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Seat FIG. 6
The parking brakes must be on before using the seat A. Push both brake handles Bdownwards until they lock. Both
rear wheels are now locked. Sit with your back towards the shopping bag C.
Shopping Bag FIG. 8
The shopping bag can carry goods up to 10kg.
Attach: To mount the shopping bag, stand behind the rollator (driving position) Band apply the parking brakes A.
Place the hooks in the hole positions on top on each side of the frame C. Slightly turn the hook outwards and push
them gently down. You will hear a“click”sound when the hooks are positioned correctly. Please note that on the back
side of the shopping bag, there are two Velcro straps. For a better weight distribution, we advise to use the Velcro
straps by attaching them around the lower part of the cross bar.
Remove: To remove the shopping bag, stand behind the rollator (driving position) Band apply the parking brakesA.
Start with loosening the Velcro straps at the lower part of the cross bar. Then grip the lower part of the hooks, turn
them slightly outwards and push them upwards to detach them from the holes D.
Edge guard // Tilt function FIG. 7
Edge guard: The edge guard A, which are in front of the rear wheels, prevent the rear wheels from catching on cor-
ners, door frames etc.
Tilt function: To use the tilt function use the front of the foot and press down on the tilt pedal Blocated beside the
rear wheel. This helps to tilt the rollator over thresholds, edges etc. Please note: Take care when descending kerbs. Do
not use the rollator in stairs.
Carrying the rollator FIG. 9
The rollator must not be carried by the seat strap or the brake wires. Fold the rollator together according to section
Unfolding / folding. Carry the rollator by the folded seat bars A.
Disconnect/connect the wheels FIG. 10
If you want to remove the wheels for transportation or replacement, follow these instructions:
Remove: Loosen the brake lever. Push down the black clip on the hub A(the side marked with TOPRO) with a slotted
screwdriver. Slide the wheel o the axle while still pushing the button down. Note that if you push the black clip Aall
to the end stop you will not be able to remove the wheel.
Attach: Loosen the brake lever. Push down the black clip on the hub Awith a slotted screwdriver. Slide the wheel
unto the axle while keeping pressure on the black clip A. Note that if you push the black clip Aall to the end stop you
will not be able to install the wheel. Push the wheel as far as possible inward on the axle and release the black clip A
to make the wheel snap onto the axle. The wheel is securely fastened when the axle is completely visible in the mid-
dle of the hub and you cannot see anything of the black clip Ain the middle or at the outside of the hub. The black
clip button should now have popped back up from the hub and not be visible outside of the hub as shown in C. Gen-
tly pull the wheel to check that it is securely fastened to the axle.
After the wheels are re-connected to the rollator, please check that the brakes are working properly.
If necessary, re-adjust the brakes (FIG. 5).
Transport
The rollator should be transported in the folded and locked position (see paragraph Unfolding / Folding). Ensure that
the rollator cannot unfold unintentionally. Be careful when loading the rollator into a vehicle, giving attention to se-
curing of the item and avoiding damage to the rollator frame and other parts of the rollator. Do not put heavy items
on top of the rollator.
Storage
The rollator should be stored in an upright position. It can be stored in- and outdoors, if stored outdoors then under
cover. Do not put heavy items on top of the rollator during storage. Do not leave your device unattended.
Material // Recycling
The rollator consists of an acrylic-coated carbon frame, aluminium pipes, plastic couplings and a material made of
plastic and polyester. All outer parts are corrosion protected. Most parts can be recycled. Dispose the rollator and its
packaging according to the applicable regulations in your country. For information, please contact your public au-
thorities.
