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5 If You Think Something Is Wrong
5-1 If You Think Something Is Wrong During Use
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onduct investigations according to each condition, following the descriptions below. If the abnormality still exists,
contact the distributor.
Condition Investigation Action
Did a component become
disengaged inside the center
cap?
The wheels remain
locked.
Is the Rollator parking brake still
activated?
・ Remove the center cap and check if
something is caught inside.
・ Release the Rollator parking brake.
The brake is not
working well.
Has the adjustment of the brake
force weakened?
・ Check the brake force adjustment, and adjust
accordingly.
・ If the problem remains, contact the distributor.
The product produces
an abnormal sound.
Is something caught in the wheel
axis?
・ Remove any caught objects.
・ If the problem remains, contact the distributor.
The tires shake
significantly.
Is a bolt or nut loose?
・ Check the bolt and nut connections.
・ If the problem remains, contact the distributor.
*Brake operating sound:
This brake mechanism is a friction-type mechanism, and thus produces a slight rubbing sound. The sound
changes according to the environment, such as the atmospheric temperature, temperature, etc.
6 Data
6-1 Product Specifications
Dimensions Outer wheel diameter: 200 mm, Wheel width: 35 mm
Weight 1.2 kg (does not include hexagonal wrench for adjustments)
Maximum user weight 100 kg (including loaded objects, such as bags)
Brake force 1.5 km/h or less (convergence speed during 8-degree free descent)
Speed adjustment 3 levels
*For improvement purposes, the information, specifications, and the like described in this manual are subject to
change without notice.
・ If an abnormality exists, do not use the product.
・ If you sense that something is abnormal during use, stop use immediately and promptly contact the
distributor.
・ Do not disassemble or modify the product. When disassembly or repair is required, always request the
distributor to perform the task.
・ Do not apply grease or oil to the product. Doing so may lead to an inadequate brake force, resulting in
falling.
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