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Summary of Contents for LifeWalker Mobility Products UPWalker H200
- Page 1 User Guide For H200 & H200-L Designed by LifeWalker Mobility Products San Diego, California...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Page Safety Warnings Set-Up Instructions Product Features Opening the UPWalker Setting Desired Armrest Height Setting Handgrip Angle Setting Length of Handgrip Arm How to Use Parking Brakes How to Adjust Brakes Positioning the Seat Using Sit-to-Stand Assist Handles Locking and Unlocking the Wheels Closing the UPWalker Using Your UPWalker... -
Page 4: Safety Warnings
SAFETY WARNINGS TO ENSURE YOUR SAFETY IN USING THE UPWALKER® THE FOLLOWING SAFETY INFORMATION AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED. • DO NOT use this product without first reading and understanding the instructions contained in this booklet. • For H200 DO NOT exceed 375lb (170kg) weight limit. And for H200–L, DO NOT exceed 400lb (181.4kg) weight limit. -
Page 5: Set-Up Instructions
SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS Unbox the UPWalker on a level floor. Carefully remove the UPWalker from the box and remove protective plastic and all cardboard pieces. Retain shipping materials in the event of customer return of product. Stand the UPWalker up on all four wheels (see Fig A1 on page 6). Push the front wheel gray lock tabs down to release the front wheels from locked position (see “Locking and Unlocking Wheels”... -
Page 6: Product Features
UPWalker® Product Features Adjustable Rubber Parking / Handgrip Hand Brake Armrest Pad Beverage holder Personal Item Bag Height Adjustment Tube Backrest Support Sit–to–Stand Assist Handles Moveable Seat Height Adjustment Memory Stop Seat Rail Sturdy Metal Front Wheel Frame Locks Eight Inch Rubber Wheels Motion-Activated Light... -
Page 7: Opening The Upwalker
A. Opening the UPWalker To open the UPWalker, begin by standing the UPWalker on all four wheels on a level floor (Fig A1). Open the Velcro strap on front legs of the frame to enable opening of the UPWalker (Fig A2). Stow the strap by wrapping around attached frame and securing with Velcro. -
Page 8: Setting Desired Armrest Height
B. Setting Desired Armrest Height The armrests on the UPWalker are raised and lowered independently of each other. It is recommended that the armrests be set at the same height. Should the user have a physical condition that requires offsetting the height of the armrests, the armrests can be set accordingly for comfort. -
Page 9: Setting Handgrip Angle
C. Setting Handgrip Angle To set the handgrip at the desired angle, open the chrome cam lever under the armrest pad and swivel the handgrip to the preferred position (Fig C1). There are three suggested handgrip positions – horizontal (Fig C2), vertical (Fig C3) or 45 degrees Fig C1 (Fig C4) (where you will feel a slight “stop”... -
Page 10: Setting Length Of Handgrip Arm
D. Setting Length of Handgrip Arm The UPWalker is shipped with the handgrips set in the extended length position relative to the armrest pads. This default length should fit most users. Should the user want to shorten the reach from the armrest pads to the handgrips, first release the Fig D1 chrome cam lever under the armrest pad (Fig D1). -
Page 11: How To Use Parking Brakes
E. How to Use Parking Brakes To set parking brake, push the brake handle forward until it clicks in locked position. Some users may want to hold the hand-grip with one hand while using the other hand to push the brake handle forward. - Page 12 Brake is Too Loose Use fingers or pliers to turn the barrel adjuster nut counterclockwise a half rotation (Fig F3). Try the brake. If this does not correct the problem, repeat turning the barrel adjuster nut a half rotation at a time until the brake functions as expected.
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Page 13: Positioning The Seat
G. Positioning the Seat To walk in the UPWalker, pull the seat to the most forward position by lifting up and pulling forward the tab on the front of the seat (Fig G1). To sit on the seat, set the parking brake, pull the seat fully backward using the rear pull tab (Fig G2), and sit with legs facing the rear. -
Page 14: Locking And Unlocking The Wheels
I. Locking and Unlocking the Wheels For most users the front wheels should be set to pivot freely and allow the UPWalker to turn left and right. This is achieved by placing the light gray tab above each front wheel in the down position (Fig I 1). However, the front wheels can be locked to roll only in a straight line by flipping the gray wheel lock tabs to the up position (Fig I 2). -
Page 15: Using Your Upwalker
K. Using Your UPWalker Once standing in the UPWalker move forward so your body is between the armrest pads, standing in an upright position with good posture. Put equal arm pressure on the left and right armrest pads. Put hands on handgrips with fingers around the brake handles. -
Page 16: Accessories
M. Accessories The UPWalker is shipped to customers with the following standard accessories: Backrest Support (Fig Ml) is attached by sliding each end over the sit-to-stand assist handles (Fig M2) with mesh material facing the rear end of the UPWalker. Backrest may be left permanently Fig M1 on the UPWalker or removed when not in use. - Page 17 Motion Activated Light The UPWalker comes with a unique motion–activated LED light used for your safety when dark. The light attaches with a magnet to the UPWalker beneath the seat in the middle of the X-frame (Figure Q8). It can easily be removed by sliding off the magnet to charge the battery.
- Page 18 Smartphone Holder (Fig M12) supports different sizes of phones for hands free operation when you are on the go. To attach the holder, first unscrew the cam lever nut under the right armrest pad opposite the chrome cam lever which secures the hand-grip tube. Mate the hole in the end of the flexible phone holder arm with the cam lever bolt and the plastic base holding that bolt.
- Page 19 The upper retaining clamp attaches to the curved front leg tube of frame, with clamp and gray knob on the outside of the frame (Fig M17). To attach the clamp, remove bolt with knob from the clamp. Spread the “U” clamp over the frame with the knob on outside of F frame.
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Page 20: Warranty Information
WARRANTY INFORMATION LifeWalker Mobility Products stands firmly behind our commitment to provide premium quality products. Our standard warranties represent our confidence in the materials and workmanship of your new UPWalker. The frame of the UPWalker is warrantied to be free from defects in material and... -
Page 21: Customer Support
• A description of the defect or problem requiring service. DO NOT return any products to LifeWalker Mobility Products without our prior authorization. If you purchased your UPWalker from an authorized LifeWalker Mobility Products dealer, please contact that dealer. If you do not receive satisfactory service from the dealer, please... - Page 22 LifeWalker Mobility Products 9245 Twin Trails Drive, #721929 San Diego, CA 92172 UPWalker®, LifeWalker® and Protostar® are registered trademarks of Protostar, Inc., dba LifeWalker Mobility Products Patent pending Ver: 7/8/21...