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MyWay+
Instructions for Use
Supporting
Children
p.2 MyWay+ User Manual
Your new Leckey
MyWay+ is here!
MyWay+ is an upright mobility device that supports children,
who cannot stand or walk independently, in an upright
position. When supported in the product, the wheeled frame
allows children to propel themselves about their environment
using their lower limbs. This manual shows you how you
can quickly and easily make use of all the MyWay+ functions.
The instructions on the safety and maintenance of the
product will ensure that you will enjoy the use of this
product for a long time.
The Leckey MyWay+ comes partially assembled and
your box should contain the following as standard:
If you have ordered any
of the optional accessories,
these will also be included
in the box. Optional
accessories include:
1. Saddle
2. Saddle drop
3. User handles
Harness in your chosen size
(Patent No. GB2542922)
Upper Support Unit
4. Complex user handles
5. Head rest
6. Complex head rest
7. Adult handles
8. Hoist straps
Frame (including 4 castors)
9. Ankle guides
Contents
01 Intended Use p.04
02 Declaration of Conformity p.04
03 Warnings and Cautions p.04
04 Terms of Warranty p.06
05 Product History Record p.06
06 Product Training Record p.06
07 Safety p.07
08 Contra-indications / Cautions p.08
09 Main Frame Set-Up / Features p.09
10 Harness Set-Up / Features p.22
11 Accessories Set-Up / Features p.32
12 Typical Set-Up Order p.44
13 Cleaning and Care Information p.46
14 Daily Product Inspection p.47
15 Annual Product Inspection p.48
16 Re-issuing Leckey Products p.49
17 Product Servicing p.49
18 Technical Information p.50
19 Product and Accessory Codes p.52
MyWay+ User Manual p.3
Please read the following
guidance and instructions
fully before using
the Leckey MyWay+.
Please note, these instructions have been written according to the different product
components- the main frame set-up/features, the harness set-up/features and accessories
set-up/features. They have not been written in a specic set-up/adjustment order as this
will depend on the individual user. Please read these instructions to familiarise yourself
with the product features and then refer to section 12 for a guide to a typical set-up order.
Please also refer to
these instructions before
making any adjustments
to the device.
Failure to follow these
user instructions may
put the user at risk.
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1.0 Intended Use
• MyWay+ is an upright
mobility device that
supports children, who
cannot stand or walk
independently, in an
upright position and
allows them to move
about their environment.
• MyWay+ is intended
for children and young
people with a physical
disability/ gross
motor delay which
prevents them from
independent upright
mobility; for children
and young people with
Cerebral Palsy (or other
equivalent conditions) in
GMFCS levels III- V (who
have sufcient range of
movement in their lower
limbs to enable passive/
active stepping).
• The MyWay+ Size 1
frame is suitable for
users up to 25kg and
a shoulder height of
870mm; the Size 2 frame
is suitable for users up
to 50kg and a shoulder
height of 1190mm;
and the Size 3 frame
is suitable for users up
to 80kg and a shoulder
height of 1490mm.
Please see section
8.0 Contra-indications/
Cautions’ for further
information.
2.0 Declaration of Conformity
The MyWay+ is classied as a Class I Medical Device under EU and UK regulations. James
Leckey Design Ltd as manufacturer with sole responsibility declares that the Leckey MyWay+
conforms to the requirements of the 93/42/EEC Guidelines, Medical Device Regulations 2017,
UK Medical Devices Regulation 2002 and EN 12182 Technical aids for disabled persons and
test methods.
Notice to the user and/ or patient: Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to
the device should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the
Member State in which the user and/or patient is established. NOTE: General user advice.
Not following these instructions may result in physical injury, damage to the product or
damage to the environment!
3.0 Warnings and Cautions
3.1 Warning | Toppling Hazard
• Never use the product on
a sloping surface greater
than 5 degrees or on
uneven or rough terrain.
• Always brake the castors
before placing the user in
the product.
• Possible tip hazard for
users of max height for
each frame size, where the
user is capable of lifting
frame off ground. Risk
assessment to be carried
out to assess suitability of
user.
3.2 Warning | Finger Trap
Hazard
• Ensure that the user or
carer does not touch any
moving joint or pivot that
is not locked.
MyWay+ User Manual p.5
• While the user is in
the product, the carer
should strive to keep
product adjustments to a
minimum.
• Take care when tensioning
the pulley straps.
3.3 Warning | Occupant
Security
• User transfers in and out
of the product must be
done with appropriate
equipment and personnel.
• Allow adequate space
for child and carers
movement during transfer.
• Ensure that the harness
and shoulder straps are
securely applied.
• If the user exhibits any
form of distress, remove
from the product as quickly
as is safely possible.
• Users should not be
left unattended at any
time whilst using Leckey
equipment.
• Ensure sufcient clearance
of any straps from the
user’s neck, during use of
the product and transfers,
to avoid any strangulation
risk.
3.4 Caution | Finger Nip
Hazard
• While the user is in
the product, the carer
should strive to keep
product adjustments to a
minimum.
• Take care when assembling
or adjusting the position of
the MyWay+ components
that your ngers do not get
nipped when positioning
MyWay+ components and
tightening xings.
• During product assembly
and adjustment, the carer
should avoid nger nipping
risk of the product’s joints or
pivots.
• During transfers and
adjustments, the carer
should avoid the nger
nipping risk of buckles.
3.5 Caution | Daily Checks
• The MyWay+ is to be
checked daily before use
to ensure that the harness,
support unit, frame and
accessory components are
safe for use.
3.6 Caution | Cleaning
• Clean the MyWay+
regularly to prevent
the build-up of dirt.
Accumulated dirt can
prematurely wear the
fabric components and
encourage corrosion on
the MyWay+. Only use
non-abrasive household
cleaners and moist cloths,
do not use running water
on the upholstery whilst
it is still attached to the
MyWay+. See Section 13 of
user manual.
3.7 Caution | Cleaning
Power Washer/Hoses
• Power washers are not
to be used to clean the
product. Hoses can be
used to clean the outdoor
castors.
3.8 Caution | Disposal
• When disposing of the
product using community
waste disposal site, the
frame and any electrical
components should be
disposed of separately.
3.9 Caution | Bringing into
Use
• Before use, allow 2
hours for the product
to acclimatise to room
temperature.
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4.0 Terms of Warranty
The warranty applies only when the product is used according to the specied conditions and
for the intended purposes, following all manufacturers’ recommendations (also see general
terms of sales, delivery and payment). A one year warranty is provided on the MyWay+
harness. Life expectancy of the harness is up to three years. The life expectancy will vary
depending on the frequency of use, number of washing cycles and weight carried. A three year
warranty is provided on all other non-upholstered MyWay+ components.
5.0 Product History Record
Your Leckey product is classied as a Class 1 Medical Device and as such should only be
prescribed, set up or reissued by a technically competent person who has been trained in the
use of this product. Leckey recommend that a written record is maintained to provide details
of all set ups, reissue inspections and annual inspections of this product.
6.0 Product Training Records
(Parents, Teachers & Carers)
Your Leckey product is classied as a Class 1 Medical Device and as such Leckey recommend
that parents, teachers and carers using the equipment should be made aware of the following
sections of this user manual by a technically competent person:
7.0 Safety
8.0 Contra-indications / Cautions
9.0 Main Frame Set-Up / Features
10.0 Harness Set-Up / Features
11.0 Accessories Set-Up / Features
12.0 Typical Set-Up Order
13.0 Cleaning and Care Information
14.0 Daily Product Inspection
Leckey recommend that a written record is maintained of all
those who have been trained in the correct use of this product.
7.0 Safety
MyWay+ User Manual p.7
• Always read user
instructions fully
before use.
• Users should not be
left unattended at
any time whilst using
Leckey equipment.
• Only use Leckey
approved components
with your product. Never
modify the product in
any way. Failure to follow
instructions may put
the user or carer at risk
and will invalidate the
warranty on the product.
• If in any doubt to the
continued safe use
of your product or if
any parts should fail,
please cease using the
product and contact our
Customer Care Team or
your local dealer as soon
as possible.
• Carry out all relevant
positional adjustments
and ensure that they are
securely fastened before
you put the user into
this product.
• Never leave the product
on a sloping surface,
greater than 5 degrees.
Always remember to lock
all the castors.
• Only hold onto the frame
or use the adult handles
accessory to steer and
move the product from
one area to another
• Never use the upper
support unit or any
accessory for this
purpose.
• The product contains
components which could
present a choking hazard
to small children. Always
check that locking
knobs and bolts within
the user’s reach are
tightened and secure at
all times.
• Clean the product
regularly. Do not use
abrasive cleaners. Carry
out maintenance checks
on a regular basis to
ensure your product is in
good working condition.
• Check all weight bearing
components are fully
secured before removing
manual/hoisting support
i.e. saddle, buckles/
cords attaching harness
to frame and shoulder
straps.
• The white buckles must
be secured rst and
opened last during set
up and exit from the
device. The white buckles
take the child’s weight
if they are not bearing
weight through their
legs.
• If the groin straps have
not been tted securely,
the child may slide down
a little within the
harness.
If this results in the
harness digging into
the child’s armpits, then
the harness needs to be
reapplied more securely.
The saddle provides
additional support if
required.
• If hoisting the child from
the device, ensure the
groin straps are secured.
• Failure to follow the user
instructions may put the
child at risk.
• The product should be
stored carefully and not
used if any parts are
faulty.
• Communicate with the
child regarding any
positional adjustments to
be carried out while the
child is supported in the
device.
• Leckey products
comply with re
safety regulations
in accordance with
EN12182. MyWay+
satises the
requirements of EN10211, however, the product
should be kept away
from all direct sources
of heat including naked
ames, cigarettes,
electric and gas heaters
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• The product is designed
for indoor and outdoor
use on smooth, level
surfaces. The product is
not suitable for use on
uneven or rough terrain.
When not in use, the
product should be stored
in a dry place that is not
subjected to extremes of
temperature.
The safe operating
temperature range of the
product is
+5° to +40° Celsius.
8.0 Contra-indications/Cautions
Contraindications Precautions
MyWay+ should not be
used with children with
clinical presentations as
below:
• Signicant leg length
discrepancy/ asymmetry
which precludes from
reciprocal contact with
the oor when stepping.
• Discomfort associated
with positioning in or out
of the device where this
cannot be resolved with
adjustment of support/
positioning.
Open/healing wounds under
areas of pressure including
trunk, groin and shoulders.
MyWay+ may not be
suitable for children
with the following
presentations:
• Severe dystonic
movement which
presents a manual
handling risk for child
and carer when getting
the child in and out of
the product.
• A portable ventilator.
• Low bone density/
history of frequent
fractures (e.g.
Osteogenesis
Imperfecta).
• A device fed through the
abdominal wall, such as
PEG and gastrostomy.
• An abdominal device
in situ such as Baclofen
pump.
• Protruding lesions along
their spine (e.g. Spina
Bida)
• Compromised respiratory
function, who may
experience increased
effort of breathing due to
t of harness.
• Signicant learning
disability or behavioural
issues which present risk
of injury to the child and/
or carer.
• No/ limited muscle
activity or movement of
their lower limbs.
All precautions and
contraindications are
taken at the discretion of
the prescribing clinician or
parent. Leckey recommends
a trained and experienced
clinician to be present
during all initial assessment,
set ups, congurations, and
reissues to minimise risk.
MyWay+ User Manual p.9
9.0 Main Frame Set-Up/Features
9.1 Frame | Unfolding the Frame
• Lift the frame out of the box and set it on a at,
stable surface, keeping it in the same position
as it was packaged within the box i.e. as per
image below.
Warning – when lifting the
frame, adhere to normal
moving and handling
procedures.
• Stand at the base of the frame’s
‘U’ shape. Pull both triggers.
Scan the QR code
with your phones
camera to view
Warning – ngers should
be placed on triggers as
shown, to avoid potential
for nger nipping.
• Walk the frame’s front legs forward,
away from you (in direction of arrows),
engaging the front castors until the legs
are fully extended. Release both triggers.
Warning – if the red rectangle is visible
on the triggers once these have been
released, the frame legs have not been
fully locked out.
MyWay+ User Manual p.10
Warning – to check if frame legs are fully locked out, lift the frame in an upwards
direction - if the legs do not sway/drop etc., the frame and legs are in the correct
position. If the legs do sway/drop you must reposition the legs.
9.2 Frame | Folding the Frame
• Stand behind the rear legs
of the frame.
• Brake both rear castors-
see section 9.6
‘Applying/releasing
brakes’ for instructions.
• Pull both triggers.
MyWay+ User Manual p.11
Warning – ngers should
be placed on triggers as
shown, to avoid potential
for nger nipping.
• Walk the frame backwards,
towards you (in direction of the
arrow), until the front legs have
folded down on top of the rear
legs. Release both triggers.
Warning – never fold the frame without
removing the upper support unit rst.
Please note, this is applicable to sizes 2
and 3 only as the upper support unit
does not detach from size 1.
9.3 Upper Support Unit |
Handling the Upper Support
Unit
• Ensure overall height is
adjusted to its highest
position- see section 9.12
‘Overall Height Adjustment’.
• Place one hand underneath
the grey lever on the unit.
MyWay+ User Manual p.12
Note – this section only
applies to sizes 2 and
3 as the upper support
unit does not detach
from size 1.
Warning –
the upper support
unit weighs 11kg.
• Hold the grey lever on the
unit with the other hand.
9.4 Upper Support Unit | Attaching
the Upper Support Unit to the Frame
• Ensure brakes have been
applied to all castors -
see section 9.6
‘Applying/releasing brakes’
for instructions.
• Line the spine attachment
of the upper support unit
up with the receiver slot
on the frame.
• Ensure the pulley straps on
the upper support unit are
placed in front of the frame
tubing and are not behind it.
• Then drop the upper support unit
down into the receiver slot. The grey
lever on the upper support unit
should automatically ip down
into place. If this does not happen,
simply push the lever down. To
check if the upper support unit is
engaged correctly, lift the support
unit upwards. The frame should
begin to lift off the ground if
properly engaged.
Hold the upper
support
unit close to the body
and adhere to normal
moving
and handling
procedures.
Warning – When
attaching the upper
support unit, ensure
hands are positioned
as per guidance in 9.2
‘Handling the upper
support unit’. Do not
hold the unit around the
bottom.
Warning – if the product
needs to be lifted once
the upper support unit
has been attached
to the frame, ensure
normal moving and
handling procedures are
adhered to due to the
product’s weight.
MyWay+ User Manual p.13
9.5 Upper Support Unit | Detaching the Upper Support Unit from the Frame
• Ensure overall height is
adjusted to its highest
position - see section 9.12
‘Overall Height Adjustment’.
Warning – do not attempt to detach the upper support
unit whilst the user is in the product. Ensure the user has
been transferred out of the product rst.
• Ensure brakes have been
applied to all castors - see
section 9.6 ‘Applying/
releasing brakes’ for
instructions.
• If the pulley straps are
attached to the clips at
the bottom of the frame,
ensure the pulley straps
are released before
attempting to detach
the upper support.
• Place one hand on the unit,
underneath the grey lever
pull out and hold onto the
grey handle with the other
hand
.
• Lift the upper support
unit out of the frame’s
receiver slot.
MYWAY+ IS
SUITABLE FOR
USERS UP TO:
Maximum
Weight of
and shoulder
height of
1490MM
accommodated
by the Size 3
When approaching MyWay+ sizing limits, a risk
assessment should be carried out to assess the
suitability of the particular MyWay+ frame size
for a user.
Size 1 is suitable for users up to 25kg and a shoulder
height of 870mm; size 2 is suitable for users up to 50kg
and a shoulder height of 1190mm; size 3 is suitable for
users up to 80kg and a shoulder height of 1490mm.
The product is suitable for use
indoors and outdoors on smooth,
level surfaces. Do not use the
product on uneven or rough
terrain. Potential environments
for use should be risk assessed
to ensure user safety.
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9.6 Castors | Applying/Releasing Brakes
• To apply the brakes, place
foot on the brake pedal.
Push the brake pedal once
until a click is heard.
• To release the brakes,
place foot underneath the
brake pedal and move it
upwards so that the pedal
ips back to it’s original
position.
Scan the QR code
with your phones
camera to view
Warning – All four castors should have brakes and direction lock applied when users
are transferring in and out of the product. This also applies when any adjustments
are being made to the castors and the user is in the product- this will ensure the
frame/user does not move unexpectedly.
9.7 Castors | Direction Lock Feature
• To apply directional lockmove the direction lock
slider upwards until a click
is heard . Then rotate the
castor around by moving
the frame until
you hear another click-
the castor has now
locked into position.
• Note – applying directional
lock to all four castors
will restrict the frame to
a forward, straight-line
direction only. Applying
direction lock to both the
rear castors will prevent
excessive side-to-side
movement of the frame
by the user but still allows
them the freedom to steer
the frame.
MyWay+ User Manual p.15
• Side-stepping apply
the directional lock and
orientate all 4 castors
in the same sideways
direction. This will allow
for the use of sidestepping in both left
and right directions of
movement as well as
use of the anti-roll and
resistance functions.
• To release direction lock,
depress direction lock
slider until a click is
heard and it snaps back
to its bottom position.
Then rotate the castor
slightly to check the
castor is now moving
freely
MyWay+ User Manual p.16
*Patent Pending - United Kingdom Application No 2302760.0
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9.8 Castors | Anti-Roll Back Feature
• Ensure the directional lock
feature has been applied to
both rear castors –
see section 9.7 ‘Direction lock
feature’ for details.
• To apply anti-roll back, move
the grey slider on the side of the
castor towards the one directional
arrow icon as far as it will go.
Anti-roll back should be applied
to at least 2 castors- it will only
work on the castors it has been
applied to.
• To release anti-roll back, move
the grey slider on the side of
the castor towards the two
directional arrow icon as far as it
will go.
NOTE- A clicking sound may be heard when the
frame is in motion after the anti-roll back feature
has been applied- this is normal and is not a cause
for concern.
9.9 Castors | Resistance Feature
• To apply resistance to the
castors move the grey slider on
the side of the castor towards
the ‘+’ icon - the further the
knob moves towards the ‘+’ icon,
the greater the resistance.
• To remove resistance to the
castors move the grey slider on
the side of the castor towards
the ‘-‘ icon - the further the
slider moves towards the ‘-‘ icon,
the lesser the resistance.
• Resistance can be applied
independently to each castor
to suit user requirements e.g.
resistance can be applied to
the left/right hand side castors
only for an asymmetric user;
or resistance can be applied
equally to all four castors.
Note – If you are concerned the user may move too
quickly in the product and there is potential risk of
collision/injury, apply the resistance feature.
9.10 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Fine Height Adjustment
Note- this section only
applies to sizes 2 and 3.
• Grasp both of the ne
adjustment handles.
• Push the adjustment
handles downwards until
you hear a click , then
pull the handles upwards
until you hear a click and
vice versa, continuing until
you achieve the desired
position. The ne height
can only be adjusted
upwards in increments
of 10mm.
MyWay+ User Manual p.18
Scan the QR code
with your phones
camera to view
• If you nish on a
downwards stroke, the
adjustment handles will be
facing outwards - ensure
the handles are pushed
upwards, out of the way.
Note – ne height
can only be used
to increase height,
it cannot be used
to reduce height.
9.11 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Prone Angle
• To increase prone angle,
turn the knob in an
anti-clockwise direction.
Up to 10˚ of angle
adjustment can be
achieved.
• To decrease prone
angle, turn the knob
in a clockwise direction.
Note – if you nd adjustment of the
ne height challenging, ask the user if
they can support some of their weight if
possible, or, ask another person to help
and support some of the user’s body
weight.
Warning – once the prone angle adjustment knob reaches its limit in either
a clockwise or anti-clockwise direction, do not force the knob any further.
Note – if you nd adjustment of the prone angle
challenging, ask the user if they can support some of
their weight if possible, or, ask another person to help
and support some of the user’s body weight.
Note – prone angle can be
adjusted with the user in
the product.
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9.12 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Overall Height Adjustment
• To adjust overall height
place your index nger on
the button and push up.
Then place your thumb
on the lever and press
down. The spine will then
move up and down - once
you have achieved the
desired position, release
the lever and button. Once
the button and lever are
triggered, you may need to
lift slightly upwards before
the spine will adjust.
Note – in order to operate
the overall height adjustment,
the ne height handles need
to be in their vertical, foldedaway position. Overall height
cannot be adjusted if these
handles are facing outwards
(horizontal).
Warning – do not
adjust overall height
whilst the user is in
the product.
9.13 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Adjustment of the Harness Connection Points
• There is a button above each of
the pulley straps – each button
corresponds to the strap below
it. Each strap also corresponds to
the matching coloured buckles
i.e. the red strap corresponds to
the red buckles and the white
strap corresponds to the white
Scan the QR code
with your phones
camera to view
buckles. The straps control the
buckle positioning.
• To release the straps and buckles,
push one of the buttons and
pull a corresponding buckle.
You only need to pull one side
to release both buckles of the
same colour . Then repeat the
process using the other button.
The straps and buckles are now
ready for the harness to be
attached to the frame.
Continued
MyWay+ User Manual p.20
9.14 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Adjustment of the Harness Connection Points
• Once the child is in the
frame and the harness
has been attached to the
upper support unit by the
buckles (see section 10.5
‘Attaching the harness to
the frame’), pull each pulley
strap to adjust the buckle
straps and pull the child/
harness closer to the frame.
• If the frame is at a low
height and the pulley straps
are hanging down, you can
attach them to the clips at
the bottom of the framethis ensures the straps are
out of the way.
If you are using the product
with a larger child and the
buckles do not need much
adjustment, the straps may
hang at a height where
it isn’t possible to attach
them to the bottom of the
frame- this is not a cause for
concern, the straps do not
need to be clipped up if
they are not in the way.
Warning – Only pull the pulley straps by placing
hands in the loops- do not use feet.
When attaching the harness to the frame,
ensure all four connection points are attached.
Note – a fair amount of force is required to pull the pulley straps.
If you nd adjustment challenging, ask the user if they can support
some of their weight if possible, or support the user using a hoist.
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9.15 Upper Support Unit Adjustments | Shoulder Height Adjustment
• Flip the grey lever up ,
slide the shoulder unit up/
down until the desired
position is achieved.
• Once the shoulder unit is in
the desired position, ip the
grey lever down again to lock.
MyWay+ User Manual p.22
10.0 Harness Set-Up/Features
Warning – a risk assessment should be carried out
to ensure that the correct size of harness is used.
10.1 Preparing the Harness
• Lie the harness out at
(with coloured buckles
facing upwards) on a
at surface e.g. plinth.
The harness should be
opened to its furthest point
by releasing the corset pull
at the centre back.
• The stripe belt strap can
be folded back and
fastened onto the
Velcro- this holds the belt
in place and ensures there
are no obstructions when
donning the harness.
• Turn the harness over
(the coloured inside should
be facing upwards) and
ensure the groin straps
are lying out straight.
The harness is now
ready to use.
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10.2 Donning the Harness | In Lying
• Position the user
on a plinth in a side
lying position.
• Place the harness under
the user using a rolling
technique, with the lower
edge of the harness just
over the top of the pelvis
(by about 2-3cm).
The user should be lying
in the centre of the open
harness once you have
nished positioning
the harness.
• Overlap the harness to
secure it around the user’s
waist by a minimum of
8-10cm, ensuring the
overlapping edges are
straight. The coloured tab
serves as an indicator to
show if the outer wrap
is in the correct position.
• Connect the groin straps
securely using the
black buckles.
• Adjust tautness as required
by pulling the black straps
on the groin strap.
• Release the stripe belt
strap , pull across the
user’s front and secure
to increase the support
around their trunk and
create a ‘hug’ effect.
• Connect the straps
situated above and below
the striped belt using the
black buckles Adjust the
strap length if required.
• Check that the harness
is containing the top of
the user’s pelvis whilst
permitting hip movement.
10.3 Donning the Harness | In Supported Standing
Warning – Donning the harness in supported standing may only be
possible if the user can take their own weight through their legs.
• Sit the user on a chair,
perched and facing you
against a support
e.g. sofa or plinth.
• Overlap the harness to
secure it around the user’s
waist by a minimum of
8-10cm, ensuring the
overlapping edges are
straight. The coloured tab
serves as an indicator to
show if the outer wrap is
in the correct position.
MyWay+ User Manual p.24
• Connect the groin straps
securely using the black
buckles. Adjust tautness
as required by pulling the
black straps.
• Release the stripe belt
strap, pull across the
user’s front and secure
to increase the support
around their trunk and
create a ‘hug’ effect.
• Connect the straps
situated above and below
the strip belt strap. Secure
the black buckles
.
Adjust
the strap length if required.
• Check that the harness
is containing the top of
the user’s pelvis whilst
permitting hip movement.
Warning – if the harness
slips during use it may not
be properly secured. Start
the process of donning the
harness again rather than
trying to correct this when
the user is upright.
Regular precautionary
checks are advised to assess
the user during/after use of
the harness with regard to
potential skin irritation.
Precautionary checks
are advised to assess the
user during/after use of
the device in the unlikely
event they may experience
compromised respiratory
function.
Never leave a user
unattended whilst on
a plinth.
Never use a damaged or
badly worn harness.
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10.4 Transferring the user to/from the frame
Warning – When transferring the user to/from the device,
normal moving and handling procedures should be adhered to.
Two carers are required for transfers.
Standing Transfer
to the Frame:
• One carer stands facing
the user whilst holding
their hands.
• A second carer brings the
frame into position from
behind the user.
• Attach the harness to the
frame - see section 10.5
‘Attaching harness to the
frame’ for instructions.
The user will be standing
or perching on the optional
saddle accessory whilst
this is done.
Standing Transfer
out of the Frame:
• For a direct release from
harness, the user should
hold one carer’s hands
whilst the harness is
being opened.
Warning – the optional user handles accessory should be
removed for transfers in and out of the product and should
not be used to assist with transfers.
Continued
MyWay+ User Manual p.26
• Release the grey
shoulder strap buckles
on the harness.
• Release the black
groin strap buckles
on the harness.
• Release the black buckles
situated above and below
the striped belt.
• Assist the user to step
away from the harness
and frame.
• A second carer moves the
frame away from behind
the user.
• Remove the harness from
the frame - see section
10.6 ‘Detaching harness
from the frame’ for
instructions.
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Hoisting Transfer to the Frame:
• Position the user in lying
or perched sitting with
support on the edge of
a plinth.
• Attach the hoist straps to
the harness using the two
hoisting points situated on
both the front and back of
the harness- see section
11.6 ‘Hoisting Straps’
for instructions.
• Connect the straps to
the hoist.
Hoist Points Hoist Points
• The rst carer operates the
hoist and guides the user
into a suitable position
for attaching the harness
to the frame. The user
should be supported by
the hoist until this
position is secured.
• The second carer attaches
the harness to the
frame- see section 10.5
‘Attaching harness to the
frame’
for instructions.
• Remove the hoisting
straps from the harness -
see section 10.6 ‘Hoisting
Straps’ for instructions.
Hoisting Transfer out of the Frame:
• Attach the hoisting straps
to the harness- see section
11.6 ‘Hoisting Straps’ for
instructions- and connect
the straps to the hoist.
• Raise the hoist until the
hoisting straps are taut.
• Release the grey shoulder
strap buckles on the
harness.
• Release the red and
white buckles on the
harness- this disconnects
the harness from the
harness connection point
straps on the frame.
MyWay+ User Manual p.28
• Transfer the user to their
chair or plinth.
• Remove the hoisting straps
from the harness - see
section 11.6 ‘Hoisting
Straps’ for instructions.
For instructions on how to
remove the harness from
the user, see section 10.7
‘Removing the harness’.
Warning – The harness complies with LOLER (lifting operations
and lifting equipment regulations). It is the caregiver’s
responsibility to adhere to these regulations when hoisting.
Ensure all relevant straps are attached/secured in the correct
positions before beginning to hoist.
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10.5 Attaching the Harness to the Frame
• First, ensure the harness
connection points have
been loosened as per
instructions in section 9.13
‘Adjustment of the Harness
Connection Points’.
• Ensure the frame brakes
and direction lock have
been applied- see section
9.6 ‘Applying/releasing
brakes’ for instructions.
• Transfer the user to the
frame - see section 10.4
‘Transferring the harness to
the frame’ for instructions.
Warning – If necessary, ensure the user is supported whilst
buckles are fastened either by attaching and using the
saddle, or via help of another person.
• Connect the white clips on
the harness connection
point straps to the white
buckles on the harness
(both sides) rst.
• Connect the red clips on the
harness connection point
straps to the red buckles on
the harness (both sides).
• Once the four straps
and buckles have been
connected, the pulley straps
can be pulled to adjust the
user’s position to the frame
i.e. bring them closer to the
frame if required. Ensure the
harness connection point
straps are taut- if the straps
feel a little slack, they need
to be brought in further by
pulling the pulley straps.
Warning – Ensure all four straps and buckles on the
upper support unit and harness have been connected.
Continued
• Adjust the shoulder height, as
per instructions in section 9.14
‘Shoulder Height Adjustment’.
The top of the shoulder straps
should be level with the user’s
shoulders.
• Place the shoulder straps over
the user’s chest and connect
the grey clips on the straps
into the grey buckles on the
harness. Adjust as required
by pulling the straps until
they are taut.
MyWay+ User Manual p.30
• If there is a gap between
the user’s shoulder area
and the top of the shoulder
straps , release the black
clips on the shoulder straps
and pull the straps to
adjust. Close the clip once
the desired position has
been achieved.
• If, after the harness has been
attached to the frame, the user
appears to be slipping through
the straps, the shoulder straps
can be positioned across the
user’s body. Cross the shoulder
straps across the front of the
user’s body in an ‘X’ shape then
clip each strap into the buckle
on the harness which would
be on the opposite side from
when the shoulder straps and
harness are connected in the
standard set up.
Warning – the carer must assess whether
there is appropriate clearance of the
shoulder straps from the user’s neck if
positioning straps as described above to
avoid any strangulation risk.
Note – if the user
needs to be removed
from the product
quickly e.g. Due to
a seizure/spasm in
product, release all
coloured buckles.
Warning – This device
is not intended for all
day use but as part of
a therapy programme.
It is recommended
that the device is not
used for more than
one hour during any
session.
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10.6 Detaching the harness from the frame
• Ensure the frame brakes
have been applied-
see section 9.6 ‘Applying/
releasing brakes’ for
instructions.
• Disconnect the grey clips
on the shoulder straps
from the grey buckles on
the harness. Flip the
straps backwards over
the user’s shoulders.
• Disconnect the red clips
on the harness connection
point straps from the red
buckles on the harness
(both sides).
• Disconnect the white clips
on the harness connection
point straps from the white
buckles on the harness
(both sides).
• Transfer the user out of the
frame – see section 10.4
‘Transferring the harness
out of the frame’ for
instructions.
10.7 Removing the Harness
In Wheelchair Sitting
• Disconnect the groin straps
by releasing the black buckles.
Transfer the user’s weight from
side to side to release the straps
from under the user’s thighs.
Warning – if necessary, ensure the user is supported
whilst buckles are disconnected either by attaching
and using the optional saddle accessory, or via help
of another person.
• Release the black buckles
situated above and below the
striped belt.
• Release the stripe belt strap.
• Open the harness wrap.
• Lean the user forwards and slide
the harness upwards from behind
to remove.
MyWay+ User Manual p.32
11.0 Accessories
Set-Up/Features
11.1 Adult Handles
• The adult handles
connect to the frame via
the handle receiver
• To attach the adult
handles, rstly ensure the
grey clamping lever is
open
• Then lift the rubber
cap out of the receiver
housing
Scan the QR code
with your phones
camera to view
• Insert adult handles
ensuring the alignment
pin is facing away from
the clamping lever
• Once attached ensure the
safety button is in an
inward position and no
red markings are visible
• Then close the grey
clamping lever
• To adjust the height of
the adult handle depress
height adjust trigger
and rotate handles to
the desired position, then
release trigger.
• To remove the adult
handles open the grey
clamping lever
• After this pull out release
safety button
• Then lift adult handles out
of the handle receiver
Note – do not rotate the handles towards the childs head
as they may clash.
Do not hang items on the adult handles as this may
cause the product to become unstable.
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Warning – be aware of nger placement when attaching/ detaching the adult handles to avoid
potential for nger nipping. The adult handles should not be used to lift the device.
Be aware of others within the environment where the device is being used and avoid the adult
handles making contact with them.
11.2 Headrest
• To attach the headrest,
ip up the rubber cap
situated on the top of
the upper support unit
to expose the headrest
receiver slot.
• Insert the headrest
attachment pole into the
receiver slot, then turn
the handle in a clockwise
direction. Check the
headrest is secure.
• To detach the headrest,
turn the handle in an
anti-clockwise direction
to unsecure the headrest.
Remove the headrest
attachment pole from the
receiver slot. Close the rubber
cap situated on the top of
the upper support unit.
• To adjust headrest height
the headrest must not be
attached to the product.
Unscrew both knobs and
remove them from the back
of the headrest. Move the
headrest attachment pole to
the desired position- there
are 3 positions to choose
from- and reattach the knobs
in this position. Attach the
headrest as per instructions
above.
Note – when adjusting headrest height, take care
not to move/turn the handle on the headrest
attachment pole as this will make attaching the
headrest to the frame difcult.
Warning – Be aware of nger placement when
attaching/detaching the headrest to avoid
potential for nger nipping.
11.3 Complex Head Rest
• To attach the head support, ip
up the rubber cap situated
on the top of the upper support
unit to expose the headrest
receiver slot
• Insert the headrest attachment
pole into the receiver slot
, ensure silver headrest
attachment pole curves away
from the user. Loosen the
thumb screws and rotate
the headrest backwards. Turn
the attachment screw in a
clockwise direction. Check the
headrest is secure. Rotate the
headrest forward and tighten
the thumb screws .
MyWay+ User Manual p.34
• Use lateral screws to adjust
head support laterals. It is
necessary to open the zip on
the cover to access screws .
It is recommended to loosen
both the screw and the
thumb screws to position the
headrest. When the headrest
is at the desired position then
tighten screw and thumb
screws .
• To remove the headrest loosen
the thumb screws rotate the
headrest backwards to allow
access to attachment screw
. Turn the attachment screw
anticlockwise and lift the
headrest up out of the receiver
slot .
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11.4 User Handles
• To attach the basic user
handles, ensure the safety
button is in the out
position and release the
grey lever.
•
Slide the handle
receiver tube
into the
and feed it
upwards. Position handle
to desired height using
guide marks
.
• Once located, ensure
safety button
is in the
inwards position with
no red markings visible.
Then move grey lever
upwards.
Note – the safety button may
need to be rotated to allow
it to return to its inward
position.
To remove the user handles
rmly grip the user handles
with one hand. Release the
grey lever and pull out
the safety button (red
indicator will be displayed).
Lower the user handles
and remove from the main
frame.
Note – if a user continually seeks out the frame in
order to hold onto the tubing, it is recommended that
the user handles are ordered and used.
Warning – be aware of nger placement when
attaching/detaching the user handles to avoid
potential for nger nipping.
User handles should be removed for transfers in
and out of the product and should not be used to
assist with transfers.
Be aware of others within the environment where
the device is being used and avoid the user handles
making contact with them.
p.36 MyWay+ User Manual
11.5 Complex User Handles
• To attach the complex user
handles, ensure the safety
button A is in the out
position and release the
grey lever .
•
Gripping the foam grip
slide handles into the
receiver tube
and feed it
upwards. Position handle
to desired height using
guide marks
.
• Once located, ensure
safety button is in the
inwards position with
no red markings visible.
Then move grey lever
upwards.
• To remove the complex
user handles rmly grip
the user handles with
one hand . Release the
grey lever and pull out
the safety button (red
indicator will be displayed).
Lower the user handles
and remove from the main
frame.
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11.6 Complex User Handles (Adjustment)
To adjust the complex user
handles accessory forwards
and backwards, use the tool
provided to adjust the screw
and tighten once in the
desired position.
The complex user handles
uses a combination of a
3D ball joint and rotary
wheel to achieve additional
adjustments to forward/
backward movement as well
as width and 3D positioning.
It is recommended to
loosen both adjustment
and and position the
user’s arm as desired. Once
achieved simply tighten
these adjustment screws in
place.
Additional forearm
adjustment is achieved
using adjustment
adjustment knob
Note – there is a slot in the
arm wraps to access this
screw for adjustment.
The hand grip can be
rotated and height adjusted
using adjustment screw
Arm wraps are attached
by placing the wrap furthest
from the child rst and then
placing the wrap closest to
the child last .
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11.7 Saddle
• The saddle attaches into
into the dip in the plastic
moulding.
• Firstly, feed the pulley
straps through the
saddle. If this is not done
the straps will cause an
obstruction.
• Move the saddle upwards
so it is in a vertical position
and hook the saddle bar
into the dip in the plastic
moulding.
• Pull the lever outwards at
the end of the saddle and
move the saddle forwards
and upwards, continuing to
pull the lever outwards.
• Bring the saddle to it’s nal
position, then release the
lever. Check the saddle has
been securely connected
in at this stage. There is an
indicator to the side of the
saddle - if the indicator
shows green the saddle has
been connected securely;
if the indicator shows red
the saddle has not been
connected properly and this
must be done again.
• To detach the saddle,
pull the lever fully
outwards . Keep the lever
pulled out as you swing
the saddle downwards
and it detaches.
Warning – Use both hands when attaching/detaching the saddle.
Be aware of nger placement when attaching/detaching the saddle
to avoid potential for nger nipping.
Our recommended protocol is to perch the child on the saddle prior
to the harness being attached to the frame.
For users who have medical devices within/through the abdominal
wall e.g. Pegs, baclofen pump, it is recommend that the saddle is
kept in place during use. This reduces the likelihood of the harness
riding up and causing discomfort or injury.
The device’s frame should be moved/controlled by placing hands
on the frame tubing or using the adult handles accessory only.
Do not attempt to move/control the frame using the upper support
unit or any other accessory.
p.39 MyWay+ User Manual
11.8 Saddle Drop
To attach the saddle drop,
insert guide pivot pin
through pivot slot and
rotate the rear of the saddle
drop upwards. A click will be
heard once the grey trigger
snaps onto the locking
pin within the saddle.
To remove drop simple
release trigger and rotate
the saddle drop downward,
guiding pivot pin out of
the pivot slot .
11.9 Ankle Guides
• To attach the ankle guides,
feed the cord loop over the
front castor, hooking it into
the crevice between the
castor and the frame tube.
• At the opposite end of the
ankle guide cord, remove
the knob from the screw,
feed the screw through
the hole in the frame tube
and reattach the knob,
tightening to the
desired level.
MyWay+ User Manual p.40
Note: on size 1 the knob and
screw feed through a plate
as shown
The ankle guide pad labels
indicate whether they are
for use on the left or right
hand side of the userattach the correct pad
to the ankle guide using
the buckle. The distance
between the pad and
the frame tube can be
lengthened/shortened by
adjusting the black strap.
MyWay+ User Manual p.41
• Undo the Velcro tabs on the
ankle guide pad and t to
the user. The two-piece
tab should be secured over
the top of the one-piece
tab.
• There are sliders on the
ankle guides which can be
used to limit the amount
of movement the user can
make along the guide cord.
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• To adjust the sliders,
slacken the ankle guide
cord by loosening the knob
at the end of the frame
tube ; unclip the sliders
and move them to the
desired positions ; clip
the sliders over the ankle
guide cord and re-tighten
using the knob at the end
of the frame tube.
• Repeat steps above with
the other ankle guide and
pad.
• To detach the ankle guides,
release the ankle guide
pad from around the user
and loosen the knob
at the end of the frame
tube to pull the screw out
through the hole. Unloop
the ankle guide from the
crevice between the front
castor and frame tube.
Repeat with the other pad
and ankle guide.
Warning – be aware of nger placement when attaching/detaching
the ankle guides to avoid potential for nger nipping.
11.10 Hoisting Straps
• To attach the hoist straps,
start with one side of
the harness e.g. the left
hand side.
Attach one carabiner
to the front loop on the
harness, then attach the
second carabiner to the
corresponding back loop.
Repeat the process on
the opposite side of the
harness with the second
hoist strap.
MyWay+ User Manual p.43
• To remove the hoist
straps, detach the
carabiner attached to
the front loop on the
harness, then detach the
second carabiner on the
corresponding back loop.
Repeat the process on
the opposite side of the
harness with the second
hoist strap.
Warning – Always ensure both hoist straps are used.
Never attempt to hoist using just one strap.
Warning – Each hoist strap must be attached front
and back on one side of the harness. The hoist straps
should never be attached to both hoisting points
situated at the front or back of the harness.
Left Side Right Side
12.0 Typical Set-Up Order
MyWay+ User Manual p.44
12.1 Height Adjustment
• Set the frame height
based on inside leg
measurement. See
section 9.12 ‘Overall
Height Adjustment’ for
full instructions. If the
user has xed exion
deformities of knees and/
or hips, measure the inside
leg directly from hip to
ankle, bypassing the knee,
to ensure that the user
is positioned to operate
MyWay+ within their
active range of lower limb
movement.
• Note that the ne height
adjustment does not lower
the user within the frame.
Therefore, initially position
the child in a slightly lower
position if ne tuning is
required.
• Note that when the user
is tilted forwards using the
prone angle adjustment,
the user loses height.
Therefore use the ne
height adjustment to
raise the child again if
the prone angle feature is
used. See section 9.10
‘Fine Height Adjustment’
for full instructions.
12.2 Harness preparation
and don
• See sections 10.2 ‘Donning
the harness in lying’ or
10.3 ‘Donning the harness
in supported standing’
12.3 Transfer to Frame
• See section 10.4
‘Transferring the harness
to/out of the frame’
and 10.5 ‘Attaching the
harness to the frame’ for
full instructions.
12.4 Shoulder height
and supports
• See section 9.15
‘Shoulder Height
Adjustment’ for
full instructions.
12.5 Prone angle adjustment
• If the user has difculty
initiating stepping, tilt the
user forwards. Note the
loss of height as the prone
angle is adjusted. Use ne
height adjustment to raise
the child as required.
• See sections 9.10 ‘Fine
Height Adjustment’
and 9.11 ‘Prone Angle
Adjustment’ for full
instructions.
12.6 Castors
• Set direction as free or
uni-direction, as
appropriate for the user’s
steering ability. See section
9.7 ‘Direction lock feature’
for full instructions.
• Set resistance as free
or as required to ensure
optimum steering and
control of speed. See
section 9.9 ‘Resistance
feature’ for full
instructions.
• Set rear lock if the user
tends to roll backwards.
See section 9.8
‘Anti-roll back feature’
for full instructions.
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12.7 Accessories
• Adult Handles: These are a
useful adjunct to MyWay+
to enable carers to safely
push and steer the device.
See section 11.1 ‘Adult
Handles’ for
full instructions.
• Headrest: If the user has
limited head control and/
or uctuating muscle
tone, ensure the headrest
is in position prior to
transferring the user into
MyWay+. See section
11.3 ‘Headrest’ for full
instructions.
• Complex Headrest: If the
user has limited head
control and/or uctuating
tone, ensure the headrest
is in position prior to
transferring the user into
MyWay+. See section
11.2 ‘Headrest’ for full
instructions.
• User Handles: If the user
continually seeks out
the frame in order to
hold onto the tubing, it is
recommended that the
user handles used. See
section 11.4 ‘User handles’
for full instructions.
• Complex user handles: If
the user has low tone in
their trunk and requires
upper limb support to help
with head control and/
or support of their upper
limbs to help improve
lower limb movement
then the complex user
handles may be used. See
section 11.5 ‘Complex user
handles’ for full instruction.
• Saddle: This may be
required to perch the
user prior to attaching
the harness to the frame.
However, once positioned,
the user may not require the
saddle. This can be removed
and the user takes their
own weight with additional
support from the harness
and groin straps. See
section 11.7 ‘Saddle’ for
full instructions.
• Ankle Guides: Apply
to guide lower limb
movement away from
scissoring or asymmetric
stepping pattern. The
guides may be applied
further up the lower limb
for more proximal support.
See section 11.9 ‘Ankle
Guides’ for full instructions.
• Hoist straps: If the user
requires hoisting into and
out of the frame, use the
hoisting straps. See section
11.10 ‘Hoisting straps’ for
full instructions.
• Saddle Drop: If the user
tends to keep their thighs
and knees close together,
the drop can be attached
to the saddle while the user
is in the frame. See section
11.8 ‘Saddle Drop’ for full
instructions.
13.0 Cleaning and
Care Information
Harness
MyWay+ User Manual p.46
• The harness can be
machine washed at
60°C on a gentle program.
1) Lie the harness out at,
with coloured buckles
facing upwards.
2) If the groin straps are
connected to the black
buckles, release the
straps and connect them
into the grey bucklesensure this is done on
both sides.
3) Fold the stripe belt strap
back so it is fastened onto
the Velcro, underneath
the groin strap.
4) Fold the harness inwards,
so the coloured inside is
visible, and fasten
the Velcro.
5) Place the harness inside
the wash bag provided,
pull the drawstring ties
to close and tie them
in a bow.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Most stains can be
removed using a clean
microbre cloth and
lukewarm water. This
method of cleaning is
more effective than a
standard cloth, water
and proprietary soap.
Microbre consists of very
ne threads of polyester and
nylon that combine to form a
single thread. One microbre
is 100 times thinner than
a single strand of human
hair. Microbres are so small
that they attach themselves
to even the smallest, most
microscopic dirt particles
– ones that normal cloths
crudely brush past. For these
reasons dirt and dust are
hoovered up by microbre
cloths. This is cleaning
naturally without chemicals.
Microbre cloths must
always be clean as the dirt
can stay locked inside the
cloths bres.
Washing in hot water will
release any dirt particles
being held.
Warning – It is
recommended that the
harness is stored at
when not in use.
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14.0 Daily Product
Inspection
Therapists, Parents & Carers
• Staining should be
removed as quickly as
possible.
• Do not pre-soak the
harness and use only
small quantities of
detergent. The harness
can be hand washed
and we recommend
that you use only
warm water and a
non-abrasive detergent.
• Hanging up to dry is
preferable.
• Always ensure the
harness is dry
before use.
Metal and plastic
components
• Soap and water or
antibacterial spray
can be used for daily
cleaning.
We recommend that
daily visual checks of the
equipment are carried
out by therapists, carers
or parents to ensure the
product is safe for use.
The recommend daily
checks are detailed below.
1. Check the upper support
unit is securely attached
to the frame (for Sizes 2
and 3 only).
2. Check all castors are
moving freely and locking
securely. Check brakes,
direction lock, anti-roll
back and resistance
features are all
working correctly.
3. Check prone angle, ne
height, overall height
and shoulder height
adjustments are adjusting
freely and locking
securely where applicable.
4. Check the pulley straps
for signs of wear and tear.
5. Check the harness
connection point straps
and buckles for signs of
wear and tear.
6. Check the user’s harness
and all straps/buckles for
signs of wear and tear.
7. Check the harness
Velcro strip and brush
off any uff to ensure
it secures rmly.
9. Check the harness
hoisting points and
hoisting straps for
signs of wear and tear.
9. Check any accessories
are attached securely.
• For deep cleaning a
low pressure steam
cleaner can be used.
• Do not use solvents
to clean plastic or
metal components.
• Make sure the product
is dry before use.
Warning – If in any doubt
to the continued safe use
of your Leckey product or if
any parts should fail, please
cease using the product and
contact our Customer Care
team or your local dealer as
soon as possible.
MyWay+ User Manual p.50
18.0 Technical Information
Size 1 Frame Size 2 Frame Size 3 Frame
Age (approx.) 1-5 4-11 9-16
User Shoulder Height (to oor) (mm) 590 – 870 870-1190 1070 – 1490
User Saddle Height (inside leg) (mm) 240 – 410 400-610 550 - 810
Max. User Weight (kg) 25 50 80
Frame Weight (kg)
Upper Support Unit Weight (kg) 10 11
Frame Width (mm) 570 670 720
Frame Length (mm) 840 930 1180
Harness Size Age (Approx) Waist at Navel Level (cm) Max. User Weight (kg) Colour
1 1-4 46-56 50kg Purple
2 2-6 50-60 50kg Green
3 5-9 55-65 50kg Blue
4 8-12 60-70 80kg Red
14 (S1 frame and
upper support unit do
not separate)
7.5 11
5 12-15 70-80 80kg Orange
6 16-18 80-90 80kg Grey
Warning – The maximum user weight for this product is determined by the
combination of frame and harness sizes selected- the maximum user weight is
the lower of these limits. For example, if a Size 3 frame and a Size 3 harness are
selected, the maximum user weight is 50kg, as determined by the harness limit.
p.51 MyWay+ User Manual
p.44 MyWay User Manual
Table of Symbols
Symbol Meaning
Manufacturer
Max occupancy weight
Serial number
Product code
Read the Instructions for Use
CE mark
p.44 MyWay User Manual
Table of Symbols
Table of Symbols
Symbol Meaning
Manufacturer
Max occupancy weight
Serial number
Product code
Read the Instructions for Use
CE mark
UKCA mark
Medical Device
Warning
Date of Manufacture
Latex free
UniqueDeviceIdentication
Machine wash- water temperature 40°C
Do not bleach
Do not tumble-dry
Do not iron
Do not dry-clean
MyWay+ User Manual p.52
19.0 Product & Accessory Codes
209-1600 Size 1 MyWay+ Frame
209-2600 Size 2 MyWay+ Frame
209-3600 Size 3 MyWay+ Frame
173-4100-04 Size 1 Purple MyWay+ Harness
173-4200-07 Size 2 Green MyWay+ Harness
173-4300-02 Size 3 Blue MyWay+ Harness
173-4400-09 Size 4 Red MyWay+ Harness
173-4500-06 Size 5 Orange MyWay+ Harness
173-4600-08 Size 6 Grey MyWay+ Harness
173-2671 Wide Saddle
209-1671 S1 Thin Saddle
209-2671 S2/3 Thin Saddle
209-1679 S1 Saddle Drop
209-2679 S2 Saddle Drop
209-3679 S3 Saddle Drop
209-1667 Size 1 User Handles(L&R)
209-2667 Size 2 User Handles(L&R)
209-3667 Size 3 User Handles(L&R)
209-1740 Size 1 Complex User Handles with Ball Grips(L&R)
209-2740 Size 2 Complex User Handles with Ball Grips(L&R)
209-3740 Size 3 Complex User Handles with Ball Grips(L&R)
MyWay+ User Manual p.53
209-1741 Cylinder Grips (Pair)
209-1700 Size 1 Ankle Guides (L&R)
209-2700 Size 2 Ankle Guides (L&R))
209-3700 Size 3 Ankle Guides (L&R))
173-1680 Headrest (one size)
209-1680 Complex Headrest (one size)
209-1691 Size 1 Adult Handles
209-2691 Size 2/3 Adult Handles
173-1800 Hoist Straps
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