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Mobilis Plus Walking Frame

USER GUIDE

Mobilis

6.  INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 

CAUTION!

  

Beware of pinch points when setting  

up the walking frame.

UNFOLD FRAME AND ATTACH HANDLES

Unfold the frame, position upright on the ground and assemble 

handles in place (1). NB: There is a left and a right handle. Make 

sure they are positioned on the correct side.

CLIP ON BACKREST

Click the backrest in place (2).

INSERT REAR WHEELS

Tip the frame on its side and insert the rear wheel and stems (3).

NB: Ensure that the cable clips are attached.

INSERT FRONT WHEELS AND STEMS

Insert the front wheels and stems as shown in the diagram (4).

SECURE THE LEGS WITH TRI KNOBS 

(OR USE THE SCREWS AND SPACERS)

Screw the tri knobs on each stem to secure the legs in place (5).  

Alternatively, use the screws for a more permanent assembly if 

the frame does not need to fold.

LOCK N LOAD

 

To lock

1.  Place the walking frame in the folded position and rest it on 

the rear wheels.

2.   Grasp the contoured pad at the base of the Lock N Load and 

push upward until the tip is inserted into hinge opening (6).

To unlock

1.  Place the walking frame in the folded position and rest it on 

the rear wheels.

2.  Grasp the contoured pad at the base of the Lock N Load 

and push downward until the tip is removed from the hinge 

opening (7).

3.  Open the walking frame by squeezing the hand brakes and 

pushing forward.

1

2

Attach cable clips

3

4

5

Locked

6

Unlocked

7

Summary of Contents for Mobilis Plus

Page 1: ...Freephone 0800 656 527 Email sales cubro co nz www cubro co nz USER GUIDE FOR MOBILIS PLUS WALKING FRAME MAX USER WEIGHT 120KG ORDERING CODE 1849 Mobilis ...

Page 2: ...m folding walking frame has large 8 200mm wheels with a unique hand operated one touch brake system It comes standard with padded seat and bag Extra easy to fold for storage 2 DEFINITIONS Symbols used in this user manual and their meanings WARNING Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the product or serious injury to the operator user CAUTION Beware of pinch points ATTENTION Read an...

Page 3: ...avoid trapping your fingers or other body parts LIMITATIONS FOR USE Maximum user weight is 120kg Instruction and practice are necessary for successful use of the walking frame DO NOT sit on the seat for long periods It is designed as a limited seating function for temporary rest Ensure handbrakes are fully operational before each use The walking frame can be used indoor and or outdoor on flat surf...

Page 4: ... 760mm 960mm Adjustable seat height 520mm 580mm Seat size 350mm x 330mm Overall width 620mm Inside width 435mm Folded depth 220mm 5 LIST OF COMPONENTS Please ensure you have all the following parts before attempting to assemble the walking frame 1 2 rear castors stems with brake handles 2 6 tri knobs 3 Frame 4 2 front wheels stems 5 Backrest 6 4 screws for optional use 4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS SPE...

Page 5: ...EMS Insert the front wheels and stems as shown in the diagram 4 SECURETHE LEGS WITHTRI KNOBS OR USETHE SCREWS AND SPACERS Screw the tri knobs on each stem to secure the legs in place 5 Alternatively use the screws for a more permanent assembly if the frame does not need to fold LOCK N LOAD To lock 1 Place the walking frame in the folded position and rest it on the rear wheels 2 Grasp the contoured...

Page 6: ...arms relaxed at your side 2 The top of the walking frame handle should be aligned with the wrist You can also align with the hip joint area but the wrist measurement is more often correct 3 The user should not have their shoulders raised or dropped when using the walking frame CAUTION Beware of pinch points when adjusting any of the walking frame functions WARNING Seek advice from a qualified Heal...

Page 7: ...onal regulations for environmental protection and raw material recycling Please look at your local council s website for further information on the correct disposal 11 12 13 USINGTHE HAND BRAKES 1 To operate the brake pull upwards on the handbrake lever 11 2 When using the walking frame to move forward the handbrake lever will remain in 12 3 To lock the handbrake push down on the handbrake lever u...

Page 8: ... are secure Check frame for wear or cracks Check wheels for damage or splitting Check seat for wear and cracks Ensure it is secured correctly to the frame Take the walking frame to an authorised dealer for a full check clean and service Hand grips Wheels Brake cables Seat Brake handles Bearings Nuts and bolts WARNING If faults are found during any inspection remove from use immediately WARNING Do ...

Page 9: ... is defective by following standard trouble shooting procedures and be able to attribute the fault to a defect in materials and or workmanship of CUBRO LTD b If CUBRO LTD determines that the product is not defective or that the warranty claim is otherwise invalid CUBRO LTD shall charge the purchaser a handling and servicing fee as well as any freights costs c Upon receiving notice from the purchas...

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