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• All wheels must be in contact with the floor at all times.
• Brakes must be in the locked position before using the seat.
• When using the rollator in a stationary position, the brakes must be locked.
Unpacking
• Check all parts carefully before assembling the product.
• Do not assemble if any of the parts are damaged.
• Do not assemble if any of the parts in the Contents list are missing.
• When unpacking makes sure the handles and brake cables are not twisted as this can affect the
operation of the brakes, when assembled.
Assembly and Height Adjustment
NOTE: Before assembly consult a suitably qualified healthcare professional regarding the correct
height adjustment for maximum support; and correct brake activation.
1.To assemble; insert the front & rear wheels, using the button clips on the rear wheels and the "C"
Clips on the front to position. Loosely insert the handlebars, do not fix the handlebars at this stage.
2.Fit the back rest into the frame and secure with snap clips.
3.To set the seat height, with the rollator frame open, push down on the seat until all four wheels are
extended and the cross member is in line, as shown in image 1. The seat height can be adjusted by
sliding the wheel assemblies in the frame tubes and positioning using the button & "C" clips. Make
sure that all the clips "click" into position and all four wheels make contact with the floor and the
rollator is stable.
4.Set the correct height of the handlebars, as follows:
• Stand upright behind the rollator with your shoulders relaxed and your arms by your side,
• Looking straight ahead.
• In this position, the handgrips of the rollator (image 1) should be adjusted to a height level with your
wrists.
• This will position your arms at an approximate 20º to 30º bend when using the rollator.
• Check that the holes in the handle bars and the frame are aligned.
• Place the supplied Hand bolts through the aligned holes in the handlebar and frame, and hand
tighten firmly - but do not over tighten.
5.Check the brakes thoroughly before use. NOTE: The brakes are factory set, and if assembled cor-
rectly do not need adjusting prior to use. To check; Apply and release the parking brake on each side
10 times. (Push brake lever down to lock, lift to release) The brake should grip the wheel and prevent
any movement when applied. When released, the gap between the brake molding and the wheel
should be between 3 to 4 mm. If either of the above conditions is not correct adjust the brakes as
detailed in the maintenance section, and re-check.
6.Check all other nuts, bolts and screws are tightly fastened.
7.Check all wheels are in good working order and roll freely.
8.Check the bag is securely fixed and all fixing buttons are tightly fastened
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