Package Contents; Adjustment Of Brakes - DeVilbiss Healthcare drive Road Guide D'utilisation

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR 4 WHEELS ROLLATOR ROAD
INDICATION
Walking device for indoor and outdoor use for
compensation and improvement
restricted ability of walking.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

1. Walking device 4. Cane holder (in 2 parts)
2. Basket 5. Operating instructions
3. Tray
INSTALLATION
Height adjustment handgrips
Insert the tube of the adjustable handgrip into the frame
at least to the "Maximum" marking.
Fix it in the desired height with the fixing lever by turning
it clockwise (see picture 1).
Adjust both handgrips on the same height/level.
Handgrips must be adjusted parallel to the walking
direction!
Fixing lever itself can
be adjusted in the
desired position by
simultaneously pulling
and twisting.
For readjustment of the
height of the handgrips
unlock the fixing lever
by turning it counter-
clockwise. Then fix the
handgrip how described
above.
Unfold
Position the walking
device on its wheels.
Push the front frame
forward by pressing
on the handgrips
down and pulling
backwards until
the walking device
stands on four
wheels. Then move
the seat down until it
touches the crossbar.
(see picture 2)
6
respectively of
picture 1
picture 2
Fitting with basket and tray
Hook in the basket in the hooks at the frame under the
seat plate and place the tray with its small feet in the
holes in the seat plate (see picture 3).
BRAKING / PARKING
For braking the walking device pull both brakes upwards
to the handgrip (see picture 4). Always brake slowly and
steady.
For parking the walking device press down the brakes
until they click in the parking position (see picture 5).
For unlocking the brakes pull them upwards towards
the handgrips until they are unlocked (both brakes are
in a middle position).
The effect of the brakes can be affected by abrasion of
the wheels.
picture 4

ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKES

For desired braking strength adjust the brake either
manually at the screw on the housing of the brake
(picture 7) or with the suitable tool (not included) on the
brake wire (picture 6). The gap between brake plate and
tire should be between 3-4 mm (see picture 8).
EN
picture 3
picture 5