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Using Your LiteGait®
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IV. Integrated FreeDome - Optional
FreeDome allows for rotation of the patient while
being supported by the LiteGait®. To rotate the
FreeDome, loosen the knob on the bottom of
rotational assembly. To lock the FreeDome tighten the
knob until snug.
Loosen knob to rotate
FreeDome.
Tighten knob to lock
FreeDome.
Low Battery Indicator Alarm
The LiteGait® unit emits an audible noise when the
charge of the battery is critically low and needs to be
recharged. If you experience audible noise, make sure to
charge promptly after use of the LiteGait®. The LiteGait®
will ONLY lift and lower approximately 2 to 3 more times
before shutting off. The LiteGait® should be charged
before running down to a point where you are unable to
lower a patient.
4. Align tabs on the bottom of the battery pack with the
side mount to reattach battery.
3. Plug the charger into the power outlet to charge the
battery. The battery should be charged at least once per
week overnight, regardless of use.
Note: Ensure the locking tab is locked in before releasing the
battery pack.
Charger
The LiteGait® battery is charged using a low current,
hospital guideline approved charger. The charger has an
indicator LED light that turns green when the charger is
plugged in and not connected to the LiteGait®. When the
battery is charging the LED turns red and then back to
green after the battery is fully charged.
Charging Battery Connected to Power outlet
Battery Charged
IV. Charging LiteGait
1. If the battery looks like this image, remove battery
pack from side of LiteGait® by lifting the locking tab and
pulling off the battery. If your battery does not look like
this, skip to the next page.
2. Locate battery charger and insert barrel plug into port
on battery pack. Then connect charger to outlet.
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