Cubro Mobilis Plus User manual

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USER GUIDE
FOR MOBILIS® PLUS WALKING FRAME
MAX USER WEIGHT: 120KG
ORDERING CODE: 1849
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1. INTENDED USE
The Mobilis Plus walking frame is designed for individuals who, due to a wide variety of reasons,
require additional support while walking. It should be used as a tool to assist people who have
mobility diculties with standing, walking or sitting independently.
This lightweight aluminium folding walking frame has large 8” (200mm) wheels with a unique hand
operated one touch brake system. It comes standard with padded seat and bag. Extra easy to fold for
storage.
2. DEFINITIONS
Symbols used in this user manual and their meanings.
WARNING! Failure to heed this warning may result in damage to the product or serious
injury to the operator/user.
CAUTION! Beware of pinch points.
ATTENTION! Read and understand the instructions in the user guide before using
the product.
CONTENTS
1. Intended Use 2
2. Denitions 2
3. Warnings 3
4. Product Specications 4
5. List of Components 5
6. Instructions for Use 6
7. Care and Maintenance 7
8. Limited Warranty 9

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3. WARNINGS
ATTENTION! This user manual must be read before using the walking frame. Severe injury
or death may result if user instructions, maintenance instructions and product warnings
are not followed.
WARNING! The decision to use this walking frame should always be guided by a
qualied Health Care Professional, who can also advise and assist with the correct height
adjustment and usage instruction.
CAUTION! Fingers or other body parts can be trapped between the walking frame’s
folding mechanism during operation. Be extremely careful when adjusting the walking
frame. Observe the dimensions of gaps between the walking frame’s elements to avoid
trapping your ngers or other body parts.
LIMITATIONS FOR USE
• Maximum user weight is 120kg.
• Instruction and practice are necessary for successful use of the walking frame.
• DO NOT sit on the seat for long periods. It is designed as a limited seating function for temporary rest.
• Ensure handbrakes are fully operational before each use.
• The walking frame can be used indoor and/or outdoor on at surfaces.
• Use the walking frame only for the purpose it is intended for.
• DO NOT stand on the walking frame.
• DO NOT hang anything from the frame or handles of the walking frame.
• Ensure left and right handles are level to avoid instability problems.
• DO NOT use the walking frame until the handles are properly adjusted and securely tightened.
• Always lock brakes when sitting on the walking frame.
• DO NOT use the walking frame as a wheelchair; doing so may cause a tip over, resulting in injury.
• DO NOT lean too heavily on the handles.
• DO NOT use the walking frame to pull-up on. This is not a transfer aid.

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Maximum user weight 120kg
Approximate frame weight 7kg
Adjustable handle height 760mm - 960mm
Adjustable seat height 520mm - 580mm
Seat size 350mm x 330mm
Overall width 620mm
Inside width 435mm
Folded depth 220mm
5. LIST OF COMPONENTS
Please ensure you have all the following parts before attempting to assemble the walking frame:
1. 2 rear castors stems with brake handles
2. 6 tri knobs
3. Frame
4. 2 front wheels & stems
5. Backrest
6. 4 screws (for optional use)
4. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFIC DIMENSIONS
3.
1. 2.
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6. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
CAUTION! Beware of pinch points when setting
up the walking frame.
UNFOLD FRAME AND ATTACH HANDLES
Unfold the frame, position upright on the ground and assemble
handles in place (1). NB: There is a left and a right handle. Make
sure they are positioned on the correct side.
CLIP ON BACKREST
Click the backrest in place (2).
INSERT REAR WHEELS
Tip the frame on its side and insert the rear wheel and stems (3).
NB: Ensure that the cable clips are attached.
INSERT FRONT WHEELS AND STEMS
Insert the front wheels and stems as shown in the diagram (4).
SECURE THE LEGS WITH TRI KNOBS
(OR USE THE SCREWS AND SPACERS)
Screw the tri knobs on each stem to secure the legs in place (5).
Alternatively, use the screws for a more permanent assembly if
the frame does not need to fold.
LOCK N LOAD
To lock
1. Place the walking frame in the folded position and rest it on
the rear wheels.
2. Grasp the contoured pad at the base of the Lock N Load and
push upward until the tip is inserted into hinge opening (6).
To unlock
1. Place the walking frame in the folded position and rest it on
the rear wheels.
2. Grasp the contoured pad at the base of the Lock N Load
and push downward until the tip is removed from the hinge
opening (7).
3. Open the walking frame by squeezing the hand brakes and
pushing forward.
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2
Attach cable clips
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Locked
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SELECTING THE APPROPRIATE HEIGHT
It is important to set the walking frame to the correct height therefore it is always best to seek
guidance from your Health Care Professional for the appropriate height level to suit your needs.
When the frame height is correct the user should be able to maintain an upright posture with the
elbow slightly exed. In this way, body weight is taken through the frame by pushing down on the
frame when walking.
The general guide is:
1. Stand with your arms relaxed at your side.
2. The top of the walking frame handle should be aligned with the wrist. (You can also align with the
hip joint area but the wrist measurement is more often correct.)
3. The user should not have their shoulders raised or dropped when using the walking frame.
CAUTION! Beware of pinch points when adjusting any of the walking frame functions.
WARNING! Seek advice from a qualied Health Care Professional for the appropriate
height to suit your needs.
HANDLE ADJUSTMENT
1. Remove adjustment knob and bolt from
both handles (8).
2. Insert handles into walking frame (9).
3. Position the handle to the appropriate height.
4. Insert the bolt through the frame, handle
and plastic washer (10).
5. Ensure before tightening that the
hexagonal bolt head is into the hexagonal
hole in the frame.
6. Tighten knob so handles are rm.
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7. CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
• Clean the walking frame regularly with a damp cloth
• Use a mild washing agent and warm water for excess dirt build up.
• Do not use harsh abrasives or bleach based agents which may cause damage or discolouration.
WHEELS
• Clean wheels with a mild washing agent and warm water.
• Lubricate wheels with multi-purpose oil periodically or if wheels begin to squeak.
DISPOSAL
Products that can no longer be used are to be disposed of separately from household rubbish. This must
be done according to the local and national regulations for environmental protection and raw material
recycling. Please look at your local council’s website for further information on the correct disposal.
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USING THE HAND BRAKES
1. To operate the brake pull upwards on the handbrake
lever (11).
2. When using the walking frame to move forward, the
handbrake lever will remain in (12)
3. To lock the handbrake, push down on the handbrake lever
until it “clicks” into the lock position (12) to (13).
4. To unlock the handbrake, pull up on the handbrake lever
from (13) to (12).
WARNING! When using the walking frame in a
stationary position, the hand brakes MUST always be locked.
BRAKE TENSION ADJUSTMENT
1. To adjust cable at the handbrake handle, loosen lock nut and turn cable adjuster in to loosen the
brake or out to tighten the brake.
2. Bottom cable adjustment (above wheel)-turn nut towards brake to tighten or turn nut upwards to
loosen brake.

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MAINTENANCE
• Ensure that every part of the walking frame is secure at all times.
• Check all screws for tightness. If not, tighten if necessary.
• Replace any broken, damaged of worn items immediately.
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Weekly Periodically Yearly Serviceable
Components
• Check brake
function
• Check all
wheels, nuts
and bolts are
secure
• Check handgrips for wear
• Check folding hinge bolts are secure
• Check front and rear axle bolts are secure
• Check frame for wear or cracks
• Check wheels for damage or splitting
• Check seat for wear and cracks. Ensure it
is secured correctly to the frame
• Take the
walking
frame to an
authorised
dealer for a full
check, clean
and service.
• Hand grips
• Wheels
• Brake cables
• Seat
• Brake handles
• Bearings
• Nuts and bolts
WARNING! If faults are found during any inspection remove from use immediately.
WARNING! Do not make any changes or modications to this product without consultation
from Cubro.
SERVICING
For any servicing, maintenance and troubleshooting queries, please contact the Cubro Service Department:
0800 656 527 [phone] [e-mail]
149 Taurikura Dr, Tauriko, Tauranga, NZ
For additional copies of this user guide or for a dierent format, please contact Cubro.

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8. LIMITED WARRANTY
1. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of CUBRO LTD’s product (who must be a purchaser who is resident or carrying on
business in New Zealand and who has purchased the product directly from CUBRO LTD, or from a CUBRO LTD authorized distributor or
reseller in New Zealand) and it is not transferable to any other person or entity.
2. This warranty replaces all conditions, warranties or guarantees that might be implied by law in favour of any person, which are
excluded to the fullest extent permissible by law. Where the Consumer Guarantees Act would apply but the purchaser acquires or
holds themselves out as acquiring any product for business purposes, the guarantees provided under the Consumer Guarantees Act are
excluded in relation to that product.
3. CUBRO LTD warrants the product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship from date of purchase for a period of one year
(12 months). This warranty does not cover any damage, defect, expense or loss of any kind caused by accident, misuse, abuse, neglect,
negligence, alteration or modication (which includes the use of unauthorised parts or attachments), improper service, repair by other
than authorized personnel or any defects not related to materials or workmanship. Wear of components in normal operation and failures
resulting therefrom are excluded from this warranty.
4. CUBRO LTD has no obligation to the purchaser and is not obligated to honour all or any part of this warranty unless the following
procedure is followed by the purchaser:
a. Before making a warranty claim, the purchaser should ensure that the product is defective by following standard‘trouble shooting’
procedures and be able to attribute the fault to a defect in materials and/or workmanship of CUBRO LTD;
b. If CUBRO LTD determines that the product is not defective, or that the warranty claim is otherwise invalid, CUBRO LTD shall charge
the purchaser a handling and servicing fee as well as any freights costs.
c. Upon receiving notice from the purchaser of an alleged defect in a product (which defect should be reported to CUBRO LTD
immediately), CUBRO LTD will issue a serialized return management authorization (RMA). The purchaser must then return the
entire unit or remove, at the purchaser’s cost, the defective component part(s) identied, pack the unit or the component part(s)
in a manner to avoid shipping damage and to ship the unit or the component part(s) to either CUBRO LTD, or a service centre as
specied by CUBRO LTD, within 30 days of the date of the serialized return authorization date.
d. If CUBRO LTD require additional information relating to the use of the product by the purchaser or any other relevant information,
the purchaser will supply such information as soon as practically possible and in such a manner as CUBRO LTD may reasonably
require.
e. If CUBRO LTD access the purchaser’s claim, it will either repair or replace the product, or repair or replace the defect in
workmanship, as it may determine in its sole discretion.
5. Proper selection of a specic product for a specic application and operating environment, and its compatibility with other equipment is
the purchaser’s responsibility. CUBRO LTD does not warrant the performance of its products or their suitability for a particular purpose.
6. CUBRO LTD shall not be liable under any heading (whether in contract, negligence, or otherwise) for any consequential, indirect or
incidental loss or damages of any kind and the maximum aggregate liability of CUBRO LTD (under any one or more headings) shall be
the purchase price of the product.

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