Drive Inspired GT1000-2GB User manual

Moxie GT Gait Trainer

Item #s:

GT1000-2GB, GT1000-2GG

GT2000-2GB, GT2000-2GG

GT3000-2GGY

EU Authorized Representative

Drive Medical LTD

Ainley’s Industrial Estate

Elland, West Yorkshire,

United Kingdom HX5 9JP

Your Inspired by Drive branded product is warrantied

to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for

the lifetime of the product for the original consumer

purchaser.

This device was built to exacting standards and

carefully inspected prior to shipment. This Lifetime

Limited Warranty is an expression of our confidence

in the materials and workmanship of our products

and our assurance to the consumer of years of

dependable service.

This warranty does not cover device failure due to

owner misuse or negligence, or normal wear and

tear. The warranty does not extend to non-durable

components, such as rubber accessories, casters,

and grips, which are subject to normal wear and need

periodic replacement.

If you have a question about your Inspired by Drive

device or this warranty, please contact an authorized

Inspired by Drive dealer.

Rev.1.09.21.16

Limited Lifetime Warranty

assembly

The GT1000-2GB and GT1000-2GG comes completely

assembled and does not fold

GT2000-2GB, GT2000-2GG & GT3000-2GGY.

1. Remove the Moxie GT from the box.

2. Open gait trainer by lifting top frame until both

latches click into notches (A) in the bottom frame.

adjustments

Height

Pull triggers (B) upwards and slide handlebar to desired

height. Release trigger and move handlebar until triggers

click into place.

Swivel Lock

Casters can be locked to prevent swivel. Align lever (C)

with one of the two notches in the caster and push lever

into notch.

Wheel Lock

Pressing on bottom part of pedal (D) will lock rotation of

wheels. Pressing on top part of pedal will release wheel

brake.

Wheel Resistance

Lever (E) provides resistance to wheels. Rotating the

lever towards the thinner markings lowers the resistance

and towards the thicker markings adds resistance.

Directional Lever

One-direction use can be achieved by pushing lever (F)

upwards. When one-direction is engaged, there will be a

clicking sound when moving forward and the wheel will

lock when rolled backward.

accessories

Most accessories are mounted with the universal mount-

ing bracket. To install the mounting bracket, loosen knob

(G) on clamp and lower it. Lift clamp and place over

handlebar. Bring knob up and tighten. The mounting

bracket can be placed anywhere on the handlebar and it

will depend on the user’s abilities. It can also be mounted

towards the outside or the inside of the handlebar.

Forearm Platforms

Item #s TK 1035 S & TK 1035 L

Install mounting bracket and post at appropriate location.

Place forearm platform on mounting bracket post by loos-

ening knob (H) and placing forearm platform at desired

position.

Forearm platform adjustments

Height – Push in button (I) and slide post to desired posi-

tion. Release button and move forearm platform until it

clicks into place.

Width – Forearm platforms can be placed closer or far-

ther from the user by

• Loosening knob (H) and sliding the forearm platform

outward or inward.

• Place mounting bracket with the clamp facing towards

the outside or inside of the handlebar.

• Position forearm platform posts (J) facing towards the

outside or inside of the handlebar.

Rotation – Loosen knob (H) to rotate up or down and in

or out. It can rotate 360°.

Depth – Loosen knob (H) and slide arm pad forward or

backward or reposition mounting bracket.

• Loosening knob (K) allows the handgrips to extend

forward and backward, supinate and pronate.

• Loosening knob (L) allows wrist angle adjustability.

• Arm strap (M) and wrist strap (N) secures arm.

Handgrips

Item # TK 1045

Install mounting brackets at appropriate location on the

handlebar. They can be mounted with the clamp facing

towards the outside or inside of the handlebar. To adjust

the height, push in button (I) and slide post to desired

position. Release button and move handgrip until it clicks

into place. Handgrips can rotate in four directions.

JHL

Ankle Prompts

Item #s TK 1060 S, TK 1060 M & TK 1060 L

Install the ankle prompts by inserting the end of rod into

caster slot, then pull back white trigger (O) and insert

into opposite caster slot. To adjust the stride of the user,

press and slide the spring clips (P) to appropriate length.

To adjust the size of ankle straps use buckle adjuster (Q).

P P

Hip Positioner & Pad

Item #s TK 1070 S & TK 1070

Install mounting bracket and handgrips at the back of the

handlebar. Attach the front of the hip positioner towards

the front of the handlebar using buckles (R). Attach the

rear of the hip positioner towards the rear of the handle-

bar by either attaching rings (S) to handgrips or remove

clamp and handgrips and loop straps over rear of handle-

bar. Adjust loop with buckles.

Hip positioner adjustments

Height - rear of the hip positioner - Push in button (T)

and slide handgrip to desired position. Release button

and move handgrip until it clicks into place.

Height – hip positioner – Raise or lower hip positioner by

adjusting the length of the two front and two rear straps.

Depth - Reposition mounting bracket on handlebar.

The hip positioner can be used with or without the pad.

To attach the hip pad, push the rear straps (U) of the hip

positioner through the holes at the back of the pad and

pull into place. Securely snap front and side flaps around

the hip positioner.

REAR

FRONT

Trunk Support

Item # TK 1080 S, TK 1080 M & TK 1080 L

Install mounting bracket and post directly behind the

uprights. Loosen knobs (V) on the post and slide chest

prompt rods into the post at desired position. Tighten

knobs.

Trunk support adjustments

The trunk support has two adjustable straps and buckles

on each side. The front of the trunk support also has a

restraining loop to keep the pads together. Each strap is

independently adjustable to adjust the size, fit and angle

of the trunk support.

Height - Push in button (I) and slide post to desired posi-

tion. Release button and move post until it clicks into

place.

Width – Trunk support can be placed closer or farther

from the user by

• Loosening knobs (V) and sliding the trunk support

outward or inward.

• Place mounting bracket with the clamp facing towards

the outside or inside of the handlebar

Depth – Reposition mounting bracket on handlebar.

Rotation – Loosen knobs (V) and tilt trunk support to

desired position. Tighten knobs.

Thigh Prompts

Item #s TK 1090 S & TK 1090 L

Install thigh prompt clamps on handlebar. It is advisable

to mount them behind the trunk support.

Thigh prompt adjustments

Height – Loosen knob (W) and slide thigh pad (X) up or

down to desired position. Tighten knob.

Width – Thigh pads can be placed closer or farther from

the user by

• Loosening knob (Y), adjust thigh pads inward or

outward and tighten knob

• Place mounting bracket with the clamp facing towards

the outside or inside of the handlebar.

Depth - Reposition mounting bracket on handlebar.

Rotation – Loosen knob (W), rotate the thigh pad and

tighten knob.

Hand Loop

Item # TK 1010

Install mounting bracket at appropriate location on

handlebar. (See instructions on Page 3) They should be

installed towards the front of the uprights. This provides

stability and ample room for other accessories.

Insert Hand Loop assembly into mounting bracket with

knob (A) facing away from user.

Guide Bar

Item # TK 1020

Turn knob (C) counterclockwise to open clamp. Install

the Guide Bar on the center of the front top handlebar.

Tighten knob to secure Guide Bar.

Adjustments

Loosen knob (C) and rotate Guide Bar until it is behind

the user for pushing or in front for pulling. Tighten knob

to secure at desired position.

Periodically clean the hip positioner, pelvic support,

chest prompt, arm prompt pads with a damp rag and

a mild disinfectant. Remove lint from hook and loop as

needed.

Wash casters with water after outdoor use. Avoid mud

and sand. Do not use petroleum-based or solvent-based

lubricants on casters, but lubricate when necessary with

silicone spray or graphite.

Twice a year inspect straps and padding for damage, and

replace if necessary. Periodically inspect for breaks,

loose parts, missing parts, cracks and/or malfunctions.

Remove the product from service when any condition

develops that might make operation unsafe.

TK 1020

TK 1010

cleaning

maintenance

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