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9 • POSSIBLE MOVEMENTS
Flexion-Extension of the elbow (H).
The KINETEC 6080 allows flexion-extension of the elbow from 0° to 135° with fixed PRONO-SUPINATION (H).
Choose the hand position between full PRONATION to 90° and full SUPINATION to 90°.
- Position the cleat (25) on the LEFT of its slide (Fig.9•1).
- Lock the cleat (25) with the locking nuts (21 and 22; Fig.9•1).
- Wind the rope according to the indicated direction on the primary pulley (23), and put the rope into the flexion pulley (24)
and into the cleat (Fig. 9•2 or 9•3).
- Tighten the rope to bring the hand to the chosen position.
- Cinch the rope into the cleat (25).
Fig.9•2: representation for a left arm; Fig.9•3: representation for a right arm.
AT THE TIME OF FLEXION-EXTENSION, THE HAND-GRIP WILL STAY AT THE INITIAL ANGLE.
PRONATION-SUPINATION in conjunction with Flexion-Extension of the elbow (H+I).
The KINETEC 6080 allows PRONO-SUPINATION 90° to 90° in conjunction with flexion-extension of the elbow from 0° to 135° (H+I).
- Position the cleat (25) on the RIGHT of its slide (Fig.9•4).
- To obtain pronation-supination associated less than 180°, move the cleat to the left on the slide.
- The more the cleat is moved to the left, the less pronation-supination occurs.
Fig.9•5: representation for a left arm; Fig.9•6: representation for a right arm.
10 • MAINTENANCE
Direct a jet of compressed air into the protection screw casing.
Do not clean the screw with cotton. Move plug that holds up the nut, and grease the screw.
The motor does not need maintenance. However, compressed air can be used to remove carbon buildups. After 4,000 hours
of operation, returning the machine to Smith & Nephew for maintenance is recommended.
11 • BREAKDOWN
If you need a spare parts catalog and/or service manual, please request it from your KINETEC distributor.
- After connecting the power cord on the KINETEC 6080 machine and switching ON the machine (10), if:
• The green light is off,
- Try another electrical device to make sure that the power supply is uninterrupted.
- Check the fuse of the socket (9) by replacing it with a fuse of the same type and value.
- If the green light is still off, contact your KINETEC specialist.
• The KINETEC 6080 fails to operate but the green light remains on,
- Press the START/STOP switch two more times.
- If your KINETEC 6080 still fails to operate, contact your KINETEC specialist.
• The red light (26) is on,
Verify that the hand control is firmly connected. If so, contact your KINETEC specialist.
12 • CLEANING
First, switch the CPM unit OFF and remove the power cord from the receptacle.
Spray a DISINFECTANT product (e.g., PROPANOL/ISOPROPANOL or ALDEHYDE solution) on to the SURFACES (plastic
support, plastic covers and metal parts).
The KINETEC HYGIENIC pads are machine-washable (30°C, 90°F) with chlorine bleach.
For optimal hygiene, a new set of pads should be used for each patient.
13 • SPECIFICATIONS
Product
Weight: 21 Kg (46.2 lbs)
Dimensions: 72cm x 65cm x 130cm
(25.3 x 25.6 x 51.2 inches)
Range of motion: from 0° to 135° of flexion with
90° pronation to 90° supination.
Speed: from 3'50" to 1'00" for a cycle from 0° to 135°
Patient sizing: from 1,40m to 1,90m
(4.5 to 6.25 feet)
14 • SYMBOLS
TYPE B EQUIPMENT
(insulated against electric shock)
WARNING (consult accompanying documents)
OFF (disconnected from the mains)
ON (connected to the mains)
15 • GUARANTEE LIMITS
The KINETEC guarantee is strictly limited to free replacement or to repair of the part or parts acknowledged as defective, at the Smith & Nephew factory.
Smith & Nephew Kinetec guarantees its passive motion device against any manufacturing defect for 1 year from the date of purchas e by the consumer.
Smith & Nephew Kinetec alone is qualified to judge whether the guarantee applies to the specific problem.
The guarantee connot be applied if the apparatus has been subjected to abnormal use or has been used in circumstances other than those stipulated in our user manual.
The guarantee will not be applied in case of deterioration or accident due to negligence, lack of supervision or maintenance or an attempt to repair the equipment.
16 • OPTIONAL DEVICES
16.1 Chair
Electrical
Power supply: 110/230 V~
Frequency : 50/60Hz
Electrical power : 50VA
Current consumption :
220 mA (under 230 V~)
110 mA (under 110 V~)
Type B Class I device
Remote control switch
LOAD
Minimum SPEED
Maximum SPEED
Environmental
- Storage / shipping conditions:
Ambient temperature: -40°C to +70°C
(-40°F to +160°F).
Relative humidity up to 90%.
- Operating conditions:
Ambient temperature: +10°C to +40°C
(+50°F to +105°F).
Relative humidity 80%.
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