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Folding the handle when not in use

Once you're finished using the AssiStep, you can fold 
the handle to the side and the AssiStep will not take up 
space in your stair.

By pressing the orange button and at the same time 
pushing the handle upwards, the handle can be folded 
along the wall.

On the top of the staircase be carefull so that the handle 
does not come in conflict with different obstructions such 
as doors or windows. If this is the case you can move 
the rolling modul a bit down the staircase so the folded 
handle stops where the handrail stops.

AssiStep - User Manual

5

How to use AssiStep

Acending the stairs

2

Decending the stairs

2.

 When your armes are stretched out, 

apply weight downwards and towards 
yourself to the handle. The handle will 
be locked and you will get support to 
climb one step up the stairs.

3. 

Repeate point 1 and 2 for each step 

you take up the stairs, untill you reach 
the end of the handrail and when the 
handle stops. The handle can then be 
folded to the side.

1. 

Hold your hands on the lower 

section of the handle and push the 
handle in front of you, and upwards 
the stairs, until your arms are fully 
stretched out.

1. 

Get a good grip on the top section 

of the handle. Lift the handle slightly 
on the side that is opposite from the 
handrail. When the handle is lifted, the 
rolling-module is released from the 
safety rail.

2.

 When the handle is slightly lifted, 

move it down the stairs until your 
arms are streched fully out. If you 
apply weight to the handle, or don't 
lift it enough, it stays locked for your 
safety.

3.

 Once your arms are streched fully 

out apply weight to the handle. The 
handle will be locked and you will get 
support to climb down the stairs one 
step at the time. Repeat the points 
for each step until the handle stops by 
itself. 

Be aware of: 

•  If you do not fully stretch your arms out when moving 

the handle, you might get too close to the handle 
when you're moving a step up or down. When 
ascending, this can lead you to release the handle 
from the locked position and make it difficult to push it 
up the stairs.

•  When the handle is folded either to the side or from 

the side to walking position, there is a potential finger 
trap between the rolling module and the bracket 
connecting the handle to the rolling module. Be 
carefull while operating this function.

Summary of Contents for AssiStep

Page 1: ...The Stair Assistant User manual ...

Page 2: ...en your body and the handle 2 Do one thing at a time First your armes then your legs The safest and most supportive way to use the AssiStep is to move the handle a before taking a step forward 1 Reach your local mountain by walking in stairs Climbing your stairs is just like climbing a mountain so which mountain top would you like to reach How many meters above sea level can you get within a year ...

Page 3: ...d push the handle in front of you and upwards the stairs until your arms are fully stretched out 1 Get a good grip on the top section of the handle Lift the handle slightly on the side that is opposite from the handrail When the handle is lifted the rolling module is released from the safety rail 2 When the handle is slightly lifted move it down the stairs until your arms are streched fully out If...

Page 4: ...drail 42 4mm standard Mass handle and rolling module 3 5 kg Materials Aluminium stainless steel ABS POM Operational temperature 5 30 degrees celsius Temperature during transportation 0 40 degrees celsius Warrenty 2 years if installation and service is done by certified personnel and where the product is used as described in this user manual Specification mm 1 Handle front view mm 3 Handle side vie...

Page 5: ...e with the Assistep If you got any idees on how AssiStep can be improved to give you better support while climbing your stairs please let us know We are allways looking for ways we can improve the AssiStep We would also love to hear your experiences and stories with using the AssiStep Looking forward to hear from you ...

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