Days 091275965 Instructions pour l'utilisateur

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Elbow Crutches
User Instructions
Please ensure the crutches are adjusted to the correct height and ensure all pins have locked in place
(you will hear a clicking noise) once the pins have fully protruded through the holes.
Item Number
Model No Description
091275965
121
Single Adjustable Elbow
Crutches - Standard
091356468
121T
Single Adjustable Elbow
Crutches - Extra Long
091325323
121JDA
Double Adjustable Elbow
Crutches - Childs
091115799
121A
Double Adjustable Elbow
Crutches - Standard
091356443
121AT
Double Adjustable Elbow
Crutches - Extra Long
091356476
124
Single Adjustable
Crutches - Standard
091356484
124A
Double Adjustable
Crutches - Standard
091356492
124AT
Double Adjustable
Crutches - Extra Long
091356385
119E
Fixed Height
Elbow Crutches
091439199
125
Single Adjustable
Crutches - Standard
091531540
125T
Single Adjustable
Crutches - Extra Long
091439207
125A
Double Adjustable
Crutches - Standard
091531557
125AT
Double Adjustable
Crutches - Extra Long
Length Adjustment
When the crutch length is correct the user
should be able to maintain an upright
posture with the elbow slightly flexed.
In this way body weight is taken through
the crutch by pushing down on the crutch
when walking.
To adjust a crutch fitted with a pin clip, press the
two buttons in. Push the leg in and turn slightly.
Adjust the leg to the required position, then turn
and relocate, ensuring buttons are protruding
through the holes.
Usage
Walking
Where the affected leg cannot take any weight keep it off the
ground by holding it somewhat in front with the knee slightly bent
with arms through cuffs and gripping handles. Move the crutches
one pace forward, slightly apart and level then move the body
forwards between the crutches allowing the unaffected leg to
swing through.
SAFE USE OF CRUTCHES BEFORE USE
Please ensure there is no sign of wear and damage.
Please ensure the user does not exceed the max user weight stated.
Handle Style
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
Ergonomic
Ergonomic
Ergonomic
Ergonomic
Comfy
Comfy
Comfy
Comfy
Handle to Armband
Handle to Ground
230mm
660 - 940mm
230mm
830 - 1100mm
170 - 220mm
560 - 800mm
200 - 275mm
660 - 940mm
200 - 275mm
830 - 1100mm
230mm
690 - 940mm
200 - 275mm
690 - 940mm
200 - 275mm
830 - 1100mm
235 - 310mm
1030mm
230mm
660 - 940mm
230mm
830 - 1100mm
200 - 275mm
660 - 940mm
200 - 275mm
830 - 1100mm
Where the affected leg can take some weight move the crutches
one pace forward then place the affected leg on the ground with
the crutches, which will support some of the body weight.
Step through with the unaffected leg.
Getting up and sitting down
The crutch should be near the chair or held in one arm. Lean
forward, push up on one crutch and the opposite arm of the chair
to assist in standing. Once standing up ensure the arm is secure
inside the cuff.
When returning to the chair, turn round, feel the chair behind the
legs. Remove both arms from the crutches, hold them in one hand
or place them near the chair. Place hand(s) gently on the chair
arms, bend forward and lower gently into the chair.
Walking up and down stairs
Hold onto a handrail if at all possible. Hold the spare crutch
together with the handle of the remaining crutch. The crutch goes
on the same step as the affected leg. The unaffected leg should
lead when going upstairs, and the affected leg leads when
coming down.
Max User Weight
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
100kg/15¾st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
190kg/30st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st
160kg/25st