Rehab and Mobility Products RM199 Usage And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 4

Footrests

Step 1:
Install front wheel into 
receptacle located on the 
front of the frame (see fig. 1)

Thread bolt through holes 
on rollator frame, attach star 
head clamp knob and 
tighten (see fig. 2) Repeat 
step 1 to attach the second 
front wheel
Step 2:
Install rear wheel into 
receptacle located on the 
rear of the frame whilst 
pressing the locking pin (see 
fig. 3) The locking pin will 
pop up when the wheel is 
securely in place (see fig. 
4) Repeat step 2 to attach
second rear wheel.

When attaching the rear wheels make sure that the wheels are on the outside 
of the frame and that the brake 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.

When attaching the handle assembly make sure that 
the handle is facing towards the rear wheels. The 
ergonomic fin on the handgrip should be facing in.

Adjust the height level of the handles to suit different 
users. Press the locking pin on the main frame and pull 
the handgrip upwards or downwards. As the handle 
moves, release the buttons. This automatically locks in 
the next possible height. Repeat this process until the 
desired height is reached. Make sure both handles are 
locked at the same level (see fig. 5)

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)

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fig. 5

Summary of Contents for RM199

Page 1: ...or Usage and Maintenance Instructions This file is available to view and download as a PDF at www rehabandmobility com au Sight impaired customers can use a free PDF Reader such as adobe com reader to zoom in and increase the text size for improved readability ...

Page 2: ...en in this instruction booklet must not be taken as forming part of or establishing any contractual or other commitment by Rehab and Mobility Wholesalers or its agents or its subsidiaries and no warranty or representation concerning the information is given Please exercise common sense and do not take any unnecessary risks when using this product as the user you must accept liability for safety wh...

Page 3: ...e product thoroughly for damage or obvious faults Handgrip Brake Lever Height Adjustable Handles Footrests Backrest Seat Height Adjusting Button Cane Holders Front Wheel Rear Wheel If you suspect the unit to faulty please do not use but contact your supplier immediately for service Photo is indicative of product and some minor changes may apply ...

Page 4: ...rake 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 When attaching the handle assembly make sure that the handle is facing towards the rear wheels The ergonomic fin on the handgrip should be facing in Adjust the height level of the handles to suit diffe...

Page 5: ...in 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 pull the seat upwards via the black handle on the seat plate see fig 9 The Rollator can now be folded see fig 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS continued fig 6 fig 7 fig 8 fig 9 fig 10 fig 11 fig 12 fig 17 ...

Page 6: ...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 b...

Page 7: ...andard pavements or at home It should not be used on rough terrain or pot holed surfaces The use of your Rollator on these surfaces can seriously compromise your safety and may damage your Rollator beyond repair BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Your RM Rollator brake system will require periodic adjustment To adjust the brakes loosen Nut B and then screw unscrew Nut A When adjusted re tighten Nut B If further adj...

Page 8: ...riously compromise your safety 7 We suggest that you check your RM Rollator visually every day However we recommend that you should have your Rollator serviced every three months or less if used by or issued to various users CLEANING Clean your Rollator using a non abrasive cleaner or mild detergent with a soft cloth Abrasive cleaners and or abrasive cleaning pads may seriously damage the product ...

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