Accessories; Headrest; Trunk Strap; Leg Straps - Ottobock Robby Gebrauchsanweisung

Then loosen the hook and loop straps on both overlapping pelvic sections of upholstery(Fig. 18).
Because the required upholstery in this case comes from the back section, it may be necessary to loosen the lowest
tensioning strap.
Pull the foot section so as to set the required length and fix the new setting position with both screws.
Now pull both parts of upholstery fabric again tightly one over the other and connect them with the hook and loop
closures. If necessary, connect the loosened tension strap on the backside side again.

Accessories

Headrest

The headrest (Fig.22) consists of two foam pads with upholstery, which are located on either side of the head (Fig.
23).
Once you've determined the correct headrest height, you can fix it in place with the upholstery length strap (Fig. 24).
To set the correct width of the headrest pads, lift the outside end of the pad to be adjusted and move the pad into the
required position (Fig. 25). Subsequently fix the pad by pressing it on the guide belt hook and loop fastener. Repeat
this procedure with the other pad.

Trunk Strap

The trunk strap (Fig. 26) offers additional restraint for children who experience involuntary, spontaneous movements,
which could otherwise make their position insecure. The trunk belt can be adjusted in height just like the headrest with
longitudinal straps attached to the upholstery.
Additional restraint can be provided by reducing the tension of the upholstery to create a larger space for the child.
Another possibility for providing greater trunk support is to use the headrest as a trunk guide. The headrest, with its
special shape and size is well suited for this use (Fig. 27).

Leg Straps

The leg straps (Fig. 28) restrain the legs and counteract extension movements, which can make the positioning and
care of the child more difficult.
The straps are also height adjustable, just like the headrest and trunk straps (Fig. 29).
If necessary, these straps can be also be used to support and guide the child's thighs.
All accessories, unless installed by the manufacturer, are to be installed by skilled personnel.

Practical Instructions on Safety, Maintenance and Care

• The maximal load capacity is 30 kg for size 1 and 60 kg for size 2.
• Robby is a therapeutic device and can only be used under supervision!
• Use only on a flat, even surface!
• During the installation, or when folding the bathing support, be careful not to pinch your fingers.
• The yoke for back height adjustment, the Ratchet-lock joint B (Fig. 4) and the end of the lower leg rest should al
ways be in contact with the tub.
• Although the position shown in Figure 30 is adjustable, spontaneous movements made by the child (e.g. due to
spasticity, cramping, athetoses) may result in a rocking movement of the bathing support, which can cause the
child to become unstable or even slip out of the bathing support if restraints aren't used.
• Clean all frame and net parts with mild household detergents only.
• After use the bathing support can be folded to save space (Fig. 19). When the support is folded the headrest
should be pointing downwards (Fig. 20). The rubber tube protectors provide protection against slipping and also
release any water through the drain holes.
• The mesh material allows for free water flow and can be removed for washing (max. 60 °C).
• Prior to washing the device, it is advisable to close the straps and pack the upholstery fabric into a pillow case so
that it can be easily unfolded after being washed and prevent from mixing in with other items in the wash.
• If necessary, remove any stray material that accumulates in the hook and loop closures with a nail brush.
• I any damage to the upholstery occurs, replace it immediately.
• No other maintenance is necessary.
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