ROHO Specialty application cushions User Manual

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ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR:

• HEAL PAD

NOTE: DO NOT use an improperly
inflated cushioning device. Under-
inflation and over-inflation of the
air cells reduce or eliminate the
product's benefits and could increase
risk to the skin and other soft tissue.
The Heal Pad is most effective when
there is 1/4 inch (.5 cm) to 1 inch
(2.5 cm) of air between the user's
heal/elbow and the base of the
HEAL PAD.

STEP 1 Lay HEAL PAD flat, with
the cells facing up.

STEP 2 Turn valve counterclockwise to open. Slide pump's rubber
nozzle over the valve and inflate until cells are firm.

STEP 3 Pinch the pump's rubber
nozzle and turn valve

clockwise

to close. Remove pump.

STEP 7 Enclose smaller pad section
around the sole of the foot and
fasten snaps on either side to form
a closed-end around heel/elbow.

STEP 8 Place foam tab over shin/
arm, loop Velcro® strap through
metal ring, and adjust strap to
desired firmness.

STEP 4 With pad in this over-
inflated condition, place the
individual’s heel/elbow on the

ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR:

• THE ADAPTOR

Each of the AIR SPRING

®

ADAPTOR's cells is independently sealed, allowing it to be cut to fit various shapes

such as sides of wheelchairs, trays, head and foot rests, inside of helmets, or anywhere uncontrolled
movement may need protection. The ADAPTOR should be cut with scissors to the shape of the surface to
which it will be applied. Cut between the air cells when possible. Air cells that are cut will provide no
cushioning. ROHO, Inc. suggests using hook and loop fastener strips for attachment.

low height cells which make a
“V” area. The higher cells should
contact the back of the leg/arm.

STEP 5 The heel/elbow should
barely engage the low height
cells. If not, release air by turning
valve

counterclockwise until

desired contact is achieved.

STEP 6 Visually or with a finger,
check to ensure that the heel/
elbow is not touching the base of
the HEAL PAD.

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