obbo med MW-3300, MW-3700 User Manual

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Model No. MW-3300

Foldable Walker

Model No. MW-3700

Two Wheels Foldable Walker

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FOLDABLE WALKERS

Please carefully read through this manual before first use, and store it in safe place.
If you pass the product to another person, hand over this manual along with it!

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTION

All below informaon serves to ensure the safety of user, read before use.
Please follow the instrucons below.

Failure to follow the above instrucons may result serious bodily injuries.
ObboMed assumes no responsibility for any damage or injuries caused by wrongful installaon, assembly, or use of
this product.

- Consult your physicians or doctors before use.

- Ensure the walker is at the proper height before use.

- Always check the rubber p for signs of tears, cracks, or wears before use. If any of these signs is present, replace
the rubber p immediately. Stop using if there is any sign of damage.

- All leg extensions must be at the same height. When using the wheeled aachments on the front legs, adjust the
rear legs so the side frames are level.

- The maximum capacity of the walkers is 120 kg/ 260 lbs.

- Ensure the snap buon fully protrudes through the adjustment hole when adjusng the walker. Always test the
snap buons are secured before use.

- Do not install any accessories that are not recommended/ provided by Obbomed. Use of other manufacturer’s
accessories may result improper fit or bodily injuries.

- Ensure the handles do not twist or move. The handles must be ght and secure.

- Do not use on stairs and escalators.

- Operate the walker with both hands.

CAUTION:

• Beware of the following when using the walker:

» Electrical cords in way
» Liquid/ ice on floor
» Rugs
» Toys or debris
» Furniture

» Door steps
» Gaps on the floor

• The wheeled aachment can ONLY be used on the front legs of the walker
unless rear wheels are equipped with brakes.

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Crossbrace

Leg Extension

Adjustment Holes

Wheeled Extension

Handle

Folding Mechanism

TRANSFERING FROM WHEELCHAIR TO WALKER

1. Make sure the wheels are both locked.

2. Li your body by pushing down on the armrests of the wheelchair.

3. Transfer one hand at a me to the walker.
Note: If injury is to the le leg or foot, transfer the right hand first.

OVERVIEW

PROPER WALKER HEIGHT

Always make sure the walker is at the proper height before use.

1. Stand upright on a firm and flat surface and let your arm hang down naturally and
comfortably on your side.

2. The handle of the walker should be at the height of your wrist, and your elbow
should be flexed 20 to 30 degree when using the walker.

3. Adjust the legs of the walker ll the handles are at the ideal height.

SET UP & HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

1. Remove the walker from the packaging and unfold the walker. Test if the walker is secured by trying to fold the side

frames inward.
Note: an audible “CLICK” will be heard when the side frame is in the right posion.

2. Press the snap buons on the legs and slide the extension up and/ or down unl the snap buon protrudes

through an adjustment hole.
Note: an audible “CLICK” will be heard when the snap buon securely protrudes through the adjustment hole.

3. Repeat step 2 unl the four legs are at the same height. See “PROPER WALKER HEIGHT” secon in this manual to

adjust the walker to proper height.

4. To fold up the walker, press and hold the folding mechanism, and fold the side frames inward to the front crossbrace.