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Brake Lever

Back Rest

Resting Seat

Carry Bag

Height Adj
Button

Brake Adj
Mechanism

Rear
Wheel

Front Castor

2.

Install the top section of
the rollator by pulling
upwards on the back rest
until fully unfolded.

1.

Install the back
rest by sliding
over the
bracket. Use a
screwdriver to
tighten the
screw.

parts description

setup

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Summary of Contents for X-Fold

Page 1: ...X Fold Rollator Instruction Manual Please read these instructions carefully before assembling or using this product ...

Page 2: ...e support to a user who has difficulty in walking and or who has reduced mobility Contraindications Unable to weight bear Unable to adequately manoeuvre the rollator or apply the brakes Users with Hemiplegia Users with only one arm Users who weigh in excess of 135 kg The rollator being used as a transport device Other contraindications may be relevant which are specific to the patient or care envi...

Page 3: ...lator to report unexpected operation or for any service warranty sales or customer service information regarding this product please contact your provider If in doubt contact Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd using the contact details on the back page If use of this device results in a serious incident reports should be forwarded to the manufacturer and local competent authority Please quote the prod...

Page 4: ...applying full weight to the hand grips Before every use check the brakes stop the rear wheels moving Do not use a rollator with damaged or faulty brakes Do not use the rollator on gradients above 7 Do not use on extremely soft uneven or wet ground where the rollator may lose traction Do not use a damaged badly worn seat Always lock the brakes before sitting down Do not use the resting seat on incl...

Page 5: ...on Brake Adj Mechanism Rear Wheel Front Castor 2 Install the top section of the rollator by pulling upwards on the back rest until fully unfolded 1 Install the back rest by sliding over the bracket Use a screwdriver to tighten the screw parts description setup 5 ...

Page 6: ...k lever 4 Secure the camlock levers by pushing the levers in to the slots shown 5 Push down on the cross brace rails until the rails lock into the plastic slots 6 To attach the carry bag hook the bag loops on both ends of the cross brace rails under the back rest as shown 6 ...

Page 7: ...d to suit users of different heights Each height setting is numbered from 1 to 6 The handles should rest at wrist height 1 Remove any heavy items from the rollator 2 Push the button on one side as shown while raising or lowering the handle Keep moving the handle until the button clicks to another setting 3 Keep pushing the button until the handle is at the desired setting 4 Adjust the height of th...

Page 8: ...evers see B Release the levers to take the brakes off Brake Adjustment The brakes may require adjusting over time To adjust the braking force use a 10mm spanner to tighten loosen the nut as required while holding the metal tip in place Always retest the brakes before use A B Kerb and Obstacle Climbing The front wheels of the rollator can be lifted to help negotiate kerbs and other obstacles Press ...

Page 9: ...ded period Folding the rollator Reverse the setup procedure to fold the rollator as described below 1 Remove the bag 2 Fold the rollator up by pulling the strap in the centre of the resting sling as shown 3 Release the camlock levers and flip over to release the top section See steps 3 and 4 from Setup 4 Hold the back rest and slowly lower the top section to fully fold the rollator storage and tra...

Page 10: ...systematically move to the dirtiest parts Extra care should be taken around areas where excess dirt or dust may gather The cloth should be changed during the cleaning process if it becomes soiled Wipe down with a clean cloth moistened with a mild detergent and diluted in warm water 40 C Rinse with cold clean water and a clean cloth and allow to dry fully before use Disinfection Mop up any fluid wi...

Page 11: ...ws nuts and bolts should be securely tightened and checked regularly Check the front castor wheels swivel freely Withdraw the walker from use if it does not Periodically spray the exposed brake cable with a water dispersing lubricant to ensure that the brakes continue to work smoothly Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd recommends that the rollator is serviced annually by a suitably qualified person Co...

Page 12: ...l warranty period unless such items require repair or replacement clearly as a direct result of a manufacturing or material defect Such items include among others upholstery and tyres 7 The above warranty conditions apply to brand new walkers whether your walker is covered contact your dealer 8 Under normal circumstances no responsibility will be accepted where the walker has required assistance a...

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