3. Move the rear wheel downwards () until
the holes lie over each other.
4. Mount the star button .
5. Move the front wheel downwards until the
holes lie over each other.
6. Mount the star button .
7. Place the rollator on its other side.
8. Repeat steps 3 - 6 for the other side.
9. Mount the backrest (see §4.3).
10. Unfolding the rollator
• Unfold the rollator by pushing on the
handgrips.
• Push on the tubes of the seat to unfold
the rollator further. Keep pushing until
the locking mechanism is secured.
• Check that the rollator is firmly secured
and cannot fold anymore.
11. Adjust the pushing handgrips to the
desired height (see §4.4)
Fig. 1 – Assembly / dismantling rollator
4.2 Folding
1. Adjust the pushing handgrips to the
minimum position (see §4.4).
2. Folding the rollator
• Pull lightly on the handgrip of the seat
until the locking mechanism comes
loose and the rollator can be folded (do
these when you stand straight).
• Fold the rollator by pushing on the
handgrips or pulling on the tubes of the
seat .
3. For transportation
• Remove the star button .
• Fold the front wheel upwards.
• Remove the star button .
• Fold the rear frame / wheel upwards .
• Fasten the rear frame / wheel with the
velcro straps to the frame of the
handgrips.
• Repeat the steps above for the other
side.
4.3 Backrest belt
Risk of falling
Before using the seat:
• Make sure that backrest belt (5) is well
secured to the frame.
• Check that all screws, bolts and nuts of
belt (5) are well tightened.
Belt and holder can easily be mounted by
pushing its base over the protruding part of
the support on the frame, see example in
figure 3. Push it down until the bottom and
tighten the screw (16).
Figure 2: Sliding the backrest belt on/off
To demount, loosen the screw and slide the
base upwards again until it slides from the
support.
4.4 Handgrips
Risk of falling
Do not exceed the maximum adjustment,
your rollator will not be stable anymore.
The handgrips can be adjusted in height
according to body size by the following steps:
1. Press on the spring pin .
2. Move the handgrip until the desired
height (6 different positions: steps of 25
mm). Check that the brake cable cannot
get stuck around the crutch holder.
3. Check that the spring pin is clicked back
and firmly fixated in a hole.
4. Adjust the other handgrip with the same
instructions.
5. Check that both handgrips are placed in
the same position. When standing straight,
the handgrips should be as high as your
wrists. Leave your arms hanging loose.
Elbows should be flexed at 20° to 30°.
CAUTION
CAUTION
