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Leckey Mygo User Instructions

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Summary of Mygo

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    Mygo seating system user instructions.

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    The mygo seating system has been designed to offer a high level of postural positioning while enabling function and mobility. This manual shows how you can quickly, easily and safely make use of all the functions. The instructions on safety and maintenance will ensure that you will enjoy the use of ...

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    1. Intended use the mygo seating system is an activity chair which has been designed for children with disabilities for use at home, in the school environment or outside, if used on a mobility base. Size 1 is suitable for children aged 3-10 years and size 2 is suitable for 8-14 years. The seating sy...

  • Page 5: 6 Safety Information

    6.1 always read instructions fully before use. 6.2 to improve safety we recommend that users should not be left unattended at any time whilst using leckey equipment. 6.3 only use leckey approved components with your product. Never modify the product in any way. Failure to follow instructions may put...

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    6.15 clean the product regularly. Do not use abrasive cleaners. Carry out maintenence checks on a regular basis to ensure your product is in good working condition. 6.16 the product is designed for indoor use and when not in use should be stored in a dry place that is not subjected to extremes of te...

  • Page 7: Mygo Seating System –

    The mygo seating system has been crash tested and passed for use in vehicles. It has been tested in its complete configuration on a surrogate base with a leckey head support attached. If the mygo seating system is being used in a vehicle the following points must be adhered to: the mygo seating syst...

  • Page 8: How To

    How to unpack and assemble the seating system 7.

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    Check parts congratulations on purchasing your mygo seating system. All of the parts will be contained in polythene bags with each one clearly labelled. Carefully remove them from the boxes and check all the parts you have ordered. Safety first keep polythene bags away from children. Some of the acc...

  • Page 10: 7.1 Setting The

    The backrest will be folded down for shipping. Raise it into the vertical position and, while doing so, slide the inner tube into the receiving outer tube. Secure the backrest in an upright position and tighten the socket cap. Check that it is secure and does not move when pressure is applied. If th...

  • Page 11: 7.2 Attaching The

    If using the leckey footrests, remove the seat from the chassis and set the seating system upside down on a work surface. Open up the angle of the leg supports by releasing the two locking levers (a), shown, and set to the maximum width. Open the socket caps (b) and slide in the calf supports. Set t...

  • Page 12: 7.3 Attaching The Seating

    Adjust the height of the chassis to its maximum to reduce risk of back strain while attaching the seat unit. Refer to section 11 on how to adjust the height of the chassis you have purchased. First release the safety locking pin at the front of the seat. To do this pull the pin out and rotate throug...

  • Page 13: 7.4 Attaching The

    7.4 attaching the push handle the push handle is attached to the hi-low chassis by inserting the two lower stems into the receiving tubes as shown. The push handle has safety poppers (a), which need to be pressed in when inserting the lower stems. Push the stems in until the poppers protrude from th...

  • Page 14: 7.5 Attaching The

    7.5 attaching the headrest to attach the head support slide the stem into the reducing sleeve (a) and receiving bracket. Ensure the slot in the reducing sleeve is aligned with the slot in the receiving bracket. Set to the desired position and secure using the hand lever (b). The mygo seating system ...

  • Page 15: 7.7 Attaching The

    7.7 attaching the lateral supports while holding the components together, remove the plastic knob and washer. Align the plastic angle adjuster mouldings and lateral bracket with the slot in the backrest and refit the washer and plastic knob. 7.6 attaching the shoulder section to attach the shoulder ...

  • Page 16: 7.8 Attaching The

    7.8 attaching the kneepads attach the knee pads with the snap fasteners to the knee guides on the sides of the upper legs supports. 7.9 inserting attachment bolts on sandals insert the required attachment bolt (a) along with the retention plate (b). Place a rubber lid (c) on, both, the top and botto...

  • Page 17: 7.10 Attaching The

    7.10 attaching the sandals place the sandal so that the attachment bolt goes through the slot in the footplate. To secure, on the underside of the footpate place the rubber washer (a), followed by the metal washer (b) and then the knob (c) onto the attachment bolt. To position the sandals simply loo...

  • Page 18: 7.11 Attaching The

    Slide the webbing through the slot in the sandal. Loop the webbing back up and through the bottom of the triglide. Then pass the webbing through the top of the triglide. Finally to lock the webbing in place, pass it through the bottom of the triglide again. Trim strap to required length. 7.11 attach...

  • Page 19: 7.13 Attaching The

    7.13 attaching the tray 7.12 attaching the armrests the tray is attached to the seat by inserting the tray tubes through the centre of the armrest. Once the tray is located in the position the knob (a) should be tightened securely. Open the receiving bracket by loosening the ratchet handle (a) and i...

  • Page 20: 7.15 Attaching The Hip

    7.15 attaching the hip laterals hip laterals are used with the pelvic cradle. First remove the pelvic harness brackets if required by removing the screw and flange nut (a). Lift the piece of polypropylene on the front of the sacral support. Place the hip lateral brackets into the slots and attach us...

  • Page 21: 7.16 Retrofitting The

    7.16 retrofitting the dynamic backrest to replace the standard static backrest with the dynamic backrest first of all you will need to remove the screw (c) at the top of the standard backrest assembly. To do this loosen the nut (a) using the leckey tool and a 10mm spanner and remove the screw and wa...

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    To fit the dynamic backrest, insert the strut into the bottom bracket as shown. Use the provided screw (c), nut (a), saddle washers (d) and standard washers (b) to secure in place. Please ensure that the screw thread protrudes through the nut (a). Now raise the dynamic strut and insert into the top ...

  • Page 23: 7.17 Attaching The

    B c 7.17 attaching the obliquity pads to attach the obliquity pads first remove the base cushion. Set the obliquity pad panel in place with the holes on the tab over the snap fastener. Insert foam as required and refit the base cushion..

  • Page 24: Pushchair Bases

    7.18 interfaces for wheelchair and pushchair bases the set up and attachment of the mygo seat to any mobility base should be completed by a technically competent person who is familiar with the set up of the mobility base. Interface “a” attachment to 16” wide mobility base the universal interface ha...

  • Page 25: The Back

    The back pack 8.

  • Page 26: 8.1 Back Pack Contents

    The back pack contains the activity setting record cards and indicator cards, mygo colouring cards, leckey colouring pencils, mygo user manual and a leckey multi-tool. Only fit the back pack once the system has been set up. The back pack is easiest to fit once you remove the back cushion. It is atta...

  • Page 27: 8.3 Cards And Colouring

    8.3 cards and colouring pencils the kids can write their name, draw a picture or colour in the card to make the seating system uniquely theirs..

  • Page 28: 8.4 Activity Setting

    8.4 activity setting record cards and indicator cards the indicator card contains stickers which can be applied to the clear strip on the side of the back adjuster. They are designed to indicate the preferred position or back angle for different activities. The activity setting record cards are used...

  • Page 29: Fitting

    Fitting the cushions 9 we suggest the cushions are fitted in the following order: 1. Femoral cushions (if applicable) 2. Seat base cushion 3. Sacral cushion 4. Pelvic belt 5. Hip laterals 6. Trunk harness 7. Backrest 8. Laterals 9. Shoulder support 10. Chest harness 11. Knee pads 12. Headrest.

  • Page 30: 9.1 Femoral Cushions

    9.1 femoral cushions (size 1 only) slide a femoral cushion onto each of the femoral supports and stick them together in the centre using velcro. The cushions should be fitted before the seat base cushion and applies to size 1 only..

  • Page 31: 9.2 One Piece Seat

    9.2 one piece seat base cushion the seat base cushion can be attached by simply setting it in place, then pressing down to locate the back snap fastener (a). To secure further, attach the two side snap fasteners (b). Hook the elastic tabs (c) to the upper leg guide locking lever (d) underneath the s...

  • Page 32: 9.3 Flexible Sacral

    9.3 flexible sacral cushion the flexible sacral cushion can be attached by sliding it over the plastic tongue, using the fixing snap fastener to secure in place. 9.4 pelvic harness (size 1 or size 2) the pelvic harness is attached by sliding the hip guides (a) into the pockets on the outer face of t...

  • Page 33: 9.5 Pelvic Cradle

    9.5 pelvic cradle (size 2 only) 9.6 gluteal ramp fasten the pelvic cradle and place on the seat base cushion. It is labelled to indicate the correct orientation. Press velcro onto the seat base cushion and attach four buckles (a) to secure. There are two buckles at the back of the seat and one on ei...

  • Page 34: 9.7 Hip Laterals

    9.7 hip laterals these hip laterals are used with the pelvic cradle only. Slide the cushion covers over the hip laterals hardware with the velcro flap to the outside. Wrap the two velcro straps (a) round the bracket and stick onto the velcro pad (b). Close over the flap. A b.

  • Page 35: 9.8 Trunk Harness

    A 9.8 trunk harness with your trunk harness you will receive four adjustable side straps, two shoulder straps and brackets, the bolts, washers and locking nuts. Fix the connecting straps to the backrest before attaching the trunk harness. To attach the connecting straps in the shoulder area of size ...

  • Page 36: 9.9 Backrest Cushion

    9.9 backrest cushion if you have lateral supports fitted to your seat, adjust them to their maximum width before attaching the backrest cushion. Slide the cushion down over the flexible sacral cushion and secure in place using the four snap fasteners in the backrest moulding. Align the lower fastene...

  • Page 37: 9.10 Lateral Support

    9.10 lateral support padded cushions 9.11 shoulder support cushion (if applicable) to attach the lateral support padded cushions, simply slide the cushions on with the padded side towards the inside of the seat. Feed the plastic buckle through the slot in the cover, then bring the two velcro fastene...

  • Page 38: 9.12 Chest Harness

    9.12 chest harness the chest harness can be attached by clipping the male buckle (a) into the female buckle at either side of the lateral supports. 9.13 knee pads attach the knee pads with the snap fasteners (a) to the knee guides on the sides of the upper leg supports. A a.

  • Page 39: 9.14 Contoured Headrest

    9.14 contoured headrest cushion to attach the headrest cushion first place the polypropylene reinforcement between the cushion cover and the headrest assembly. It should not be zipped inside the cushion cover. Then place the cushion onto the head support. Snap the central fastener and two side faste...

  • Page 40: 9.15 Flat Headrest

    9.15 flat headrest cushion place the cushion on to the head support. Secure the central fastener. Bring the lower flap under the head support and secure with the two remaining fasteners. The headrest lateral covers are attached in the same way as the lateral support padded covers..

  • Page 41: Clinical Setup

    Clinical setup for postural management the clinical setup of the product should be completed by a technically and clinically competent person who has been trained in the use of the product. Leckey recommend a written record is maintained of all clinical setups for this product. Set the backrest heig...

  • Page 42: 10.1 Pelvic Harness

    10.1 pelvic harness 10.2 pelvic cradle to adjust the depth of the pelvic harness, move the snap fastener to either position (b or c). Adjust the support straps to the required length. Ensure the buckle connects securely in the middle (d). If using the seat outdoors and your child is wearing a coat, ...

  • Page 43: 10.3 Hip Laterals (With

    To set the width of the hip guides loosen the allen bolts (a), adjust to the desired width and retighten. C b d 10.3 hip laterals (with pelvic cradle only) a.

  • Page 44: 10.4 Backrest Depth

    10.4 backrest depth the backrest depth is adjusted by depressing the popper then sliding the back support tube to the desired position. This is very important as it will ensure the seat will fit the child, both when they are upright and in a recline position. There are three settings where the poppe...

  • Page 45: 10.5 Backrest Height

    10.5 backrest height the overall height of the backrest can be adjusted by loosening the two socket cap bolts, then positioning to the required shoulder height of the user. Once in position the socket cap bolts should be retightened securely. The height can be fine tuned when the user is in the seat...

  • Page 46: 10.6 Backrest Angle

    10.6 backrest angle the backrest can be angled by loosening the bolt (a). Select the position you require then retighten the bolt securely. Always ensure the back angle is secure to maintain the desired posture for the child. The backrest angle can be adjusted with the child in the seat, but always ...

  • Page 47: 10.7 Adjusting The

    10.7 adjusting the dynamic backrest to achieve the required amount of dynamic movement loosen the handle (a), slide to the required position and retighten securely. To return the backrest to a static position, loosen the handle (a), slide the backrest strut to the bottom, retighten the handle. To an...

  • Page 48: 10.8 Adjusting The

    A a 10.8 adjusting the upper leg supports the upper leg supports will be set at the minimum position on arrival. Set the depth before placing the child in the seat. Fine adjustment is possible afterwards but is restricted by the user’s weight. To achieve the correct position measure the length from ...

  • Page 49: 10.9 Upper Leg Guide

    10.9 upper leg guide lateral supports to adjust the width of the knee supports on size 1, loosen the bolts (a) on the underside of the leg support. Set to the desired width and retighten. To adjust the width or angle or angle on the lateral supports on size 2, loosen the bolts (b) from above, move t...

  • Page 50: 10.10 Footplate

    10.10 footplate height to set the height of the footplate loosen the bolt (a) on the front of the calf support tube and slide the footplate to the required height and retighten the bolt. To set the correct height of the footplate measure the distance from the back of the child’s knee to the bottom o...

  • Page 51: 10.11 Footplate

    10.11 footplate angle adjustment to set the angle to accommodate plantarflexion or dorsiflexion, simply loosen or tighten the hand knob (a) to select the angle you require. The footplates can simply flip up to aid transfer. A.

  • Page 52: 10.12 Flexible Sacral

    10.12 flexible sacral support the flexible sacral support is used in conjunction with the pelvic positioning harness or pelvic cradle. To adjust the height, depth and angle, loosen the bolts on either side with the multi-tool provided. Adjust the support to the correct angle then retighten the bolts...

  • Page 53: 10.14 Chest Harness

    10.14 chest harness to change the width of the chest harness. Lift the front cover, adjust the velcro straps to the desired width and replace the cover. 10.15 trunk harness when the child is out of the seating system the trunk harness will be open but remain attached by two side clips (a) on one sid...

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    A a b d c c e e.

  • Page 55: 10.16 Adjusting The

    10.16 adjusting the knee pads the kneepads can be used as a limiter to help prevent the child from sliding forward in the seat. It can also be used above the knee to prevent the child from raising their foot. To adjust the knee pads lift the front cover adjust the velcro straps to the desired length...

  • Page 56: 10.19 Contoured

    10.19 contoured headsupport 10.18 shoulder support laterals (size 2 only) to adjust the height, depth and angle of the contoured headrest, loosen the hand knobs (a) and when set to the desired position retighten the knobs. Do not remove the headrest while the user is in the seat. Never use the headr...

  • Page 57: 10.21 Armrest

    10.21 armrest adjustment to adjust the height of the armrest loosen the hand knob (b), set to the desired height and retighten. To adjust the angle, rotate ratchet handle (a) until the desired position has been achieved. To remove the armrest completely, loosen ratchet handle (c), press popper (d) a...

  • Page 58: 10.23 Grab Rail

    10.23 grab rail adjustment to set the depth of the grab rail to suit the child’s reach, loosen knob (a), adjust to the required depth and then re-tighten. Do not adjust the horizontal bars beyond the moulding, except when you are removing the tray. A 10.22 tray adjustment the height and angle of the...

  • Page 59: Frequent

    Frequent adjustment for daily use (therapists/ carers/parents) parents and carers should be shown how to make frequent adjustments and be made aware of the safety checks in section 6 by a technically and clinically competent person who has been trained in the use of the product. Leckey recommend tha...

  • Page 60: 11.1 Transferring Your

    11.1 transferring your child into and out of the seat before transferring the child into the seat carry out the daily product inspection as outlined in section 13 of this user manual. Adjust the seat to a comfortable height to facilitate transfer. Lock all the castors, ensuring that they are facing ...

  • Page 61: 11.2 Adjusting The Pelvic

    Pelvic cradle (size 2 only) c c 11.2 adjusting the pelvic harness or pelvic cradle the correct positioning and tensioning of the pelvic harness or pelvic cradle is key to a child’s postural management, affecting their comfort and ability to carry out activities. Please consult with your therapist to...

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    If the child is active or has extensor spasms check the pelvic harness or pelvic cradle is secure after each spasm to ensure the child is safe and cannot slide forward in the seat. Always fasten the centre buckle on the pelvic harness or pelvic cradle before making any other adjustments. C d.

  • Page 63: 11.3 Chassis

    11.3 chassis the mygo seat is designed to fit onto a range of chassis. This user manual shows the correct and safe use of the seating system with the leckey hi-low chassis. For all other chassis or bases please refer to the manufacturer’s handbook. To prepare the hi-low chassis for the seating syste...

  • Page 64: 11.5 Height Adjustment

    Always keep the locking pin engaged when you are not adjusting the chassis. This will prevent the foot pedal being operated accidentally. For children over the weight of 27kg (60lbs), raising the manual chassis is a 2 person lift (uk lifting and handling regulations). Always use caution as hands cou...

  • Page 65: 11.6 Tilt In Space

    11.6 tilt in space the tilt in space can be angled while the user is in the seat. Before you adjust the tilt in space angle of the seat always ensure the pelvic harness is secured preventing the user from sliding forward in the seat. To adjust the tilt angle press the lever under the seat base. Once...

  • Page 66: 11.7 Adjusting The

    11.7 adjusting the dynamic backrest to return the backrest to a static position, loosen the handle (a), slide the backrest strut to the bottom, retighten the handle. The backrest must be in the upright position with the dynamic function locked off (i.E. The handle to the lowest position on the backr...

  • Page 67: 11.8 Chest And Trunk

    11.8 chest and trunk harness adjustment if the child requires chest support as part of their postural support programme the seat will be fitted with rigid laterals or a combination of laterals, chest harness and trunk harness. These may need to be adjusted on a daily basis to accommodate differences...

  • Page 68: 11.9 Sandals

    A 11.9 sandals to position the user’s feet in the sandals secure the velcro straps provided so the foot is held in place. The straps should be placed over the bridge of the foot and over the toes. The front strap can be fed through one of two slots on either side of the sandals, depending on the siz...

  • Page 69: 11.11 Armrest Adjustment

    A b c 11.11 armrest adjustment to adjust the height of the armrest loosen the hand knob (b) set to the desired height and retighten. To adjust the angle rotate hand knob (a) until the desired position has been achieved. To remove the armrest completely for side transfer or assist in getting the chil...

  • Page 70: 11.12 Grab Rail

    11.12 grab rail adjustment to set the depth of the grab rail to suit the child’s reach loosen knob (a), adjust to the required depth and then re-tighten. Do not adjust the horizontal bars beyond the mouldings, except when you are removing the tray. To remove quickly, loosen knob (b) at either side a...

  • Page 71: 11.13 Frequent

    11.13 frequent adjustments to achieve the required amount of dynamic movement loosen the handle (a), slide to the required position and retighten securely. To return the backrest to a static position, loosen the handle (a), slide the backrest strut to the bottom, retighten the handle. To angle adjus...

  • Page 72: 12 Cleaning & Care

    12 cleaning & care information how to maintain when cleaning we recommend that you use only warm water and a non-abrasive detergent. Never use organic solvents or dry cleaning fluids. Upholstery and fabrics 1. The cushion covers can be removed, machine washed at 40ºc and tumble dried at a low temper...

  • Page 73: 13 Daily Product

    13 daily product inspection (therapists, parents & carers) we recommend that daily visual checks of the equipment are carried out by therapists, carers or parents to ensure the product is safe for use. The recommended daily checks are detailed below. 1. Check that there is no lateral movement or wob...

  • Page 74: 14 Annual Product

    14 annual product inspection (therapist, technician, leckey product advisor, dealer) leckey recommend that each product should be subject to a detailed inspection at least once a year and every time the product is reissued for use. This inspection should be carried out by a technically competent per...

  • Page 75: 15 Re-Issuing Leckey

    15 re-issuing leckey products most leckey products are assessed and ordered to meet the needs of an individual user. Before reissuing a product we recommend that the therapist prescribing the product has carried out an equipment compatibility check for the new user and has ensured that the product b...

  • Page 76: 17 Technical

    17 technical information product and accessory codes 117-610 size 1 seat shell 137-600 size 2 seat shell 117-1851* size 1 seat cushion and covers 117-2851* size 2 seat cushion and covers chassis 102-2753 hi-low chassis foot pedal 102-2754 hi-low chassis powered 117-780 mygo on mobility base (uk only...

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    Mygo seat dimensions size age (approx) codes user weight user height seat width footplate: abduction adduction plantarflexion/dorsiflexion 1 3 - 10 117-610 min 18kg / 40lbs max 50kg / 110lbs min 105cm / 41 inches max 150cm / 59 inches min 200mm / 8 inches max 325mm / 13 inches min 270mm / 10.6 inche...

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    Leckey hi low base options 6.3 linak actuator specification - 281209-01 rated ip51 duty cycle max 10% or 2 min continuous use followed by 18 min not in use. Ambient temp +5deg to +40deg c ambient operating temp 22deg storage temp -40deg c to 70degc push max 3500n pull max 2000n self lock at 3500n pu...

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    24 hour postural care for babies, kids & adults. Sleeping, sitting, standing, walking, moving, bathing, toileting. Ls151-05 leckey 19c ballinderry road lisburn bt28 2sa northern ireland united kingdom t: 028 9260 0750 e: info@leckey.Com w: www.Leckey.Com.