HOMCOM 712-059V00 Manual page 2

WARNINGS & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Maximum Weight Capacity is 300 lbs. DO NOT exceed the maximum weight capacity
(including basket contents) or serious injury could result.
Maximum weight capacity for the Knee Scooter basket is 10 lbs.
DO NOT use the Knee Scooter on stairs, curbs, obstacles, etc. Serious risk of fall or injury
may occur.
Watch out for: cords, thrown rugs, toys on the floor, spilled water or oil.
DO NOT use the Knee Walker if the brake system is not working properly.
DO NOT use the Knee Walker unless all parts are secure and moving parts are in good
working order.
DO NOT lean forward, backward, or to either side while using.
DO NOT use the Knee Scooter unless seat lock lever is securely locked into place.
DO NOT lean forward while applying the brakes.
DO NOT perform any adjustments to the Knee Scooter while it is in use
DO NOT use the seat to transport people or objects.
While it is being transported in a vehicle.
DO NOT sit on the knee rest.
DO NOT hang anything from the Knee Scooter handles or frame at any time.
This may cause the Knee Scooter to tip, resulting in bodily injury or Knee Scooter damage.
Items should be placed in the basket.
DO NOT attempt to reach objects while using the Knee Scooter. Reaching for these objects
will cause a change of the weight distribution and may tip over, resulting in injury or damage.
DO NOT walk backwards while using the Knee Scooter.
All wheels MUST be in contact with the floor at all times during use. This will ensure the Knee
Scooter is properly balanced.
Always keep both hands on the handle grips when in use.
Only use accessories and spare parts authorized by us.
When turning the Knee Scooter, exercise caution and only turn while at a slow rate of
movement.
The Knee Scooter is for individual use only. DO NOT attempt to push the Knee Scooter while
someone is seated on the seat. Doing so may result in serious injury and damage to the Knee
Scooter.
The Knee Scooter is not to be used as a transportation device. The Knee Scooter is a walking
aid only.
A physical/occupational therapist should assist in the height adjustments of the Knee Scooter
for maximum support and correct brake activation.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Clean with damp cloth and non-abrasive cleanser.
Clean wheels with warm water and mild cleanser. Dry with clean rag.
Ensure that all attached hardware and seat lever are secure at all times.
Inspect the Knee Scooter periodically to ensure the brakes, seat lever, steering, and wheels
are functioning properly and that all parts are secure.
Replace any broken, damaged or worn items immediately.
Ensure that the brakes are working correctly. Over time the brake cables may stretch with
use, they can be adjusted by a qualified mechanic. Failure to do this may result in injury to the
user
Ongoing Maintenance
With routine use, nuts and bolts on the steering column and brake assembly can become
loose. To ensure safe operation it is important to periodically inspect the knee walker for
loose nuts and bolts and re-tighten as appropriate.
To Operate the Knee Walker
a. Place your hands on the handlebars.
b. Place the injured leg comfortably resting on the center of the knee platform.
c. The Knee Walker can make turns by simply moving the handlebars with a minimum amount
of effort. Turns should only be performed while at a slow rate of movement. To turn right,
rotate handlebars to the right. To turn left, rotate handlebars to the left.
d. With practice, you should be able to move forward without deviating to the opposite side.
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