Reuse
The product is intended for reuse. The reuse (life) depends on the product state.
Before the re-use of the device maintenance must be carried out and the appropriate
instructions to security, care and maintenance must be observed.
This review shall exclude a possible improper use caused by obvious or invisible damage.
Please refer to the Medical Device Directive (MDD) and the regulation for operator
(MPBetreibV).
Life
The expected life of the products listed in this manual when used in accordance with safety
instructions, maintenance intervals and care instructions is 3 years.
Beyond this period, the product can be set used only in a safe condition. Maintenance should
be done at least every six months. Specific requirements of the product, due to the use of the
patient, causing shorter maintenance intervals.
Warranty
The products listed in this manual are provided with a warranty of 24 months. Wear parts and
damages of the products due to improper use are excluded.
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Instructions for Assembly and First-time Use
1. Unfolding the Rollator
Place the Rollator on its front wheels and push the frame with the rear wheels apart (A) Fig. 1.
The Rollator clicks by itself into its final position (B) Fig. 2.
2. Adjusting the Handles-Fig. 3
Next remove both star-grip screws (C). Then choose the appropriate height (D) and adjust the
grip handles to the next screw hole. Reinstall the star-grip screws (C) and tighten them firmly.
3. Using the Brakes –Fig. 4
By pulling up the left and right brake levers (G), the back wheels are locked respectively. The
permanent brake is set by pushing the brake levers (H) downwards. By pulling up the brake
levers (G) the permanent brake is disengaged.
4. Folding the Rollator together
Then with one hand pull the red cord (J) Fig. 2 upwards until the click-lock disengages. Then
with the other hand lift the Rollator at the tubular bow (F).
5. Using the Seat (accessory)-Fig. 2
The seat (M) is screwed firmly to the frame (F).
Before using the seat, activate the permanent brake (H), see Step 4.
When the sun shines the seat may get hot! Therefore, check the
temperature of the seat with your hand. If necessary, allow the seat to cool
down, or place a cushion on the seat.
6. Adjusting the Brakes-Fig. 5
Loosen the counter nuts (L) and then adjust the brake with the adjustment screw (K).
Be sure that when the brake is released, the wheels are allowed to turn freely, and when the
brake levers are pulled the wheels are firmly arrested. Then retighten the counter nut (L).
Safety Instructions and Inspection
After the first time set-up and before each use, always conduct a visual inspection of the
Rollator for deficiencies. Check the screw connections to be sure they are tight. Tighten if
necessary using the appropriate tools. If you have any doubt, then do not use the Rollator.
Contact a specialised dealer.
Before each use, check over the folding mechanism to be sure it has clicked into its final
position.
Check the function of the brakes and the permanent brake function as well.
Use the grasp handle only for raising the Rollator and as a backrest.
DANGER OF TIPPING!
For moving the Rollator only use the rubberized handles.
Care and Maintenance
The surface of the aluminium tubing has been provided with a paint coating. The Rollator can
be cleaned with a commercially available cleaning or disinfecting agent – always follow
instructions for use. All moving parts are permanently lubricated. Inadequate or negligent care
and maintenance leads to limitations or annulment of product liability by the Manufacturer.
Allow your Rollator to be checked over by specialised dealer once a year!