Drive 10224-2 User manual

deluxe
trigger release
folding walker
lifetime limited
warranty
Your Drive brand product is warranted to be free
of defects in materials and workmanship for the
lifetime of the original consumer purchaser.
This device was built to exacting standards
and carefully inspected prior to shipment. This
Lifetime Limited Warranty is an expression of our
confidence in the materials and workmanship of
our products and our assurance to the consumer
of years of dependable service.
In the event of a defect covered by this
warranty, we will, at our option, repair or replace
the device.
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, casters, and grips, which are subject
to normal wear and need periodic replacement.
If you have a question about your Drive device or
this warranty, please contact an authorized Drive
dealer.
custom walker adjustments
With your arm extended down,
handle should be at wrist height.
With your hand placed on
the hand-grip, your elbow
should be flexed 20˚- 30˚.
CAUTION:
Be aware of the following:
- Electrical cords in way
- Liquids on floor
- Throw rugs
- Toys or debris
- Furniture
- Doors and door steps
- Gaps in floor
WARNING
1. Use wheels on front legs only or on all four
legs with appropriate rear wheel brakes.
2. Do not push one side of the walker ahead and
then other side without lifting the walker first.
3. Use Drive accessories only. Use of other
manufacturers’ accessories can result in
improper fit and risk fall and/or injury.
4. Do not use on stairs or escalators.

walker instructions
Item # 10224-2 Shown
For use with all
Deluxe Folding, Trigger Release, Folding Walkers.
WEIGHTCAPACITYLBS
wheelchair to walker transfer
Making certain wheels on the wheelchair are
locked li your body by pushing down on the
armrests and carefully transfer one hand at time
to the walker.
Making certain
Wheelchair
to Walker
Transfer
Wheelchair
to Walker
Transfer
(with lower extremity
injury to right leg or
foot)
Three-Point
Gait
(for walking
with walker)
wheels on the
wheelchair are locked,
lift your body by pushing
down on the armrests
and carefully transfer
one hand at at time to
the walker.
Align the middle of your foot with the
back legs of the walker...
Making certain
wheels on the
wheelchair are locked, lift
your body by pushing down
on the armrests and careful-
ly transferring first the left
hand, then the right hand
to the walker.
(If injury to left leg or foot
transfer the right hand first,
followed by left.)
Lift the
walker up
and place it
comfortably in
front of
you, making
sure all four
legs end up
on the floor...
Then
carefully
walk
forward,
one step
at a
time.
wheelchair to walker transfer
(with lower extremity injury to right leg or foot)
Making certain wheels on the wheelchair are
locked, li your body by pushing down on the
armrests and carefully transferring first the le
hand, then the right hand to the walker. (If injury
to le leg or foot transfer the right hand first,
followed by le.)
three-point gait
(for walking with walker)
Step 1
Align the middle of your
foot with the back legs
of the walker.
Step 2
Li the walker up and
place it comfortably in
front of you, making sure
all four legs end up on
the floor.
Step 2
Carefully, walk forward
one step at a time.
easy “pull up” trigger release
for opening and closing