Operation; Wheel Blocking; Footrests; Armrests - lopital Mylo Mode D'emploi

3. Operation

3.1. Wheel blocking

• The brake can be applied on
the Mylo by pushing the blue
lip (1) on the wheel downwards
(See figure 1).
• In order to take the Mylo off
the brake, the same lip on the
wheel must be moved upwards
by tapping the upper side of
the lip (2) (See figure 1).
Option: Directional wheel left front
(Article number 7556 0025).

3.2. Footrests

• Before the client takes a seat in the Mylo, the foot plates
or footrest frame must be folded upwards. There is now
sufficient room to allow the client to easily take a seat
(See figures 2 & 3).
• The carer or the client first raises one leg; the carer then
folds the foot plate down (See figure 4). The same proce-
dure is then carried out with the other leg.

3.3. Armrests

• The independent folding armrests are easy to fold up.
• Protect the user when moving the armrests upwards and
downwards.
• In the folded up position, they should not fall back down
by themselves; in other cases: consult your supplier.
When folding the armrests away, avoid the hinging
point so as to avoid becoming jammed.
Figure 1 Swivel wheel.
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Figure 2 Folding up footrests.
Figure 3 Folding up footrest
frame.
Figure 4 Folding down foot-
rests.
Figure 5 Armrest Mylo.