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Adjusting The Handle Height - Invacare Dolomite Maxi+ User Manual

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Usage
Before use
We do not recommend that the product is issued to anyone
without carrying out a full assessment of their specific
need first. The user's remaining walking ability needs to
be sufficient for leaving the home, for usual daily activities
and for participating in social life without endangering
themselves or others. It is important that the user is given
the necessary support by the product as prescribed by a
qualified professional. This is both for the safety of the user
and the rehabilitation process.
Folding and unfolding the rollator
Unfolding to operating position
WARNING!
– Always make sure that the rollator is fully
unfolded and the lock is engaged before using
the rollator.
1. Press down the seating tube.
2. Check that the safety catch is in the locked position.
Folding
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1. Press down the safety catch.
2. Pull the seating tube upwards.
Flip up the seat plate
You can flip up the seat to provide a larger walking space
and to increase accessibility.
Using the hand brakes
1.
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2.
1. Apply the brakes by pulling both brake handles upwards.
2. To apply the parking brakes, press the brake handles
carefully downwards.
An audible sound indicates that the brake is in the
correct position.
It is important that both brakes are put into parking
position.
3. To release the brake, pull the brake handle upwards.
Adjusting the brake effect
For desirable braking strength, adjust the brake wire.
Suitable tools: 8 mm / 0,3 inches 10 mm / 0,4 inches
spanner (not included).

Adjusting the handle height

1. Stand behind the rollator with flat shoulders.
2. Loosen the knob completely, remove the screw.
3. Adjust the handle to suitable height.
The handles should
usually be positioned
at wrist height.
Therapist may suggest
different heights
depending on specific
needs of the client.
4. Fix the screw into the hexagonal hole.
5. Fasten the knob properly.
6. Repeat the procedure on the other side.
Walking
WARNING!
Risk of falling
– Be careful if the wheels stop against an obstacle.
1. Place the walking aid slightly in front of you and take a
step towards it while using the hand grips for support.
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