Rehaforum MEDICAL Actimo Home Manuel D'utilisation page 8

6. To brake, pull the lower lever towards the handlebar (see Figure 7). To engage the parking
brake, press the brake lever downward (see Figure 8). To release the parking brake, pull the
brake lever upward (see Figure 9).
Fig. 7
7. To fold the rollator, remove the tray. Hold the rollator by the handle with the brake applied
and pull the lower black crossbar upward (see Figure 10.).
Fig. 10
Safety Instructions
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Do not use a defective rollator!
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Do not use the rollator if the brakes are defective and test them for functionality before each
use.
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Regularly inspect the rollator for wear and damage. Heavily worn tires can affect the rollator's
braking function. Have damaged parts replaced by your dealer.
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Before each use, ensure that the rollator is fully unfolded.
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Check the tightness of the screws and correct height adjustment before each use.
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The rollator is not a wheelchair or transport vehicle but solely a walking aid.
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The Actimo® Home is only intended for indoor use.
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Use the rollator only on firm, level ground.
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Do not carry the rollator by removable parts or brake cables.
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Exercise caution when folding and unfolding the rollator - there is a risk of pinching!
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Before each use, ensure that the rollator is fully unfolded.
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The tray and the underlying net can each be loaded with a maximum of 5 kg.
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Do not hang bags on the handles. There is a risk of tipping!
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The maximum user weight is 100 kg.
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Do not make structural changes to the rollator without prior consultation with your dealer or
Rehaforum Medical GmbH.
Cleaning
You should clean or disinfect the rollator at regular intervals (mandatory when changing users). Use a
mild soapy solution without abrasive additives and a soft cloth. You can disinfect it with a commercial
product according to the manufacturer's instructions. Do not use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents
or high-pressure and steam cleaners!
Ensure that no dirt accumulates on the tires or brakes. This can be removed with a soft brush and
warm water.
Revision 10/2023
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