In-Step Mobility U-Step II, US-PC2 Step-by-step Manual
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Your
In-Step Mobility Products Corp.
U-Step II Walking Stabilizer
4-inch
non-marking
casters
Padded
seat
Tension
control
Height
adjustable
Adjustable
backrest
Spring-loaded
front wheel
Place to step for
going up curbs
Glow-in-the-Dark
tabs
Laser module
(Optional)
Laser
projected
r
ed line –
optional
Ergonomically
positioned
handlebars
Comfort grips
Hand brake
Removable
basket
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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. Accessories
1. Alternative Brake Accessory
2. Laser & Sound Cueing Module
3. Replacing the Cueing Module Batteries
4. Optional Weights
I. Maintenance
J. Warranty Information
Guide for Setting Up & Using Your U-Step II
1) After opening the box, cut the plastic ties that secured the
U-Step II in transit.
2) Attach the basket to
the U-Step II. The back
of the basket has a
mounting plate that
connects to the flat
hooks on the back of the
junction.
(See Right)
Position the mounting
plate in front of the flat
hooks and slide the basket down until the
mounting plate engages
in the flat hooks.
(Below)
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A. Assembly Instructions
Flat black hooks
3) Lift up on the tube at the top near the seat so that the seat
becomes horizontal with the ground. (See above) Press the seat
down until it snaps into place. (Below)
4) Install the left and
the right handlebars.
(See top of page 5)
If you have any doubt
which is the left and
right handlebar, look
at the junction box
below the seat and
you can see the left
handle bar cable is
connected into the
left side and visa
versa for the right.
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You will need to push in the
height adjustment button to
slide the handle bar into the
lower height adjustment
tube.
(Right)
Also, when you insert the
handlebars make sure that
the cables are routed to the
inside of the handlebars,
rather than the outside.
(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.
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Junction Box
Right Handlebar
Left Handlebar
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