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6. To fold the walker together, remove the bag or completely empty it
and pull the handle on the seat upwards.
Using the brakes and adjusting them
1. Always use both brakes at the same time.
2. To decelerate or stop the walker for a short time, use the brakes by
pulling the brake levers up / down simultaneously until you reach the desired speed or have
stopped.
3. To lock the parking brakes, press the brake levers
forward at the same time until they engage.
4. To release the parking brake, pull the brake levers
towards yourself / backwards until they are released
from the lock.
5. Make sure that the bowden cables run in front of the
rollator and that they are not twisted.
6. The braking effect is set at the brake lever or the
Bowden cable. The brakes are adjusted correctly when the brake levers are not in play and
the wheels rotate without the grinding noise when the brake is released.
Safety instructions
1. Make sure the rollator is fully open and the seat is properly engaged before you use it.
2. Fix the brakes when folding and unfolding.
3. Make sure that the handles are on the same level and test the stability of the rollator before
carefully loading it with your entire weight.
4. Test the brakes before every use. If the parking brakes are activated, the wheels must not
rotate, otherwise the brakes / parking brakes must be adjusted again.
5. Activate the parking brakes before sitting on the seat. Do not sit down unless the rollator is
on a firm, even ground.
6. Check the correct position of the armrests before each use!
7. Replace visibly damaged or worn wheels by contacting your dealer!
8. A rollator is not a wheelchair, but only a walking aid. Do not slide when you are sitting on the
seat.
9. Maximum user weight of the seat: 136 kg, maximum filling weight of the bag: 10 kg
Cleaning
Clean the Actimo Arthro regularly with a mild detergent and clear water. Use a soft cloth to dry. Do
not use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents. To disinfect the rollator, use a commercially available
disinfectant. Do not use a high-pressure or steam cleaner for cleaning!
Clean the wheels if they are soiled with a soft brush or cloth using a mild detergent and then dry
them with a cloth.