Do you have a question about the U-Step II and is the answer not in the manual?
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Gerald Honch
March 1, 2025
The left braking lever is floppy, loose and does not engage the brake on either side. The right handle/grip works fine
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Mr. Anderson
March 1, 2025
To fix a loose left braking lever on the In-Step Mobility U-Step II that does not engage the brake, follow these steps:
1. Check the Brake Cable – Ensure the brake cable is properly connected and not loose or damaged. 2. Adjust the Brake Tension – Use the tension control to increase resistance if the walker rolls too easily. 3. Inspect the Brake Accessory – If using the alternative brake accessory, verify that the push pin is engaged in the handlebar holes. 4. Tighten Adjustment Bolts – Use a 13-millimeter wrench to re-tighten the height adjustment bolts. 5. Test the Brake – Squeeze the hand brake and check if it properly engages. If not, adjust accordingly.
If the issue persists, replacement parts may be needed.
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Do you have a question about the U-Step II and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
The left braking lever is floppy, loose and does not engage the brake on either side. The right handle/grip works fine
To fix a loose left braking lever on the In-Step Mobility U-Step II that does not engage the brake, follow these steps:
1. Check the Brake Cable – Ensure the brake cable is properly connected and not loose or damaged.
2. Adjust the Brake Tension – Use the tension control to increase resistance if the walker rolls too easily.
3. Inspect the Brake Accessory – If using the alternative brake accessory, verify that the push pin is engaged in the handlebar holes.
4. Tighten Adjustment Bolts – Use a 13-millimeter wrench to re-tighten the height adjustment bolts.
5. Test the Brake – Squeeze the hand brake and check if it properly engages. If not, adjust accordingly.
If the issue persists, replacement parts may be needed.
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