BIOS LIVING BD749 User manual

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biosmedical.com
ROLLATOR
Instruction Manual
Model # BD749
08.13.19

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The BIOS Living Rollator comes with removable nylon storage bags,
locking brakes, and a padded seat with back rest. It folds away easily for
storage and transport and comes with anti-fold safety locks to prevent the
rollator from accidentally folding, while in use.
Please read these instructions before assembly or use of this rollator, and
please keep the manual in a safe place.
DO NOT assemble or use this equipment without first reading and
understanding this instruction manual.
Personal Safety
• Never sit on the rollator and use it as a rolling chair or transport
device. The rollator is not designed to be used while seated as a
means of transport
• The rollator can provide assistance to an individual weighing up to 136 kg
(300 lbs), including the weight of the contents of the nylon storage bags
• The maximum load of the nylon basket under seat is 10 kg (22 lbs)
• Never stand on the rollator, or use it as a step
• Never transport a person on the seat of the rollator
• Use caution when lifting and carrying the rollator
• Test the brakes before using. Care should be taken to ensure that ALL
hand and height adjustments are secured, and that moving parts are in
good working order before using this or any mobility aid
• Ensure that brakes are in the locked position before sitting
• Never sit on the rollator when it is on an incline
• Always sit in the center of the seat

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• Never sit on the rollator when it is folded
• Each individual should always consult with their physician or therapist
to determine proper adjustment usage
• Avoid excessive weight in the rollator bag, it may cause rollator to tip
• Customers should seek the advice / recommendations of a medical
professional, to determine if the rollator is suitable for their needs.
Assembly Instructions
Please examine the rollator for shipping
damage. Do not use the rollator if there is
apparent damage.
Please see the warranty section
for more information.
1. Open the rollator frame until it is at its
widest point (Figure A). The safety lock
automatically fastens when the rollator
is fully opened.
Using your hands unfold the nylon
storage bag and ensure all clips are
securely in place. (Figure B)
Remove plastic wrap on the wheels.
Widest
Point
Figure A
Figure B

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2. Insert the handles into the frame
tubing. (Figure C). Adjust to the
height that best suits you, ideally
the handles should be positioned
at the break in the wrist. Insert
the triangular knob screw through
frame and handle holes. (Figure D
& E) Insert the plastic washer then
the triangular knob and turn in a
clockwise direction until the handles
are secured.
3. Insert the curved backrest into its
slot on the front side of the rollator.
Ensure it clicks securely into place.
(Figure F).
4. Flip the seat forward.
Folding the Rollator
To fold the rollator you must manually
pull the safety lock to the left to
disengage the safety lock. Remove
plastic wrap on the wheels.
Lift the seat, and pull up on the black
strap which is attached to the cross
folding bar. The nylon storage bag will
fold up into the rollator.
Figure D Figure E
Figure C
Figure F
Strap

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Brake Operation
The brakes can be used for normal
braking while walking with the rollator,
or for parking when users want to sit
down on the seat.
1. Squeeze handles upwards to apply
normal braking.
Parking Brakes
1. Push both handles down until they
click to activate parking brake. The
handle will lock automatically and
stay in place.
2. To release the parking brake, pull the
handle up. The handle will return to
its basic position.
Adjusting Hand Brakes
If the tension of the brake on the wheels is too loose or too tight, adjust
using the following steps:
Note: counter-clockwise/clockwise directions are determined by
standing behind the rollator from the user’s position.
1. Ensure brake handle is not locked.
2. To loosen brake handle tension: Brace the jam nut while turning the
adjustment screw clockwise.
Parking Brake

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Note: If the brake level is
scraping the rear wheel, the
brake handle must be loosened.
3. To tighten brake handle tension:
Brace the jam nut while
turning the adjustment screw
counterclockwise.
4. Repeat with other brake.
Care & Maintenance
1. Ensure that ALL attached hardware is secured at all times.
2. Make sure seat is secured to rollator properly, tighten screw if loose.
3. Replace any broken, damaged or worn items immediately.
4. To clean, wipe with a damp cloth, use mild soap only, do not use
abrasive detergents.
Recommended Handle Height Adjustment
Adjustable Handle Height Approx. User Height Min / Max
31½” - 35” / 80 - 88 cm
5’4” - 5’10” / 162 - 176 cmSeat Height
21.7” / 55 cm

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1 Year Warranty
This Rollator has a 1 year warranty to be free of manufacturing defects
in materials and workmanship under normal applications for 1 year of
the original owner. If this product becomes inoperable due to defect and
requires repair, return the product with all component pieces and proof of
purchase to the address listed below. This warranty does not cover any
shipping/transport costs. This warranty does not apply if the product is
subject to misuse, neglect, rough handling or damage.
Ship the unit prepaid and insured (at owners option) to:
Thermor Ltd.
Attn: Repair Department
16975 Leslie Street
Newmarket, ON L3Y 9A1
www.biosmedical.com
Email: [email protected]