In-Step Mobility U-Step 2 Walking Stabilizer Step-by-step Manual
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Your
In-Step Mobility Products Corp.
U-Step 2 Walking Stabilizer
4-inch
non-marking
casters
Padded
seat
Tension
control
Height
adjustment
knob
Battery pack
Backrest
Spring-loaded
front wheel
Place to step for
going up curbs
Glow-in-the-Dark tabs
Laser
projected
red line
(optional)
Ergonomically
positioned
handlebars
Comfort
grips
Cueing module
(optional)
Hand brake
Basket
Locking
clip
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CONTENTS:
A. Assembly Instructions
B. Braking
C. Tension Control Adjustment
D. Sitting Down
E. Walking Over Obstacles
F. Transporting
G. Setup After Transporting
H. Optional Accessories
1. Laser & Sound Cueing Module
Replacing the Cueing Module Batteries
2. Weights
I. Maintenance
J. Warranty Information
Guide for Setting Up & Using Your U-Step 2
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A. Assembly Instructions
1) Open the box and take out the
U-Step 2 from the box.
2) Cut any plastic ties and remove
packing material used for protecting
the walker in shipping.
3) Release the locking clip.
Then, press the seat down until it
snaps into place.
(Below)
5) Adjusting the Handlebars to the
proper height. Generally, the handlebars are adjusted so that the handles
are 2-3 inches above your palm when
your arm rests at your side.
a. Loosen the height adjustment
knobs on both the left and right
about two turns.
4) Pull up the handle bars until the seat becomes perpendicular
to the ground.
(Below left)
6) Installing the Backrest —
Slide the backrest into the
holes on the base and press
in the spring-loaded pins
until the backrest slides in
and snaps into place.
b. Press in the height adjustment button and pull up on the
handle bar until the handle bars
are the appropriate height.
c. Re-tighten the height adjustment knobs with enough force
that the handle bars do not
wiggle.
B. Braking
The U-Step 2 wheels will not
roll until you disengage the
brakes. Squeeze either or both
hand brake levers to disengage
the brakes. To stop, release the
hand brake levers and the
brakes will quickly engage.
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