Seat Height Adjustment - Probasics RLS6BL-KD Manual

POUCH INSTALLATION
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SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

* Applies only to RLAA8BK, RLAA8BG, RLAA8BL, RLAA8PK
1. Remove the adjustment knob from the rollator leg.
2. Depress the push pin button and slide leg to desired height.
3. Ensure the push pin is fully protruding from the rollator leg.
An audible click will be heard.
4. Tighten the height adjustment knob back into leg, making
sure to insert knob from the outside.
5. Repeat for second, third, and fourth legs, ensuring all rollator
legs are set to the same height setting.
DO NOT
use the rollator if wheels are adjusted to different
height settings.
WALKING WITH THE ROLLATOR
1. Standing behind the rollator, slowly roll forward so that the
rear wheels are a few inches
2. Step forward and place your foot
wheels, but slightly inside of the wheels.
3. Maintaining a steady roll forward, place your other foot
IN LINE
with the rear wheels.
4. Determine a safe gait to keep your feet
rear wheels.
BE AWARE
of your surroundings when operating the rollator.
Look for hazards and avoid them. Avoid streets and surfaces
with water, sand, gravel, dirt, leaves, and other debris. Wet,
slick, uneven, and/or rough surfaces may impair traction and
contribute to possible accidents. Loose cords and unsecured
rugs may move suddenly and cause a loss of balance.
DO NOT
use a rollator in mud, ice, or puddles.
NEVER
use near steps, sloped driveways, hills, and/or ramps
with a steep incline
DO NOT
walk backwards down a slope.
DO NOT
use stairs or escalators while using the rollator.
DO NOT
use near swimming pool areas.
ALWAYS
take additional care and move slowly when moving
from carpeted to hard surface floors or cracks/separations in
1. With rollator in unfolded position, lift
seat up to rest against the backrest.
2. Unsnap all buttons on nylon pouch.
3. Hang the pouch between the front
and back frame tubes, looping each
of the snap tabs over the bars, then
secure with snap buttons. Ensure
ALL
snap buttons are attached to the
frame.
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IN FRONT
IN LINE
(NEVER greater than 15 degrees).
of your feet.
with the rear
IN LINE
with the
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