NOT-AD-06 Septembre 2020 ( Version 1.1)
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WALKING WITH THE ROLLATOR
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When using, stand upright behind the rollator, do not bend your back.
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Adjust the height of the handles if the position of use is not correct.
USE OF BRAKES
FOLD THE ROLLATOR
a. Remove the plastic tray
b. Unlock the tray holder that is attached to the rollator frame.
c. Bring the front wheels back against the rear wheels.
The Neo Dynamic rollator is designed to stand on its own.
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
There are two brake cable adjusters on each side of the Rollator, one in front of the brake handle and the
second is positioned on the brake lever near the rear wheel. Adjustments can be made to either binder.
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To adjust near the handle, loosen the knob (you may need a tool to do this), and turn the adjusting
screw counterclockwise to tighten the brake cable and then tighten the knob again.
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For rear brake caliper adjustment, loosen the adjustment knob, (you may need a tool to perform this
operation), and turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise to tighten the brake cable, and then
tighten the adjustment knob again.
For correct adjustment, the brake mechanism should not touch the wheel, but the distance between the
brake pad and the wheel should not be more than 3 to 4mm.
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Caution : After adjusting the brakes, you must test them before using the rollator.
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If, despite the adjustment, the brakes still do not work, do not use the rollator.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Failure to care for and monitor your product may result in the risk of serious injury.
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Clean the rollator regularly with warm water and a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive products,
detergents or solvents.
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Dry with a clean, dry soft cloth.
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Make sure there is no accumulation of dirt or debris around the axle, brakes or wheels.
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Do not use cleaning products containing phenol or chlorine, as this could damage aluminium and
polyamide materials.
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Lubricate the wheels with a little oil if they squeak.
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Periodically check the wear and strength of all screws and bolts. Replace all broken, damaged or worn
parts immediately.
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Check that the brakes are working before each use.
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Check the parking brakes by pushing the handles into the locked position, then trying to push the
rollator.
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If there is a malfunction, do not repair the rollator yourself. Consult an authorized dealer.
