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Drive DeVilbiss WA008 User manual

Document code: WA008_hangtag (Issue 2019 -03)
Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd
Heathfield Lane, Birkenshaw
BD11 2HW
www.drivedevilbiss.co.uk
warranty details
Your Drive branded product is warranted to be free
of defects in materials and workmanship for one
year from date of purchase.
This device was built to exacting standards and
carefully inspected prior to shipment. This warranty
is an expression of our confidence in the materials
and workmanship of our products and our
assurance to the customer.
In the event of a defect covered by this warranty,
we will at our option supply parts or replace the
device.
If you have any queries or require full warranty
conditions, please contact your Drive stockist.
This warranty does not cover device failure due to
owner misuse or negligence, or normal wear and
tear. The warranty does not extend to non-durable
components, such as rubber accessories, castors
and grips, which are subject to normal wear and
need periodic replacement.
care and maintenance
 Ensure the walking frame is kept clean.
 Wipe down the walking frame with a damp
cloth on a regular basis.
 Ensure the walking frame is only used as a
mobility aid.
specification
using the walker with chairs
2. Move your arms back so you can feel the chair
arms. Bend slightly forward and allow your arms to
sit you down gently.
1. Put the walker in front of the chair.
2. Stand up from the chair using your arms on the
chair arms if necessary. When stood up, move your
hands to the walker handgrips before beginning to
walk.
To stand up from a chair:
To sit down:
1. Turn around in front of the chair so you have your
back to the chair. Ensure that you can feel the chair
behind you on the back of your legs.
WA008 WA009
WIDTH (INSIDE HANDGRIP) 43cm (17") 43cm (17")
WIDTH (INSIDE BACK LEGS) 48cm (19") 50cm (20")
OVERALL WIDTH 55cm (22") 62cm (25")
DEPTH 42cm (16.5") 46cm (18")
HEIGHT - MIN 81cm (32") 81cm (32")
HEIGHT - MAX 99cm (39") 99cm (39")
WEIGHT 2.9kg (6.4lb) 3.4kg (7,4lb)
WEIGHT LIMIT 180kg (28 stone) 180kg (28 stone)
2. Walk towards the walker starting with the
unaffected leg first, and then the other leg which will
step through. Do not walk too far into the frame.
3. Place the walker a short distance (a small step) in
front of you. For standard walkers, lift the frame and
place it front of you. For wheeled walkers, lift the
rear of the frame and then wheel the walker the
distance.
Walking:
1. Place the frame on step ahead
Instruction Manual
Ensure you are familiar with all of the safety and operating instructions.
Please read these instructions carefully before assembling or using this product.
Folding Walking Frame
Item shown: WA009
safety precautions
 For your own personal safety and comfort,
adopt a comfortable posture and ensure you
can use the walking frame safely and securely.
Apply the following precautions before use:
 Store the unit in a safe environment.
 Ensure that all the legs on the walking frame are
set at the same height.
 Ensure all 4 legs are on the ground before using
the WA008, or both wheels and both legs are on
the ground before using the WA009.
 Ensure the walking frame is fully folded out and
locked in position before using.
height adjustment
To adjust leg height, first push in the brass button on
leg (see diagram). Adjust the height of the leg until it
is locked in position and the brass button can be
seen again.
Note: All recommendations contained herein
should be checked with your health
professional (such as occupational therapist
or physiotherapist) before use
2. Extend or retract the leg to the
required height.
1. Push in the brass buttons (as
shown in the diagram).
4. Repeat for the other legs,
ensuring all legs are securely
locked in position.
To adjust the leg height:
3. When this height is reached,
release the button but carry on
adjusting the leg until the buttons
lock in position.
using the walker
The walker should be cleaned regularly with a
damp cloth and mild disinfectant. Bleach or
solvents should not be used.
If using with a chair, ensure the chair has arms
and a high seat to help you stand up and sit
down easily.
Avoid wet floors and uneven surfaces.
General Safety When Using:
Take care when storing or carrying the walker
to avoid damage. In the event of an accident
the walker should be inspected before use.
Ensure there are no obstacles on the surface
such as rugs, loose flooring or wet leaves.
folding the walking frame
Always fully fold out the walking frame before use. To
do this, pull the side away from the front of the frame,
until the side locks in position (as shown by the white
arrow in the photograph). Repeat for the other side.
To fold up the walking frame for storage, push the
button (shown by black arrow in photograph) whilst
pushing the side back towards the front of the
walking frame.
glide caps
Glide caps: The wheeled walkers
may come with optional glide caps
to help users walk on surfaces such
as carpet. These should only be
used on suitable indoor surfaces.
To install the glide caps push the
cap on to the bottom of the rear
ferrules (as shown). Pull down on
the glide caps to remove. We
recommend that you consult you
healthcare professional before
using the glide caps.

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