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In order to fix the Pronestander at the desired angle, you
should firstly hold the chest plate and gently swing the
main frame of the stander upright. You should then loosen
the three bolts (a) as shown and the angle adjuster bar (b)
can then be positioned to the desired angle between the
location bars. The plate (a) should then be placed back into
position and the three bolts re-attached and tightened
securely.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO ADJUST THE ANGLE OF THE
PRONESTANDER WHEN THE FRAME IS IN USE.
The Pronestander tray is attached by sliding the outer poles
already attached to the tray over the inner poles already
attached to the frame and then tightening the bolts (a). The
tray is then secured with a tray pin into one of the slots (b)
on the side of the frame.
How to Adjust
Once you have selected the desired angle, you can set up
the rest of the Pronestander to suit the user.
Adjusting the Height of the Chest Plate
You should firstly measure the distance from the user's feet
to just under their arms. This is best done were practical in
a lying down position on a mat. The height between the
top of the chest plate and sandals should be set to the
equivalent of this distance. The height of the chest plate
can then be altered by loosening the bolts (a) on the side of
the frame. Once loosened, this will allow the whole inner
section (including chest plate, pelvic plate and knee plate)
to move up and down. Once the required height is
obtained, the bolts (a) should be re-tightened securely.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO ADJUST THE HEIGHT OF THE MAIN
FRAME WHEN THE STANDER IS IN USE.