Fig. 3 – Adjustment handgrips
4.5 Adjusting the brakes
The force of the brakes can be adjusted by
loosening/tightening the screw (4) on the back
of the brake lever.
5 Using your rollator
5.1 Brake system
Risk of falling
Check the working of the brakes to ensure
your safety. The condition of the brakes is
influenced by wear, oil and other
contamination of the rear wheels and
braking mechanism.
The rollator is equipped with brakes, operated
by two brake levers (7). The brake levers
operate in two modes: running brakes and
parking brakes.
Risk of damage
Do not push the rollator too hard while
using the running brakes. This may cause
damage to the tyres or brakes.
• To use the running brakes, pull both brake
levers (7) simultaneously upwards [A] in a
squeezing motion. To stop braking, release
the brake levers.
• To use the parking brakes, push both brake
levers (7) downwards in locked position [B].
Always use both parking brakes
simultaneously. To end the parking mode,
pull both brake levers simultaneously
upwards.
5.2 Basket
Risk of falling
Do not overload the shopping basket.
The shopping basket is meant to be
mounted on the front side. Mount the
shopping basket with the two basket
attachments to the tubes of the rollator seat
frame .
The maximum carrying weight from the
shopping basket is 5 kg.
5.3 Mounting / Removing crutch,
walking stick
Risk of injury
Check that the crutch or walking stick is
firmly mounted.
On the left side of your rollator you can find a
crutch holder and velcro strap .
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