KneeRover Knee User Manual Download Page 3

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Setup Continued & Maintenance:

Step 3: Brake Operation

To engage the hand brake, squeeze the brake lever on handle bar.

The KneeRover

scooter comes equipped with a brake lock /

parking brake. Simply squeeze brake handle firmly and press the
button to engage the lock. To release the lock, squeeze the brake
handle again.

Ongoing Maintenance

With routine use, nuts and bolts on the steering column, tie rod

steering mechanism, and brake assembly can become loose. To

ensure safe operation of this KneeRover

scooter it is important to

periodically inspect the knee walker for loose nuts and bolts and re-

tighten as appropriate.

Knee Scooter Set Up Instructions:

Please follow the step by step instructions on the following pages to
properly assemble your KneeRover

scooter. The diagram below

identifies the key components of the scooter to aid with assembly.

Hand Brake Lever

8” Non Marking
Wheels

Basket

Adjustable Knee Platform

Handlebar Height
Adjustment Knob

Quick Release
Clamp

Seat Post
Clamp Lever

Steering Column

Brake Cable

Rear Brake
Mechanism

Weight Capacity = 300 pounds

Brake Lock

Summary of Contents for Knee

Page 1: ...eRoverTM Team is Driven to Change Your Outcome Your Satisfaction is Our Top Priority Need Parts or Accessories Add an accessory like a cup holder or headlight to enhance your experience on your new Kn...

Page 2: ...the scooter if you are making a turn with too much speed Use caution and balance and operate at your own risk With routine use nuts and bolts on steering column steering mechanism and brake mechanism...

Page 3: ...ecome loose To ensure safe operation of this KneeRoverTM scooter it is important to periodically inspect the knee walker for loose nuts and bolts and re tighten as appropriate Knee Scooter Set Up Inst...

Page 4: ...downward simultaneously to allow the security pin to lock into place Raise the clamp lever upward and tighten by turning it clockwise Finally push clamp lever down firmly to secure the steering column...