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Assembly/adjustments
5.1. Unfolding
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Position the Bischoff & Bischoff Rollator in front of you in the
direction of travel.
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Apply the parking brakes.
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To unfold the rollator, push the frame of the sit downwards (Fig. 3).
Make sure that the frame is laid out correctly and that it clicks into
place.
5.2. Folding up
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Apply the parking brakes.
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Hold the rollator firmly with one hand on the handle. With the other
hand, pull the strap on the seat upwards (Fig. 4).
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You need to push past the resistance of the locking mechanism.
5.3. Installing the functional bag
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The Bischoff & Bischoff Rollator is unfolded. Apply the parking brakes.
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Position yourself with your back towards the direction of travel in
front of the Bischoff & Bischoff Rollator.
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Pull the straps of the bag over the handle and slide these under the
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pins (Fig. 5).
5.4. Adjusting the handles
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The Bischoff & Bischoff Rollator is unfolded. Apply the parking brakes.
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Loosen the nut (Fig. 6) and remove the fixation screw.
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Stand behind the Bischoff & Bischoff Rollator and allow your arms to
hang loosely down.
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Now insert the handles so they are at the height of your wrists.
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Secure the screw and tighten the nut.
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Repeat the process for the other side. Make sure that both handles
are at the same height.
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5.5. Brake application and
adjustment
Service brake
The service brake is operated by both hand brake levers on the
handles by pulling upwards (Fig. 7). Service and parking brakes
affect the running wheels.
Parking brake
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To lock, push both brake levers downwards (Fig. 8).
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To release, pull both brake levers back to the central position.
Brake adjustment
The brake is set properly, if the brake pins do not touch the wheel and the
locking brake can be activated easily.
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To adjust the brake to make it harder, unscrew the knurled-screw
(Fig.9) on the braking mechanism and lock it with the other nut.
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With the adjusting of the Bowden cable (M6), loosen the locknut first.
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Next the threaded sleeve is adjusted until the correct adjustment is
found. To prevent the setting from changing, the threaded sleeve
(M6) must be locked with the nut (M6).
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To adjust the brake to make it softer, follow the above procedure in
reverse.
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To adjust the Bowden cable on the handle (Fig. 10), unscrew the
knurled sleeve from the handle (No. 1). The lock ring must then be
turned back to the handle and screwed tight.
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If the brake is to be adjusted to a softer setting, proceed in the
reverse order to the procedure described.
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