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Important Safety Advice -(Accessories)
Moore Head Support
Should only be adjusted by a therapist or competent person who understands the product
and its principals. The prongs on the head support should never be tight around the head.
Check that the prongs are NOT set near the eyes or infringe behind the ears. The foam
covering the prongs should be inspected regularly and replaced if damaged.
Multi Adjustable Head support
Wings on the head support are ideally set at 45 degrees. Do NOT bring the wings in tight to
the head. Ensure that the head support is set in such away that the child cannot loop their
head around the wings and get stuck.
Flexi-Supports and Lateral Supports
Ensure the straps do not infringe on any feeding tubes the child may have.
Pommel
The pommel is designed to abduct the users knees to help keep the hips in a good position.
Do NOT use the pommel as a way of holding the user in the seat. Remove the pommel
when transferring the user in and out of the seat (not required for Star X Series.)
Knee Blocks
Knee blocks are designed to abduct the knees and keep the hips in a good position. The
pelvis should always be well positioned and the lap strap fastened before fitting the knee
blocks. Do NOT use knee blocks without fixing the users feet with foot sandals or straps.
If the user extends in the chair this may injure the knee. Never use knee blocks unless you
are familiar with the user and know the condition of their hips. If the user has any known
medical problem, relating to their hips, consult with a therapist.
Foot Sandals and Straps
Should only be fixed when the user is wearing shoes or boots.
Tray
Do NOT use the tray as a way of securing children in a chair always ensure that the lap
strap and any other straps supplied are used. Ensure that the tray clips are secure on both
sides of the tray. If the tray is damaged, ensure that this will not be a hazard to the user.
Never leave hot items on the tray while children are unattended.
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