The Comfort Company Amputee Extension Kit with Solace Cover

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• Important
  - Quick Release Amputee Support should not be used during transfers
  - The toggle can rotate when the lever is open
  - Make sure the lever is pointed down when locked in place
• Instructions
  - Loosely attach the two clamps to the Amputee Pad using the two screws in the desired set of holes on the pad
  NOTE: Some wheelchairs will require mounting the clamps in the second set of holes located 3.5" towards the front of the pad. These holes may not be visible, so burning two holes in the cover may be required
  - Insert the tube of the Knuckle Assembly into the Interlocking clamps at the desired depth, making sure the toggle and receiver knob 2 will face the outside of the pad. Tighten the two screws using the 3/16" Hex Key
  NOTE: Make sure the toggle lever will be pointed down (away from the Amputee Pad)
  - Attach the L Bracket to the Knuckle Receiver using the two screws and Phillips Head Screwdriver. The screws should be inserted into the center holes in the L Bracket
  NOTE: Be sure the slotted side of the L Bracket is facing up (in line with the interlock clamp connected to the pad)
  - Attach the Pad/Hardware Assembly to the bottom of the solid seat pan using the two screws and a Phillips Head Screwdriver
  - Check to make sure the Amputee Pad is parallel with the seat cushion and is at the correct depth. If depth adjustment and/or side rotation is required, loosen the interlock clamp screws, adjust pad to desired orientation, and retighten screws
  - To adjust the up/down angle of the Amputee Pad, open toggle and adjust the pad to the required angle. Close the toggle to lock in place, making sure the toggle lever is pointed down
  - To use the quick-release feature, pull the knob on the Knuckle Receiver and remove the Pad/Hardware Assembly. To reinstall the Pad/Hardware assembly to the Knuckle Receiver, insert the Knuckle into the Receiver until the knob protracts and retracts and back into position

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