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User Instructions / Operation 

 
The product is to be used as a walking aid for children up to the weight limit 
of  35Kg.  The  rollator  is  designed  for  use  with  smaller  children.  The 
suitability  of  the  rollator  for  a  particular  child  is  to  be  determined  by 
individual risk assessment for each child by the therapist. 

 

Only use on even, level surfaces and avoid slopes or uneven surfaces. 
 
The  child  is  to  enter  the  rollator  from  the  front,  turn  around  so  they  are 
facing  forward  and  grip  the  rollator  frame  or  handles  at  a  comfortable 
position. 
 
When  familiar  with  the  rollator,  ensure  the  front  c

astors  are  ‘unlocked’  to 

allow the rollator to move. The user is to walk forward at their own pace. 
 
 
 
 

WARNING!

 Whilst using the rollator, it is essential that the child is balanced 

and  stood  as  upright  as  possible  within  the  frame.    If  the  child’s  weight  / 
force is applied onto the rollator whilst the wheels are not locked, the rollator 
will  move  forward  at  a  potentially  high  speed,  especially  on  smooth 
surfaces, which could lead to the child falling over if they can not move their 
legs quick enough. 
 

Securing the Rollator 
 

Front Castors 

The front castors can swizel through 360 degrees and rotate forwards and 
backwards. 
The rollator can be made secure by operating the brakes on the front 
castors. 

These castors can be supplied with ’novelty character’ designs, for 

example the ‘Bear’ or ‘Aeroplane’: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Walker 280

Page 1: ...ship or construction The result of incorrect handling of the unit shall not be covered by the guarantee In line with the company s policy of continual product improvement we reserve the right to carry...

Page 2: ...Walker Models Walker 320 Walker 280 Model Serial No Delivery date 26D Orgreave Crescent Dore House Industrial Estate Sheffield S13 9NQ Tel 0114 269 0697 Fax 0114 269 5145 e mail info kingkraft co uk u...

Page 3: ...35Kg 35Kg All dimensions in mm Materials The tubular frame is made from titanium and is powder coated Metal component parts are anodised aluminium or stainless steel Wheels are rubber and plastic con...

Page 4: ...fety Instructions Labels 6 User Instructions Operation 7 Securing the Rollator 7 Front Castors Rear Wheels Rollator Orientation 9 Locking Pin Folding 10 Handle Options 13 Care and Maintenance 17 Clean...

Page 5: ...s and check that the brakes are working effectively We recommend that a competent person who is familiar with the product undertakes the regular checks and the rollator is removed from normal use when...

Page 6: ...from any hinged moving parts Do not use this product if you suspect it is faulty or broken Contact Kingkraft Ltd immediately Use this product only on level floors Keep all objects or other people in...

Page 7: ...a comfortable height They can be fitted anywhere along the straight part of the frame They can be rotated inwards outwards before tightening the bolts to adust to the width for the user Please ensure...

Page 8: ...stors are unlocked to allow the rollator to move The user is to walk forward at their own pace WARNING Whilst using the rollator it is essential that the child is balanced and stood as upright as poss...

Page 9: ...the possibility of trapping or pinching Hold the tubes together in one hand and insert the pin through the two holes in the rear hinge clamp part Whilst pushing the locking pin in ensure the other sm...

Page 10: ...ixed and uni directional and will not allow the rollator to roll backwards Rollator Orientation The rollator will only move in a forward direction or turn left or right when in motion Movement in this...

Page 11: ...ht to make technical alterations at any time Please also make sure that each person and any carer who uses the product is also aware of their contents and follows the instructions each time they use t...

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Page 13: ...sible It is available in two sizes The front wheels are swivel castors that can be locked to stop the wheels rotating until required The rear wheels are fixed and uni directional and will not allow th...

Page 14: ...wn with a warm mild soapy detergent solution wipe off to dry All materials used are corrosion resistant Do not use a bleach solution To do so invalidates your guarantee Do not use any aggressive clean...

Page 15: ...ssessment for using the rollator with an idividual child should be carried out by a comptetent therapist If any optional accessories do not satisfy the needs of the client or require removal or adjust...

Page 16: ...fitted anywhere along the straight part of the frame These handles must be fitted as shown and not in any other orientation Please ensure the two bolts are fully tightened to eliminate any movement wh...

Page 17: ...castor brake is operated using the black lever at the back of the castor To lock the castors press the rear lever downwards To release the castors raise the lever Warning The brakes only operate corre...

Page 18: ...ame is at a comfortable height and width for the user and they want to grip lean into the rollator instead of using any additional handles These can be positioned at a comfortable location for the ind...

Page 19: ...ng Pin and Folding The rollator can be folded for ease of transportation The main and rear tubes are connected with a hinged clamp component This must have the locking pin fully inserted as shown belo...

Page 20: ...in is captured with the use of a tie so it can not be lost misplaced The rollator must not be used if this locking pin is missing Contact Kingkraft immediately The rollator loosely folded with locking...

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