CareCo ProLite Carbon X-TRAIL User manual

USER MANUAL
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Visually impaired users can view this manual in PDF
format at the following URL:
www.careco.co.uk
INTRODUCTION
The proLite Carbon X-TRAIL is an ultra-lightweight carbon frame rollator expertly built to last.
Added suspension, disc brakes and increased castor size make this rollator the ideal
companion for both indoor and outdoor use, reducing frame vibrations and increasing user
independence.
READ BEFORE USE:
Before you begin using your rollator, please ensure you, and any persons that may assist
you in its use, take the time to read, understand and follow the instructions given within this
manual carefully. We recommend that you keep this user manual in a safe place for future
reference.
Please note: We are continuously improving the quality and reliability of our products and
therefore reserve the right to amend this user manual without notice.
If you have any questions about wheelchair use, maintenance, or safety,
please contact CareCo:
CareCo (UK) Limited, 1 Turing Court, Tel: [phone]
Great Notley, Braintree , CM77 7AT, www.CareCo.co.uk
Thank you for choosing CareCo.

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USAGE
This rollator is intended for users who experience diculty in walking and/or have reduced
mobility.
Unauthorized modications and/or installation of unapproved 3rd party components and
accessories are not permitted.
This rollator is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
EXPECTED LIFETIME
The expected lifetime of this product is 5 years, provided the product is used for its intended
purpose and all maintenance and care instructions are followed.
Proper maintenance, handling with care and repairs (if necessary), will signicantly extend the
product lifetime. Improper use of the product will reduce the expected lifetime.
The expected lifetime is not related to the product warranty.
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
The product identication label is located on the cross-frame underneath the seat.

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PARTS DESCRIPTION
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1. Hand grip
2. Height Adjustable
Armrest
3. Cup Holder
4. Cane/Walking Stick
Holder
5. Hand Grip Reector
6. Brake Lever
7. Height Adjustment Button
8. Back Rest
9. Seat
10. Bag
11. Coil Spring
12. Front Wheel
13. Disc Brake
14. Rear Wheel
MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY: 150 KG (23.5st)
MAXIMUM CARRY BAG LOAD: 5 KG
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Only use the rollator for its intended use, incorrect use can lead to
hazardous situations.
• Only use the rollator on even and solid surfaces
• Do not overll the product bag –Maximum load 5KG
• Prolonged exposure to hot or cold temperatures can cause parts of the
rollator to become hot or cold.
• Do not use the rollator as a transportation device
• Replace damaged or signicantly worn parts if and when required.
• Periodically test the brakes to ensure safe use.
• Do not sit on the rollator when on an incline or uneven ground

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FOLDING
Position the rollator upright on its wheels.
Fold the rollator by pulling upwards on seat
handle (B)
Push the handles of the rollator together.
An audible “click” will conrm the rollator is
secure.
FOLDING & UNFOLDING
UNFOLDING
Position the rollator upright on its wheels.
Unfold the rollator by pressing down on the
tubes (A)
An audible “click” will conrm the rollator is
secure.
Keep hands and body away from cross frame pivot to avoid possible pinch points
Ensure the rollator is secure before use
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APPLYING THE BRAKES
Stopping
Gradually squeeze both brake levers to stop the rollator.
Release the brake levers to start moving again.
Turning
Squeeze the left and right brake levers individually to rotate
the rollator.
Release the brake lever to stop rotating.
Locking
Push both brake levers downwards to apply the brake lock.
An audible “click” will conrm the brakes are secure.
Unlocking
Pull both brake levers upwards to unlock the brakes.
Ensure the rollator is stationary when locking the brakes.
Regularly test the brakes to ensure they function correctly.
HANDLE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the handle height, open the handle
bracket clasp (A).
Press and hold button (B) whilst pulling
upwards simultaneously.
When the handle is at the desired height,
release button (B).
The handle will locate to the nearest height
setting and an audible “click” will conrm the
handle is secure.
Close the handle bracket clasp.
Repeat on the other side.
Ensure both handles are level before using the rollator.
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BACKREST
The backrest can be adjusted to the desired
height using the left and right thumbscrews
on the backrest xture.
Tighten the screw by turning it clockwise
Loosen the screw by turning it anticlockwise
Ensure the backrest is level and
secure before using the rollator
as a seat.
SITTING
Ensure the rollator is on a at and even
surface and the locking brakes are applied.
Do not lean backwards when using
the rollator as a seat.
Do not use the product as a
transportation device.
HANDLING & TRANSPORTING
Carry the rollator using the rubber handles and/or areas of the frame that are clear of pinch
points.

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BAG
ATTACHING
Attach the bag to the rollator by
inserting the bag clips into the bag
mounts on the frame.
REMOVING
Remove the bag from the rollator by
lifting the bag carry handles away from
the frame.
WALKING STICK/CANE & CUP HOLDER
Attaching
Attach the holder retaining clip to the
rollator frame.
Removing
Remove the holder by lifting the retaining
clip away from the frame.

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CLEANING & HYGIENE
To keep the rollator in optimal condition, it should be cleaned regularly with a damp cloth
and/or mild soap. Do not use abrasive cleaners/materials.
Dry the rollator after cleaning and after use in bad weather conditions.
ADJUSTMENTS
BRAKE CABLE ADJUSTMENT
Diculty Level
The user can adjust the tension of the brake
cable by rotating the thumbscrew located
by the rear wheel.
LOW Moderate High
SUSPENSION ADJUSTMENT
Diculty Level
Tools Required
The user can adjust the stiness of the front
suspension using simple household tools.
Adjust the locknut (A) using a 19mm spanner
whilst holding the 17mm spanner rmly on
the fork locking nut (B).
LOW Moderate High
17mm Spanner x1
19mm Spanner x1