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Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538-0901
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LF01007AU WHITE SKIN ONLY
LF01007BU VEIN ONLY
LF01007CU WHITE SKIN & VEIN
REPLACEMENT KIT
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING: This product contains dry natural rubber.
Do not remove film from tubing!
Products by Nasco
COPYRIGHT © NASCO 2011 PRINTED IN U.S.A. NP 103-11
NP103_11 1
9/1/11 1:23:23 PM
Replacing the Foot Skin
1. Pour a portion of the lubricant into
the skin, allowing the lubricant to run
down the sides (pour only enough
lubricant into the skin to completely
coat the inside surface).
2. Squeeze the skin between your hands.
Work your hands back and forth, up
and down the skin to coat the inside
of the skin thoroughly with the
lubricant.
The ends of the tubing should emerge
from the two holes provided in the leg
core at the top of the foot.
3. Grasping the skin, slide the skin
down over the core until the toes are
approaching the toe holes.
Finishing Installation
Pull the skin snugly over the core.
Check to be sure that the tubing has not
become kinked. This can be done by
blowing air in one end of the tubing and
checking for air flow out the other end.
Removing the Skin and Veins
1. Remove the white plastic cap from the end of the simulator.
2. Remove the skin by cutting it with a pair of sharp scissors. Start at the top of the
foot and cut as far as necessary in order to easily remove the skin. Carefully slide
the old skin off from the core and discard it.
CAUTION: Work the skin on gently —
pulling hard on the end of the skin can
stretch or tear the material.
3. Remove the old “veins” from the channels, and discard them.
Replacing the Vein Tubing
1. Install the new vein by inserting one end of the tubing through one of the holes on
the top of the foot.
2. Pull the tubing through the hole and then insert the other end through the other
hole.
3. The ends of the tubing should be evened up, with the same amount of tubing
protruding from the end of the foot. Leave enough slack so the tubing can be
placed into the channel.
4. Insert the slacked tubing into the channels – avoid any twisting or kinking of the
tubing.
5. Carefully pull on the tubing to take up any slack.
NP103_11 2
Positioning the Tubing
Feel along the tubing channel to be certain that the tubing is properly seated. If
it has slipped out of its channel while the
skin was being pulled on, it can usually
be moved back into position by working it
with your fingers on the outside of the skin.
4. As the skin is worked down over the
core, be sure the tubing remains in
the channels.
Warm water should be used to rinse away
any excess lubricant remaining on the
surface of the skin.
5. Guide the toes carefully into the
proper holes as the skin is slipped
further down on the core. If you
encounter difficulty, simply slide the
skin back an inch or two from the
toes and begin again.
6. After the toes are positioned in the
hand, slide the skin over the remainder of the core to provide a snug fit.
7. If air is trapped in the toes, a 22gauge needle can be used to puncture the toe tips and allow the air to
escape.
9/1/11 1:23:24 PM