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II. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Below are the basic rules for the correct and safe use of the stroller.
SAFETY RULES
A. In any case – in order to ensure max. The following rules must be strictly observed:
1. Do not leave the stroller with (or without the patient) with the fire open fire
and do not bring the sources of fire close to the cart.
2. When using the stroller, hands must be at a safe distance from the wheels (especially
the rear wheels), as rotating wheels or brakes cooperating with them can cause
injuries.
3. A standing stroller with the patient must have the wheels locked with the foot brake
and remain within sight and hand of the caregiver.
4. It is strictly forbidden to leave the stroller with the patient on a sloping area unattended
despite the brake being applied. In this case, the caregiver must always hold the stroller
with his hand.
5. It is forbidden to use the stroller with damage that prevents its safe
and correct use.
6. It is forbidden to run with a stroller – the stroller is intended only for walking.
7. It is forbidden to go down the stairs or enter them with the user
in a stroller.
8. Do not overload the stroller beyond the permissible load – otherwise damage may
occur, for which the manufacturer is not responsible.
9. For patients requiring transport in seat belts – always fasten them.
10. Do not place heavy objects in the pocket on the back of the stroller, as this may result in
the loss of stability of the stroller.
B. Before each use of the stroller – you should:
1. Check the tire pressure.
2. Check the effectiveness of the brake.
3. Check that the components (8) and (9) protecting the stroller against self-folding are in
the correct position (see section UNFOLDING THE STROLLER point 6 p. 7).
4. Determine the appropriate angle of inclination of the rear backrest (4).
5. Determine the appropriate angle of inclination of the footrest (7).
6. Adjust additional elements:
▪ place the head restraint or stabilizing side supports at a suitable height,
▪ attach other special components in a suitable place, if such a stroller is fitted.
7. After placing the patient in the stroller, install a hand railing (3).
8. Check wheel protectors – hubcaps or latching mechanisms (12).
9. Adjust the length of the hip belt and harness to the patient's needs.
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