Oakworks Clinician - Electric / Hyrdaulic - Manual (Page 15)

CAUTION
Be sure to use either the face rest or head rest for all treatments that require your client
to lie flat. Double articulating action provides nearly limitless positioning options with
the QuickLock™ Face Rest.The adjustable pad takes pressure off sensitive facial areas
while providing superb support. The QuickLock™ Face Rest can be used in both
prone and supine positioning and folds out of the way when not in use. Adjustments
are made easily by loosening the cam locks, adjusting for height and angle and then
locking the cam locks into that position.
Attaching the QuickLock™ Face Rest:
When attaching the QuickLock™ Face Rest, just slide the frame dowels into the holes
in the head rest end of the table. Be sure to keep the 1st cam lock within 3” of the
table to ensure a stable connection. To remove the QuickLock™ Face Rest, just pull
the frame from the table until it comes free. Set it safely aside.
QUICKLOCK™ FACE REST & HEAD REST
Do Not extend the dowels
of the Face Rest further than
3” from the table edge to
ensure a stable connection.
* U.S. Patent #5,177,823
Do not put excessive weight
or pressure on the face rest.
Excessive pressure can cause
premature failure of the
QuickLock
™ Face Rest.
Be sure to read all
cautions, warnings
and instructions given
in the manual to
prevent injury to both
operator and client.
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QUICKLOCK™ FACE REST:
Important Safety Note:
Maximum Distance from edge of table = 3”
outlets
Tips for Great Positioning using the QuickLock ™ Face Rest:
• The face pad is flexible so that you can bring the open ends together
or spread them apart to achieve the most comfortable support for
any size face. To avoid your client’s chin from hitting the spacebar,
make sure the pad is narrow enough to support their whole face.
• For appropriate cervical flexion, use the cam locks to adjust the
downward angle of the face rest, making sure that the surface of
the face rest pad at the chin is not lower than the surface of the table.
DIRECTIONS
FOR
USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE