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Step 7:
To fit the footrests align the holes in the footrest brackets with the lugs on the front 
legs and lower into position (see fig. 13) Swing the footrests inward to lock them 
(see fig. 14) 
When you hear the spring loaded catch click, the footrests are locked (see fig.15)

Step 8:
To adjust the height of the footrests, loosen the nut on the base of the footrests, set 
required height and re-tighten the nut (see fig. 16)

1. To stop, gently apply a gripping pressure to both 
brakes simultaneously (see fig. 17), this will slow down 
and stop your Rollator.

2. The brakes on your Rollator have a park option 
(see fig. 18). To operate the park option, push 
downwards on both brakes simultaneously. You will feel 
the brake make a very slight click. Your brakes are now 
in the ‘lock’ position.
3. To unlock, simply pull up the brake again, you will 
hear a slight click as the ‘park’ disengages.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)

OPERATING THE BRAKES

See next page for Brake Adjustment

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fig. 17

fig. 18

fig. 14

fig. 15

fig. 16

Summary of Contents for VP184 Range

Page 1: ...P184 Range Usage and Maintenance Instructions This file is available to view and download as a PDF at www aidapt co uk Sight impaired customers can use a free PDF Reader such as adobe com reader to zo...

Page 2: ...be taken as forming part of or establishing any contractual or other commitment by Aidapt Bathrooms Limited Aidapt Wales Ltd or its agents or its subsidiaries and no warranty or representation concer...

Page 3: ...of the brake assembly Check the product thoroughly for damage or obvious faults Handgrip Brake Lever Height Adjustable Handles Footrests Backrest Seat Height Adjusting Button Cane Holders Front Wheel...

Page 4: ...ake linkage is on the underside Step 3 Attach the handles by depressing the locking pin on the base of the handle assembly and sliding into the recaptacle on the main frame Repeat on the other side Wh...

Page 5: ...n frame see fig 7 Step 5 Unfold the rollator by pressing down on both sides of the seat frame see fig 8 IMPORTANT Before use ensure all locking pins are fully engaged as per fig 11 12 Step 6 To fold p...

Page 6: ...he nut see fig 16 1 To stop gently apply a gripping pressure to both brakes simultaneously see fig 17 this will slow down and stop your Rollator 2 The brakes on your Rollator have a park option see fi...

Page 7: ...is as an aid to walking It is intended your rollator is only used on standard pavements or at home It should not be used on rough terrain or pot holed surfaces The use of your rollator on these surfa...

Page 8: ...riously compromise your safety 7 We suggest that you check your Aidapt Rollator visually every day However we recommend that you should have your rollator serviced every three months or less if used b...

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