Kaye 9822, 9824 User Guide

KAYE

535 Dimmocks

Fax [phone]

www.kayeproducts.com

Tet

(919)

Products,

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732-6444

fnc.

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

DO

Medium

NOT

Harness

Large Harness

DISCARD

(Model

(9824)

9822)

&

Mediumard
December 16,2008

Large Harnesses,

Models

9822 &,9524

1 Body Vest

9E2l

{medlum}rtitched

(large)

9824

stitchcd in

in bluc.

green.

adjustable

2 " buckle for

thigh cuffs

slide

Figure l:

2'adjustable

+

shoulderstraps----)

Front

viow of

Body

Vcat

(1 per

harncss)

l'adjusuble
body straps

'buckle

2

for

thigh cuffs

4

Strap

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3: Front View

Pads ( 4

Strap

2 Thigh

Figure 5: Front view

(2 per

hamess)

Medium

and Large

per

Cuffs

of Thigrh

December 16,2008

Pads

of

hamess)

Cuffs

Harnesses,

Models 9822

velcro

4 Compression

closure

Figure 2: Front

Figure

&,9824

view of Compression

(4 per

2

Front

4:

view

Straps

hamess)

Shoulder

of Shoulder Straps

velcro

closure

Straps

Straps

per

(2

hamess)

The

materiqls will

qome

paqkgd

Shoulder Straps

as

pictured

Strap

below:

Pads

Body

Compresson Straps

IMPORTANT:

utear or damage.

Products for repair

Instrugtions,

**

We recommend

the

hips sfraight. lf the client

have

when standing,
**

Glothing
swcatshirts
put

on. Sllppery fabrlcs

they tend

PartialWelgttt
well. lf
vest

at the hips. This

retightened

be

to

under

or sweatpants)

to

allow

vest

the

Before each

Do not use this

or

fof

Donninq & Usino

that

the client will not

the

the

Bearing Frame.

rtles

up

Figure

use,

replacerent

the vest

upon

vest

(for

vest

on

adds

be donned wfrile

dons

standing

have full hip flexion in

should

they

as

example,

to

slide up as the

Cbse

the

client

friction

Adjustable

Packed

6:

please

product

if

Materials

check

damage has

Leg Straps

vest, webbing

instructions.

user is

the

the vest while sitting,

because if

not be bulky

may cause

Biker

fitting

you

can

betureen clothing

the

buckles

(for

example,

unconrfortable

pants,

client's

t-ehirts & cotton

jerseys)

weight ls

add

very

and the vest.

occurred.

rupine

the rryebbing

are tight enough

sitting.

overly-large shirts,

wrinkles when the vest

should not

suspended

gym

shorts or

pieces

thin

of foam

&

buckles for

Contact Kaye

or etandlng

pelvic

at

be urorn

level

for

in

the Kaye

pants

under the

uork

with

will

use

is

a8

1.

Unfasten
with
identical-there

Medium and Large
Decernber 16.2008

the

the back

closures on one

buckles in

is

no fiont or

Harnesseso

Models

panel.

the

center of the back. The

back.

9822 & 9824

Place vest

around

two

the

user's

panels

body

are

2.

Adjust

the 1'

buckles, front

back,

&

so that the

2"

buckles for the thigh

(see

cuffs

each

The

3.

4.

5.

vest material

compression

Most importantly,

distribute

so that
the

vest

upon

Snap
that the

figure 1)

hip.

This may

around

weight

the

you

can fit

is

donned

standing since a

the

leg straps into

thigh

positioned

are
take

several tries

can be

the vest

only one finger

while sitting, the

stretd,ed while

the

user's body.

must fit snugly around

load

when

properly

the 2" buckles

bands

fit

around

symmetrlcally

butthis step

hstening,

the user

under

fitted vest

is lified. Pullthese

the side of the vest &

final

adjustment wifl need

will

on

legs

the

interfere

the

sides

as high

on the outside of

is

important.

giving

the

some degree

pelvis

buckles

the hip.

to

be

full

with

hip flexion.

to

tight

made

of the vest & adjust

up around the

of

lf

so

thigh
trunk so they must fit

6. Adjust the
user's shoulders.

shoulders,

align the straps on

posslble.

as

shoulder

place

These

snugly around

straps so they fit

To

make

the straps

the

user's

Kaye PartialWeight-Bearing

straps

harness

asymmetry
separately,
on each shoulder

straps to

can

(at

the

be

tightened with

pelvic

of the
pulling

level),

user's

up

strap

longer

ones that

taking

trunk is made

on

either front

prevents

straps help

hotd the vest

to

the thighs.

comfortably,

certain

these

straps

under webbing

shoulders.

Once

Walking Frame

the

buckles

any slack.

up

on the

by adjusting each

or

back

the

shoulder

packaged

are

with the

down around the

yet

snugly, over

stay

on the

the top

at

the user is

(rnodels

front

of

the

placed

SWI

& back of the

Compensation

shoulder

as needed.

strap

The

from readjusting

Suspension

the

userg's

harness

and

in the

or S\M/),

these

for flexible

strap

plastic

slide

itself.

Conversion

Kits. Notice

Medium
December

and Large

16,2008

you

that

Harnesseso Models 9822

need

to add the male

&,9824

end

of the

buckle to these

7. Add the strap

straps to

the frame.

pads

These

around the

pads

hardware

protect

that attaches the shoulder

the user's

face & head from

the hardware and
around the shoulder

are an important

strap webbing if

collarbone.

8. Final adJustments of the

shoulder straps

Bearing

Once the user is standing, any or all of

9.

added

Walking Frame

to

aid alignment.

are made

tightness

once the user

(models

These versatile

following ways:

a.

Add

straps

horizontally

around the

shoulder straps to keep the

part

of the system. Pads can be

padding

around

is supported

or

$A/1

the

straps can be used

shoulder

is needed

the

body

and

in

over the

length

the

Partiaf Weight-

the

$A/7).

compreegion straps

in the

top of

straps

the

vertically

vest

(over

aligned &

the

placed

of the

be

can

close to the use/s body.

b. Use

strap around one
around
walker,
Add

c.

crossing them in the
Add strap

d.

other to aid
Add

e.

one

f.

Add two straps
hip to

Medfurm
December 16,2008

and

Large

(or

one

the other

two) straps as a

rope,

rope.

lf

head

around the

you

are using a

this can be done by looping

straps

ftom

the

front

of one shoulder to the back of the other,

back to aid thoracic extension.

low

around the

pelvic

alignnent & hip
a strap across the front
hip

to the other to aid abdominal

back

of

the

verticafly down the back

extension & alignnrent

aid

Harnesses,

Models 9822

&9824

rest

looping

by

a

compression

back of the user's head, &

@nversion

kit

and

arourd the shoulderwebbing.

of

the

pelvis

fiom

one hip

to

extension.

pelvis

pulling

diagonalfy from

control.

from

shoulder

of the

the vest

of

trunk.

posture

the

to

g.

Add

straps around

the chest for additional

postural

control & a

h.

i.

Cleenino

Vest &
detergent.
hooked.

Instructiong

straps can be

Make

As Velcro hooks

sense of
Add straps
aid
but
For
webbing
is

opened so that
use/s
can

certain

securi$.

from

hip extension.

may

limit

stride

larger

users,

or buckles

stomach or

be added under the

either

hand

all buckles

on many

hip on

the

Crossing

one side to the thigh

these

straps aids extension in standing

length.

place

for confort. This

the

straps

down

is

only needed

the webbing or buckles

back. lf this is not

straps

machine washed

or

and webbing

other fabrics,

adequate for

additional

for

are snapped

recommend

we

cuff on that side to

front

the

or

back under the

when the

are in contact

comfort, foam

padding.

with

cold water

and Velcro is

that if

with

&

you

vest

the

choose
it separately.

QU.EpflONS?
Inc.

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IF

- -

Advena,

to machine

Do NOT

you

lf

Our authorized representative

have

Ltd.,

Hereford,

wash

place

questions,

any

HR4

this

in

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place

you

item,

the

dryer; Lay flat to

@mments,

for

the

UK.

it in

a

requests,

or

European

mesh laundry

dry.

air

please

Medical

contad Kaye

bag

Device Directives

and wash

Products,

is

Mediumand
December

16.2008

Large Harnesses,

Models

9822

&9524