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VP119: Bariatric 4-Wheeled Rollator
Fixing and Maintenance Instructions
4. Central Locking Mechanism and Use
4.1. Open out the Aidapt Four-Wheeled Bariatric Rollator frame by pulling the cross bars
outwards in opposite directions forming an inverted ‘V’ with the main frame (fig. 4).
4.2. Ensure that your Aidapt Four-Wheeled Bariatric Rollator is fully extended, and check
that the side bars are straight and level (fig. 5).
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
5. Padded Back
5.1. To install the half round padded back first line up the ends of the tubular back with
the locating points (fig. 6 and fig. 7).
5.2. Ensure that the back properly clicks and locks into position, test by lifting up onto
the padded section of the half round back seat (fig. 6).
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Side Bar
6. Wire Basket or Bag
6.1
Once you have opened your Aidapt Rollator, raise the padded seat and insert the
wired basket provided (fig. 8 and fig 9), then lower the seat.
6.2.
If your rollator is supplied with an optional bag; raise the padded seat, align the bag
with the frame (fig. 10) and close each of the fabric popper ties around the frame to
hold the bag in place (fig. 11) and then lower the seat.
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
7. Operating the brakes
The handbrake on your Aidapt Rollator works very similar to a bicycle hand brake:
7.1.
To stop, gently apply a gripping pressure to both brakes simultaneously (fig. 12), this
will slow down and stop your rollator.
7.2.
The brakes on your Aidapt Rollator have a park option (fig. 12a). 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.
7.3.
To unlock, simply pull up the brake again, you will hear a slight click as the ‘park’
disengages.
Fig. 12
Fig. 12a
