Arm Rests; 7�2�4� Upper Extremities - Interco Magiclight Gebrauchsanweisung

7.2.4. Upper extremities

Arm rests

MAGICLIGHT can be ordered with arm rests, which
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are supplied with an ALULINE arm rest support as
standard�
Assembly
The cover of the adduction guide is divided and the mid-
dle section is inserted inwards between the cushion
and the aluminum shell� The ALULINE universal holder
is screwed to the adduction guide with the enclosed
screws and spacer plate� The arm rest support is then
inserted from above�
Adjustment
The height of the arm rest can be adjusted using the
lower clamping lever on the universal holder� (Fig� 19)
The inclination of the arm rest can be adjusted via the
ratchet of the upper clamping lever� The arm rests can
be mounted outwards or inwards, depending on the
adjustment of the lateral side supports, so that there
is no gap between arm rests and the lateral side sup-
port� To do this, the screws under the arm rest must
be loosened and the arm rest removed� Then it is re-
assembled�
Important!
Always release only one clamping lever
and make the adjustment here� Only
continue with the next one after the
previous one has been secured�
Upper arm supports
Assembly
The upper arm restraints are attached to the side of
the back panel� (Fig� 20) To do this, open the fabric
cover of the back on the side and insert the upper arm
restraints into the provided holes and allow them to
engage downwards�
Therapy tray table
The therapy tray table is supplied with a border as
standard�
Assembly
The therapy tray table is attached to the right arm rest
support� To do this, the arm support is removed from
the arm rest support and the holders of the therapy
tray table are mounted between the arm support and
the arm rest support� (Fig� 21)
Adjustment
The therapy tray table can be rotated (Fig� 22/1),
adjusted in width (Fig� 22/2) and adjusted in depth
(Fig� 22/3)� The respective screws must be loosened
and completely retightened after adjustment� The
therapy tray table can be swiveled via the wing screw
(Fig� 22/3)�
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SETTINGS / OPERATION
Fig 19
Fig 20
Fig 21
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Fig 22
1
2