Folding
- Lift the pulling strip on the seat to fold the rollator.
- Fold the rollator until the lock closes.
Adjusting the height of the push handles
- Release the handle locking knob,
- Make adjustments to your desired height.
- Tighten the knob.
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Both push handles should be adjusted to the same height.
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The correctly adjusted handles should be to the height of the user’s hips.
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Never leave the device without the breaks on.
Using the hand brakes
- TO STOP THE ROLLATOR simply pull the brake handles up towards the hand grips.
- TO REMAIN STATIONARY hold the brake handles in the ”UP” position.
- The braking force can be increased by squeezing/pulling the brake handles more firmly.
- TO START MOVING release the brake handles. They will drop down automatically and the brakes
will be released.
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You should always engage the breaks when you don’t plan to move the device.
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Never leave the device without the breaks engaged when there is someone sitting in it!
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Never leave the device on slopes without the breaks engaged!
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Never sit to much to the rear. Do not to sit (partly) above the shopping bag.
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Always sit straight up when seated on the rollator with your forearms or hands lightly resting on the
push handles.
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Never lean backwards when seated on the rollator
Locking/Unlocking the hand brakes
- To lock the brakes push the brake handles down until you can hear the ”click” sound.
- To unlock the brakes pull the brake handles up until you feel them loosen.
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When using the rollator in a stationary position, the hand brakes MUST always be locked.
7 Cleaning
General:
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Clean the device regularly and keep it clean.
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Lighter dirt and dust can be removed with a wet cloth.
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Larger parts of dirt can be removed with a non-corroding, mild washing agent and warm water.
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Do not use harsh abrasives or bleach based cleaners, as this may cause damage or discolouration.
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Dry parts with a soft cloth.
Wheels:
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Clean wheels with warm water and a mild cleanser. Dry with a clean rag.
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Lubricate with multi-purpose oil periodically or if wheels begin to squeak.
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