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Dolomite

®

Jazz

2 Safety

2.1 General Warnings

WARNING!
Risk of falling

Exercise caution when walking on sloping / slippery

ground and on uneven surfaces.

Do not use the rollator as a wheelchair.

Be careful when walking rearwards over obstacles.

Never sit and push with your feet.

Do not go up or down stairs with the rollator.

Do not use the rollator on escalators.

Do not under any circumstances stand on the rollator.

Be careful when using long skirts, the clothes might get

stuck in the wheels.

Loads must only be transported in the basket or on

the tray. Be careful when there is a heavy load in
the basket (for the max. load in the basket refer to
chapter 6 Technical data, page 16).

WARNING!
Risk of injury

Do not let children play with the rollator.

If the push handles or the seat are exposed to extreme

temperature (above 41°C) there might be risk for first
degree burns.

IMPORTANT!

Risk of corrosion

The rollator must not be stored outside in wet climate

or in humid environments for a long period of time.

2.2 Labels and symbols on the product

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The label contains all important technical information regarding your
rollator.

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Article number

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Product name

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Manufacturer’s name

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Serial number

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Bar code (Code 128)

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Bar code (GSI-13)

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Date of manufacture

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Local ID number (DK)

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Height adjustment range

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Max. user weight

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In- and outdoor rollator

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Max. width of rollator

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Height adjustment warning

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Do not apply the parking

brake during height adjustment

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Содержание Dolomite Jazz 510

Страница 1: ...Jazz 510 Jazz 610 EN Rollator User Manual...

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Страница 3: ...chair 8 3 6 Rising to a standing position 8 3 7 Sitting on the rollator 8 3 8 Transporting the rollator 9 3 9 Adjusting the handle height 9 3 10 Using the Height Adjustment Memory 10 3 11 Using the h...

Страница 4: ...ation for efficient trouble free use This product complies with Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices The launch date of this product is stated in the CE declaration of conformity 1 2 Intende...

Страница 5: ...climber and back strap2 fully assembled User manual 1 not in Denmark Norway Finland and Sweden 2 only in UK and Canada 1 5 Warranty We supply a two year warranty from the date of delivery Damage cause...

Страница 6: ...push handles or the seat are exposed to extreme temperature above 41 C there might be risk for first degree burns IMPORTANT Risk of corrosion The rollator must not be stored outside in wet climate or...

Страница 7: ...ion WARNING Always make sure that the rollator is fully unfolded and the lock is engaged before using the rollator 1 Release the rollator by pulling the push handles outwards 2 Press on the seat in or...

Страница 8: ...elf up from a sitting position The parking brakes must be in braked position when the rollator is used as a support when getting up from a chair for example 1 Place the rollator in front of you use th...

Страница 9: ...the rollator in folded position for transporting 3 Lift the rollator at the frame and a push handle 3 9 Adjusting the handle height CAUTION Always make sure that the parking brake is released when ad...

Страница 10: ...eight adjustment memory can be used A Memory 1 To access the height memory for the first time raise the push handles to the highest position to reveal the adjustment screw A 2 Loosen the screw of the...

Страница 11: ...andles carefully downwards A distinct click indicates that the brake is in the correct position so that the wheels are locked It is important that both brakes are put into parking position 3 To releas...

Страница 12: ...ide B and tighten the screw with a 4 mm hexagon key 3 14 Mounting the basket WARNING Risk of imbalance falling Always lock the brakes before mounting removing the basket 1 Mount the basket by pushing...

Страница 13: ...seat can easily be removed if needed WARNING Risk of imbalance falling If the seat cushions are removed be careful not to get stuck with the clothes on the velcro 1 To remove the seat cushions pull th...

Страница 14: ...ration If brake adjustment is required see chapter 3 Usage page 7 in this user manual Periodically inspect the castors tightness wear and damage Make sure that the wheels are free of hair lint and oth...

Страница 15: ...gh your recycling facility at its end of life 5 2 Re use This product is suitable for re use after the following has been performed Inspection Cleaning For details see chapter 4 Maintenance and care p...

Страница 16: ...rovided with a brake system for dosed breaking and for locking the wheels Jazz 510 Jazz 610 Weight2 7 5 kg 7 8 kg Max user weight3 150 kg Max load basket 7 kg Max load tray 5 kg 2 Total weight excludi...

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