Battery Management; Cleaning And Care - Ottobock DynamicArm 12K100N Gebrauchsanweisung

LED shows orange light
LED shows green light

6.4 Battery management

Electronic battery management helps the patient maintain the function of individual prosthetic
components as long as possible as the battery charge level drops.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
6.5 Charging plug
The charging plug is suitable for bilateral amputees. It is designed so it can be inserted into the
charging receptacle with a prosthetic hand or by mouth.
The following points must be observed when charging the battery:
• We recommend charging the product once a day when used by the patient on a daily basis.
• The battery should be charged for at least 3 hours prior to initial use.
• Note the permissible temperature range for charging the battery (see Page 24).
INFORMATION
The product can remain connected to the charger after charging is complete and the greed LED
indicator lights up. Damage to the battery caused by overcharging is not possible. Partial char­
ging also does not decrease the service life of the battery (no memory effect).

7 Cleaning and Care

NOTICE
Improper product care
Damage to the product due to the use of incorrect cleaning agents.
► Only clean the product with a damp cloth and mild soap (e.g. 453H10=1-N Ottobock Der­
maClean).
1) Clean the product with a damp cloth and mild soap (e.g. 453H10=1-N Ottobock Derma
Clean) when needed.
Ensure that no liquid penetrates into the system component(s).
2) Dry the product with a lint-free cloth and allow it to air dry fully.
Battery is charging.
Charging process is finished and the battery is
fully charged.
The product and the connected prosthetic
components move with maximum speed and
power.
The flexion force becomes weaker, the product
"fatigues". The functions of the connected
prosthetic components remain intact.
The patient is informed of the low battery
charge level by a vibration signal and a sound
sequence. The product stops functioning. The
elbow lock can be released and locked manu­
ally. The functions of the connected prosthetic
components remain intact.
A sound sequence informs the patient that the
battery is empty. Now all other prosthetic com­
ponents also cease to function.
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