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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the forearm rollator from Aidapt.
These instructions should be read carefully and left with the user of the product for future reference.
Please ensure this equipment is installed by a competent person.
VP187D
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Deluxe Bariatric Rollator
204kg (32St) Max Load
Do not exceed the weight limit stated
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doing so could put you at risk.
INTENDED USE
The rollator is suitable for use on level floors inside and outside the house, for users who require a stable
support of the upper limbs and hands. A seat and detachable bag are included Do not use or combine bags
or baskets from other manufacturers. In normal use, you can easily fold your rollator and store away until
required. Please ensure fingers are clear of the locking mechanism to reduce the risk of entrapment when
closing our rollator.
FEATURES
User friendly brakes lever with lock
Simple brake cable adjustment
Soft plastic solid wheels
Swivelling front wheel
Folding locking mechanism
User friendly height adjustment
Ergonomic hand grips to reduce pressure
Includes a bag
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Remove the walker from the box and
examine the product for any visible
signs of damage before
using/installing. If you see any
damage or suspect a fault, please do
not use and contact your supplier.
2.
Unfold the main section of the frame
and fold the seat down (Figures 1-2).
3.
Tilt the frame forwards and attach
the rear, right hand leg (with a fixed
wheel and brake cable) to the upright
tube. Take care to orientate the
wheel correctly, the brake spring
should be on the inside of the rollator
frame (Figure 3).
Note: ensure the leg
is being inserted into the correct
upright, the correct upright will have 2x sets of locking pin
holes.
4.
Push the leg in until the locking pin
“
Clicks
”
into place and is
visible. If it clicks into place and is not visible, press the button
on the plastic joint to release the pin and push the leg further
into the upright until the locking pin clicks into place in the
first hole (Figure 4). Repeat steps 3 and 4 the left hand side
(Figure 5).
