CareCo Burly Manual de usuario

PRODUCT CODE

WA01084USER MANUAL

ROLLATOR

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1. SET UP INSTRUCTIONS1. SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Remove all contents from carton and remove protective packaging, including the

cardboard panel between the rear wheels. The carton should contain the following:

Loop Brake Handles are

attached to the Frame by

Cables (2) Backrest

Height Adjustment

Knobs (2) With

Bolts Attached

Vinyl Tote

Do not use the rollator if there is apparent damage and/or if parts are missing.

Hinged Folding

Mechanism

Backrest

Receiving Tube

2. Open frame by pushing down on the hinged folding mechanism so that the

hinged bar is level.

3. Insert the backrest, handles, and tote.

a. To insert the backrest, push pins on the outside of the backrest and insert backrest

into the brackets on the front of the rollator frame. Once properly installed, the

backrest should click into place and pins should protrude into the holes.

b. Unscrew the bolts and height adjustment knobs from handles and insert handles

into the frame of the rollator while making sure the cables are on the outside of

the frame.

c. Adjust the handle height as desired. Insert the bolt from the inside of the frame

so that the hex head ts snugly into the hole. Make sure both handles are at the

same height.

d. Firmly screw the knob until fully tightened, making sure that the bolt head is still

securely recessed into the frame.

e. Place the tote under the seat of the rollator, between the frame tubes. Secure

the tote with the snap button aps.

4. Be sure all attached hardware is tightened securely.

USER WARNING

DO NOT USE YOUR ROLLATOR AS A WHEELCHAIR OR

TRANSPORT CHAIR

• Use seat for stationary seating only

• Never sit and push with your feet

• Do not go up or down stairs, use on escalators or on moving walkways

• Do not allow others to push you while seated

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2. USE AND SAFETY INFORMATION

• Be sure that both height adjustment knobs are fully tightened and handles are at

equal heights. Test unit for stability before applying full weight to hand grips.

• Be sure the unit is fully open, seat is down and the hinged folding mechanism

under seat is locked in the down position.

• After initial setup, care should be taken to ensure that all hand and height

adjustments are secure, and that all wheels are moving freely before using this unit.

• Test the loop breaks before operating the unit. When wheels are locked the lock bar

on rear wheels should prevent wheels from turning. When loop brakes are released,

the wheels should turn freely.

• Always observe the weight limit.

• Replace tires when worn or damaged.

USER WEIGHT LIMIT: 400 LBS / 181KG

USER WARNING Check front casters weekly for signs of damage

DISCONTINUE USE IF FRONT CASTERS LOOSEN

• If loop brake handles are exposed to extreme temperatures (above 100° F or below

32° F), high humidity and/or become wet, prior to using the unit, ensure hand grips

DO NOT twist on frame handle – otherwise damage or injury may occur.

• All wheels MUST be in contact with the oor at all times during use. This will ensure

that the unit is properly balanced.

• To prevent tipping which may result in injury or damage:

a. DO NOT attempt to reach objects if you have to move forward while seated

b. DO NOT hang anything from the frame of your unit. Items should be placed in

the tote designed for your unit

c. The backrest should ALWAYS be in place and is NOT designed to support your

total body weight

d. When reaching or picking up items place both feet securely on the oor and

reach down between your knees

e. DO NOT add to your load when you are seated

The above situations will cause a change of weight distribution

and may cause the unit to tip, resulting in injury or damage.

Always use EXTREME caution when reaching for any object.

• DO NOT use seat when unit is on an incline or uneven ground.

• The tote has a weight limit of 10 lbs. Items placed in the tote should not

protrude from the tote.

3. HAND BRAKE OPERATION

Always operate wheel locks on both sides at the same time.

To Slow or Stop Unit Temporarily

Pull up on the loops with the ngers until the rollator slows or

stops.

(The hand brakes can then be locked if the unit remains

stationary.)

To Lock Wheels in Position

Stand between handles and press down on the rounded part

of the loop with palm of hand. When you feel, and hear, “click”

the wheels are locked.

USER WARNING

Before sitting, test the rollator to make sure it will not roll. Before sitting,

touch the seat edge with your legs to ensure proper seating position

onto the rollator. Slowly lower your body onto the seat.

3. HAND BRAKE OPERATION

To Release Wheel Locks

Stand between handles and push up with the palm of

hand on the bottom of loop to its original position

WHEN THE ROLLATOR IS STOPPED, THE HAND BRAKES

MUST BE LOCKED.

4. CLEANING, CARE AND MAINTENANCE

CLEANING: Wipe frame with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust as needed.

STORAGE: Keep unit indoors overnight and do not expose to salt air or harsh

environments. If exposed, inspect for damage and clean before using.

PERIODIC CHECKS: Units used on a daily basis should be checked weekly for:

1. Front wheel (caster) function:

b. Turns easily

c. Is completely secure in the frame

d. Is free of hair, lint, and other debris that could interfere with free wheel operation

2. There are no cracks in the frame, tubing and/or welds.

3. Inspect all wheels to see they are in good condition with no signicant wear, cracks

or damage.

4. Verify operation of the brakes, wheel should not turn when brakes are engaged.

5. If the hand grip is loose, do not use.

6. Replace any broken, damaged or worn items immediately.

CareCo (UK) Limited, 1 Turing Court, Great Notley, Braintree, CM77 7AT | 0333 015 5000

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