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Adjusting / checking / maintaining the brakes
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Adjusting / checking: Loosen the nut A beside the brake. Tighten the brake wire B with the adjustment screw C Ad-
just both brake blocks so the distance to the wheel surface is approximately 1 mm D and then tighten the nut A. Make
sure the brakes are not adjusted too tight and pressing hard into the rubber of the wheels when the parking brake is
on. Maintaining: Clean the brake block E and the brake spring F frequently. The wheels can be replaced if they are
worn or damaged.
Using the brakes
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Make sure the brakes work before each trip. Each brake handle A works on each of the rear wheels.
The rollator wheels are made of a special soft rubber, which gives an optimal braking capacity on slippery floor. Wrong
use can cause unsafe situations and damage to the rollator: The rollator must not be driven or pushed with force when the
parking brakes are on or when the wheels are partly locked using the brakes. This indicates incorrect use and can cause wear
and tear, impairing tires and brake quality.
Parking brakes: Push both brake handles A down until they lock. Both rear wheels are now locked. Squeeze both
brake handles upwards to release the parking brakes.
Driving brakes: Pull both brake handles B upwards to reduce speed. Do not use continuously while the rollator
is in motion.
Seat // Basket
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The rollator has a safe and convenient net seat, through which you have a view to the ground while walking. It can eas-
ily be wiped with a cloth if needed. The parking brakes must be on before using the seat A. Push both brake handles B
downwards until they lock. Both rear wheels are now locked. Sit with your back towards the basket C. The basket D can
be removed and washed gently at 40° C.
Edge guard // Tilt function
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Edge guard: The brake blocks A, which are in front of the rear wheels prevent the rear wheels from catching on
corners, door frames etc.
Tilt function: To use the tilt function use the front of the foot and press down on the tilt pedal B, which is beside the
rear wheel. This helps to tilt the rollator over thresholds, edges etc. Please note: Take care when descending kerbs.
Do not use the rollator in stairs.
Carrying the rollator
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The rollator must not be carried by the seat strap or the brake wires. Fold the rollator together as shown on the
illustration. Carry the rollator by the folded seat bars A.
Transport
The rollator should be transported in the folded and locked position (see paragraph Unfolding / Folding). Ensure
that the lock clamp is on, so that the rollator cannot unfold unintentionally. Be careful when loading the rollator into a
vehicle, giving attention to securing of the item.
Storage
The rollator should be stored in an upright position. It can be stored in- and outdoors, if stored outdoors then under
cover to protect it. Do not leave your rollator unattended. Do not put heavy items on top of the rollator during storage.
Material // Recycling
The rollator is made of plastic-coated aluminium pipes, plastic couplings and material made of plastic and polyester.
Most parts can be recycled. Dispose the rollator and its packaging according to the applicable regulations in your
country. For information, please contact your public authorities.
Cleaning
The rollator can be steamed, hosed and washed with normal household detergents. Do not use scrub detergents,
steam- or high-pressure cleaners.
Disinfection
Disinfection must only be carried out by authorized personnel and by wearing sufficient protective equipment. The
surface must be cleaned with a disinfectant that contains 70–80% ethanol. We advise against disinfectant containing
chlorine and phenol. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any damage or wounds that might occur by the use
of harmful disinfectant or disinfection carried out by unauthorized personnel.
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