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4.4  Fix the Brake Cable:

Figure 7: Attaching the Brake Cables

1.  Refer to Figure 7. Push the brake cable into the 

clips at the top of the main frame.

4.5  Fitting the Bag:

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2

3

Figure 8: Fitting the Bag

1.  Refer to Figure 8. Slot one of the ‘T-brackets’ on 

the side of the bag into the slot at the top of the 
main frame.

Note: 

The bag pockets must be positioned at 

the rear of the rollator, facing the user.

2.  Repeat on the other side of the bag.
3.  Secure the bag with the safety strap.

5.0 IN USE

5.1  Operating the Brakes:

 

The brakes must be checked before 

fi

 rst  use, 

failure to do so can result in injury.

Apply Brake

Lock Parking 

Brake

Unlock Parking 

Brake

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2

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Figure 9: Operating the Brakes

5.2  Apply the Brake:

1.  Refer to Figure 9. Squeeze the brake lever up 

to apply the brake. Let go of the lever to release 
the brake.

Note: 

The brakes are operated independently.

5.3  Locking the Parking Brakes: 

2.  Refer to Figure 9. Push the brake lever down 

until it locks into position.

5.4  Unlocking the Parking Brakes:

3.  Refer to Figure 9. Pull the brake lever up. 

An audible click will be heard as the brake is 
released.

Note: 

To adjust the brakes, refer to Section 7.1.

5.5  Folding the Rollator:

1.  Refer to section 4.5 and Figure 8. Release the 

bag security strap, then remove the bag by lifting 
it up with the handle. The ‘T-brackets’ should 
slide free from the bag slots on both sides.

Note: 

If the bag is empty it does not need to be 

removed prior to folding.

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3

Figure 10: Folding the Rollator

2.  Refer to Figure 10. Gently, push the cross-bar 

forwards to release the spring lock.

3.  Push the handles together to fold the rollator.

6.0 CLEANING

1.  Make sure that all dirt and debris is removed 

from around the wheels, axle and brakes.

2.  To clean the bag wipe with a damp cloth. Do not 

machine wash.

3.  Clean the frame regularly, using a general 

purpose, neutral detergent and warm water.

4.  Please check the suitability of the cleaning 

products before use. Do not use abrasive 
cleaners or cloths as these could permanently 
damage the surface and invalidate any warranty.

5.  Always allow the product to dry thoroughly prior 

to use or storage.

Summary of Contents for Freestyle P23049

Page 1: ...ition before use see section 4 1 Only use as a walking aid in the forward direction Do not make adjustments to the rollator unless it is stationary Do not use on stairs or escalators and take care on steep hills Do not hang items from the handles as this will affect the stability of the rollator The maximum load weight for the rollator bag must not be greater than 5kg 2a 2b 3b 1 4 6 5 3a Figure 2 ...

Page 2: ... frame 5 Repeat for the other wheel 4 3 Attach the handles 1 Thumb Support 2 3 4 5 Figure 6 Attaching the Handles 1 Refer to Figure 2 and Figure 6 Slot the RHS handle tube into the RHS tube of the main frame 2 Make sure that the thumb support on the handle is facing the internal side of the rollator 3 Push and hold the handle button clip then push the handle until the button clip clicks into posit...

Page 3: ... into position 5 4 Unlocking the Parking Brakes 3 Refer to Figure 9 Pull the brake lever up An audible click will be heard as the brake is released Note To adjust the brakes refer to Section 7 1 5 5 Folding the Rollator 1 Refer to section 4 5 and Figure 8 Release the bag security strap then remove the bag by lifting it up with the handle The T brackets should slide free from the bag slots on both ...

Page 4: ...ttom of the brake cable above the rear wheel on both sides 2 Use a 10mm spanner to loosen the locking nut in an anti clockwise direction 3 Use an 8mm spanner to adjust the brake tension To tighten the brakes turn the adjustment nut in an anti clockwise direction Note There must be a small gap between the brake mechanism and the wheel when the brake lever is released 4 Use a 10mm spanner to tighten...

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