Scope Of Delivery; Instructions For Use - Ottobock Terra Flair Instructions For Use

5 Delivery

5.1 Scope of delivery

INFORMATION
To order spare parts, please contact the qualified personnel.
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When ordering spare parts, please specify the width and depth of your product. Check the
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sewn-in label on the cover for information on the dimensions.
The product is delivered preinstalled. The scope of delivery includes:
• Seat cushion (components see Page 17)
• Accessories: hand air pump (see fig. 6), repair kit for air insert
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Instructions for use

5.2 Storage
Store the product in a dry, enclosed room with sufficient air circulation and protection from
external influences. Specific information about storage conditions: see Page 27.
6 Preparing the product for use
INFORMATION
The procedures described in this section may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
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These instructions for use must be given to the user along with the product.
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INFORMATION
The seat cushion must be set up by qualified personnel before delivery.
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Before handing over to the user or attendant, perform sufficient seat tests under medical
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supervision. Have the seat cushion tested by the user as needed.
6.1 Setting Up
1) Place the wheelchair seat cushion on the wheelchair, making sure it is centred and with the
contoured side up. The valve must be located at the front left (see fig. 7).
2) Turn the valve anti-clockwise to open it (see fig. 8).
3) Attach the flexible tube of the pump to the valve (see fig. 9).
4) Inflate the seat cushion until it begins to arch upwards slightly (see fig. 10).
5) Close the air valve by twisting it clockwise and disconnect the pump from the valve (see
fig. 11).
6) Lower the user down carefully onto the wheelchair seat cushion. The seat cushion must be
centred below the user.
INFORMATION: Ensure the individual is sitting in the desired sitting position.
7) Slide your hand palm down between the cushion surface and the user's buttocks (see
fig. 12).
INFORMATION: You should be able to feel the ischial tuberosity.
8) Keep your hand under the user's ischial tuberosity and rotate the valve anti-clockwise to
slowly let out air (see fig. 8).
9) Allow the air insert to sink until your fingertips can only move up and down over a
distance of 20 mm – 25 mm (see fig. 13).
10) Close the valve by turning it clockwise (see fig. 11).
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