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Screw the lock nut back
down.
Attention: The brake should
be set so that the rollator
brakes equally on both
sides.
Tighten the lock nut with
the open-end spanner so
that the brake cannot be
adjusted.
Caution: Now carefully
check that both brakes
brake evenly when the
brake lever is operated.
Removing the brake lever when using the one-hand simultaneous brake
Knock-out aid
If you have removed the Bowden cable, you can also
dismantle the superfluous brake lever. To do this, knock
out the pin on the brake lever with a knock-out aid, for
example a nail, and pull it out downwards with your
hand or pliers. The brake lever is now loose and can be
removed. Keep the loose pin along with the brake lever
and the Bowden cable in a safe place.
5.8 Using the curb aid
The curb aid is located behind the rear wheels.
Step on the curb aid with one foot and pull the rollator
slightly towards you using the handles.
The front wheels are now in the air. This way you over-
come thresholds and curbs.
6. Maintenance
6.1 Cleaning
Frame
Cleaning can be done with warm water and a sponge. In case of stubborn soiling,
a commercial cleaning agent can be added to the water. Disinfectants can be used
without any problems. Plastic parts are best cleaned with a commercially available
plastic cleaner. Please follow the instructions for use of the cleaning agent used.
To stop squeaking or creaking of the cross struts, simple means such as Teflon spray
can be used.
Important
Never use aggressive cleaning agents such as solvents/abrasives or hard
brushes.
Wheels
Clean the wheels with warm water and a mild solvent. If necessary, use a plastic
brush, never a wire brush. To stop the squeaking or creaking of the wheels, or the front
fork, simple means such as Teflon spray can be used.
Important
Never clean the rollator with a high-pressure/steam cleaner!
6.2 Disinfection
The Allround Rollator can be disinfected with standard household disinfectants.
The Robert Koch list of approved disinfectants can be found at http://www.rki.de
Allow the rollator to air dry and observe the exposure time of the disinfectant you are
using.
6.3 Inspection
We recommend that the Allround Rollator is inspected by the specialist dealer/Saljol at
least once a year, ideally even twice. If faults or defects occur during use, the Allround
Rollator must be returned immediately to the specialist dealer/Saljol for repair.
Saljol reserves the right to limit the warranty claims if the rollator has not been
serviced regularly.