modify the product (trimming or drilling, etc.)
Do not heat up the blade with a hot air gun, do not machine the blade to reduce its cross-section, and do not sand the blade too heavily
when replacing the sole (risk of removing the upper carbon layer).
Do not expose the prothesis to a flame or powerful heat source (radiator, etc.)
The device is resistant to soft, salty and chlorinated water, provided that the care instructions are followed (§9.A).
B. Contraindications
This device is not designed for activities with an excessive overload risk or jumps from significant heights, for example.
Adhere to the exercise instructions (running, jogging) when using the product
Do not use the product without the sole provided, or if it is detached or damaged.
C. Side effects
There are no side effects directly linked to the device.
Any serious incident arising in relation to the device must be reported to the manufacturer and to the competent authority of the
Member State.
9. CARE, STORAGE, DISPOSAL AND SERVICE LIFE
A. Care/ cleaning
Clean the envelope with a damp cloth or sponge.
No greasing, adjustments to the fasteners or any other operation is required for this blade, except by the orthopaedic prosthetist.
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After use in water:
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Rinse the blade in clear water
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Dry thoroughly
The presence of sand, particles or foreign bodies inside the foot could modify its behaviour and damage it. After use in a very dirty
environment:
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Rinse the blade and other parts in clean water, in order to eliminate the particles.
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Dry the various components.
The sole and under-layer may require replacement by the orthopaedic prosthetist: green kit (1A92013-1) or black kit (1A92013-2)
Detach the sole, and clean the glued surface (do not use any solvent, to avoid
ruining the aesthetics of the strip).
Manually sand the surfaces before gluing the under-layer onto the strip, and
do the same to glue the sole on the under-layer (XC090 neoprene glue).
B. Storage
Usage and storage temperature: -10°C to +40°C
Relative air humidity: no restrictions
C. Disposal
The various components of the blade are special waste: Elastomer, epoxy resin-based composite, titanium, stainless steel. They must
be treated in accordance with the locally applicable legislation.
D. Service life
It is advisable to arrange for an orthopaedic prosthetist to perform an annual check.
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