Antar AT51111 Mode D'emploi page 3

ENG
There is a red padlock under each handle (Fig. 1). The lock must be pressed and held. In this configuration,
you can lower or raise the handle. Release the lock. Pull or push the lock again until you hear a click, which
means the lock is securely in place and cannot be moved any further. Repeat the above steps on the other
side so that both handles are at the same height.
Fig. 1
Brakes
Have a trained professional adjust the brakes. However, if you have the right experience, you can do it yourself.
However, it must be remembered that the incorrect installation of the brakes can be life-threatening.
Increase/decrease braking force
1. Loosen the socket head screw
2. Tighten or loosen the Bowden cable by pulling or forcing it
3. Tighten the hex head screw.
4. Fine adjustment:
Loosen the locknut until you can turn the adjusting screw.
Turn the adjusting screw clockwise: reduce the braking force. Turn the adjusting screw counterclockwise:
increase the braking force.
Finally, tighten the locknut again.
Repeat the procedure for the second brake.
The brakes should be adjusted so that they do not create resistance when moving, but allow easy movement.
Locked brakes keep the walker from moving.
Opening and folding of the walker
To save space during storage, the rollator can be folded.
To use it again, open the rollator by pressing on the outer edges of the seat (fig. 2). There is a block at the
bottom of the walker that prevents it from accidentally folding. An audible click when unfolding the walker
means the lock is working properly. To fold the walker, pull up on the seat handle (fig. 3).
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Front wheels
To release the front caster lock, press the red latch. Then pull the front wheels forward and turn them 180° up.
To use the walker again, pull the front wheels forward and turn them down.
One click means the wheels are in the correct position; the seat can now be adjusted accordingly.
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