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CAUTION
Reaching into the area of the joint mechanism
Pinching of limbs (e.g. fingers) and the skin due to uncontrolled joint movement
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Do not reach into the joint mechanism during daily use.
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Close attention is required during assembly and adjustment tasks.
CAUTION
Mechanical damage to the product
Risk of injury due to change in or loss of functionality
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Use caution when working with the product.
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If the product is damaged, check it for proper function and readiness for use.
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In case of changes in or loss of functionality, do not continue using the product (see "Signs
of changes in or loss of functionality during use" in this section).
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Take any necessary measures (e.g. repair, replacement, inspection by the manufacturer's
customer service, etc.).
Signs of changes in or loss of functionality during use
Noticeable changes in functionality may include poor response, abnormal noises, etc.
5 Scope of Delivery
The scope of delivery (product components and quantities
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on pages 8 and 9. Only product components with article numbers
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6 Preparation for Use
6.1 Information on Fabrication of a Prosthesis
CAUTION
Incorrect alignment, assembly or adjustment
Injuries due to incorrectly installed or adjusted as well as damaged prosthetic components
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Observe the alignment, assembly and adjustment instructions.
CAUTION
Initial use of the prosthesis by the patient
Fall due to lack of patient experience, incorrect alignment or incorrect adjustment of the pros
thesis
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For the safety of the patient, use a suitable device (e.g. parallel bars, handrail, wheeled
walker) during initial standing and walking.
The alignment and adjustments are mainly completed in the following steps:
1. Bench alignment of the prosthesis (see Page 47)
2. Optimising the static alignment (see Page 49)
3. Optimising during dynamic trial fitting (see Page 49)
These steps are first carried out with a test prosthesis in order to determine the best possible
combination and positioning of the prosthetic components relative to each other. Once all set
tings have been tailored to the patient, the definitive prosthesis is produced. The same steps are
repeated for this purpose.
In dynamic trial fitting, the patient must be given sufficient time to become familiar with the func
tions of the prosthesis, thereby learning safe use for everyday life.
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