Maintenance

Sensor Removal

When washing the gloves, please follow these steps for removal.

Instructional Video

An instructional video on putting on and removing the fabric of ContactGlove2.

Be sure to review this along with the following document.

0| Remove the module from the ContactGlove2 extension terminal

Ensure that one of the following conditions is met:

(It is possible to remove it while the extension terminal cover is in place.)

Only extension terminal coverMagnetra2 module removed
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1| Remove the cloth covering the main switch side.

Main switch sideCloth removed
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2| Pull the sensor out of the glove.

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When pulling out the sensor, the thumb sensor may get caught and could be damaged.

  • Do not try to pull everything out at once; gradually pull the housing and sensors out of the glove, alternating between them.
  • When pulling the sensor out of the glove, be careful not to bend the thumb sensor or wires, and pull it gradually using your fingers.

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3| Attaching the sensor

Insert the sensor into the glove's sensor mounting space (the pocket on the back of the hand).

Confirmation

The glove has both sensor mounting space (the pocket on the back of the hand) and space for your hand.

  • 👉 |Make sure to install it in the space with a hole on the back of the hand. Installation2.jpg

Notes on the work

  • Be careful while working as there is a possibility of damaging the sensor/glove.
    • Each finger sensor
      • 👉 |Make sure to insert the sensor into the pocket of each finger of the glove.
      • 👉 |Insert the thumb sensor together with the CMC sensor that protrudes to the side into the thumb pocket.
      • 👉 |When inserting the thumb sensor into the pocket, slowly insert it with your finger, sliding the sensor gradually to the end of the pocket.
    • The glove
      • 👉 |To prevent damage to the glove, be careful not to let the protruding shape or edge of the thumb sensor get caught inside the pocket. Installation1.jpg

Washing Instructions

Use laundry detergent or neutral detergent diluted as you would for regular clothing. Hand washing is recommended.

Also, be careful not to wash the hook-and-loop fastener area too harshly as it could peel off.

To prevent wrinkles and creases, do not leave the gloves wet. Hang them up with a clothespin or similar tool to dry.

Damage caused by negligence, such as getting caught in a zipper of other clothing while washing in a washing machine, or fabric tearing from excessive rubbing during hand washing, is not covered by warranty. Please be careful.