What to do if the 'Radio communication lost' indication appears on my NESS L300 Medical Equipment?
If the "Radio communication lost" indication appears on your NESS L300 Medical Equipment, ensure that all components are within radio range of each other. The system requires all components to be present to function correctly.
What to do if a system malfunction indication appears on NESS L300 Medical Equipment?
If you see a system malfunction indication on your NESS L300 Medical Equipment, stop using the system and contact your NESS L300 distributor.
What to do if the 'bad electrode contact' indication appears on NESS L300 Medical Equipment?
If the "bad electrode contact" indication appears on your NESS L300 Medical Equipment, follow these steps: 1. Turn OFF the system. 2. Remove the orthosis from your leg. 3. Ensure that the electrode protective covers have been removed and that nothing is interfering with the contact between the electrodes and your skin. 4. Ensure the electrodes are correctly installed. 5. If electrodes are damaged, install new ones. 6. Put the Orthosis on your calf, turn the Control Unit ON again, and press the Trigger button. 7. Check that the orthosis electronic module is in place and locked. If the problem continues, contact your NESS L300 distributor.
What to do if I feel stimulation but my foot doesn't respond well with NESS L300 Medical Equipment?
If you feel stimulation from the NESS L300 Medical Equipment orthosis, but your foot does not respond satisfactorily: 1. Make sure the Orthosis is snug against your calf and the electrodes are in close contact with the skin. 2. Ensure you are in the desired mode. If ankle movement is still unsatisfactory, turn OFF the system. 3. Remove the Orthosis, then replace it on your calf, making certain that the Orthosis is positioned correctly. If the configuration is still unsatisfactory, contact your NESS L300 distributor.
What to do if there's no ankle movement with my NESS L300 Medical Equipment?
If there is no ankle movement when using your NESS L300 Medical Equipment, even though no error indications appear: 1. Turn OFF the system. 2. Take the Orthosis off your calf. 3. Put the Orthosis on your calf ensuring it's properly positioned. 4. Turn ON the Control Unit again, and press the Trigger Button. If there is still no ankle movement contact your NESS L300 distributor.
Why are my NESS L300 Medical Equipment batteries still low after charging?
If the batteries of your NESS L300 Medical Equipment are still low after charging, it means your batteries need replacing.
How to fix frayed electrodes on my NESS L300 Medical Equipment orthosis?
If the electrodes on your NESS L300 Medical Equipment Orthosis are frayed, peeling, damaged, or falling off, replace them with new electrodes according to the section "Replacing Electrodes".
What to do if my NESS L300 Medical Equipment control unit display doesn't light up?
Make sure the battery of your NESS L300 Medical Equipment is charged. If, after charging the battery, the Mode display still does not appear, contact your NESS L300 distributor.
Explains the NESS L300's use in gait improvement and its advanced components.
Lists conditions to avoid use and potential risks associated with the device.
Advises on patient-specific cautions and general safety measures.
Lists possible negative effects such as skin irritation, muscle spasticity, and swelling.
Details FCC rules and interference guidelines for the device's radio communication.
Lists and briefly describes all parts included with the NESS L300 system.
Describes the orthosis's lightweight, ergonomic design and key features.
Explains the meaning of status and stimulation lights on the orthosis module.
Details the foot sensor's role and how to place it correctly in the shoe.
Guides on using the control unit, its buttons, and basic operations.
Identifies control unit display elements and their meanings.
Steps to activate the system and switch between Standby, Gait, and Training modes.
How to fine-tune stimulation intensity and audio volume levels.
Explains the significance of visual indicators and audio alerts from the control unit.
Details the purpose and function of each operating mode.
Guides for starting the system and correctly applying the orthosis.
Detailed steps for placing and securing the orthosis on the leg.
Steps for safely removing the orthosis from the leg.
Explains how to identify and interpret low battery notifications.
Instructions for charging the control unit and orthosis batteries.
Guides for replacing batteries in the orthosis module, foot sensor, and control unit.
Recommends regular electrode replacement for optimal system efficiency.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device, distinguishing between general and deep cleaning methods.
Procedure for replacing and registering system components to ensure proper communication.
Instructions for detaching and reinstalling the electronic module from the orthosis.
Step-by-step guide for installing the foot sensor correctly within a shoe.
Explains the purpose and use of accessories like neck straps and pouches.
Details various error lights and their corresponding system issues.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with the NESS L300 system.
Lists technical details for the control unit, including dimensions, power, and controls.
Details specifications for the orthosis module, including battery and pulse parameters.
Covers specifications for the foot sensor, power supply, and wireless link.
Explains the meaning and application of symbols used throughout the manual.
General| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
|---|---|
| Stimulation Parameters | Adjustable pulse width, frequency, and amplitude |
| Device Type | Functional Electrical Stimulator (FES) |
| Adjustability | Stimulation intensity |
| Indication | Foot drop |
| Stimulation Channels | Single channel |
| Water Resistance | Splash-proof |
| Control Method | Wireless control unit |
| Components | Control unit |
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