dynarex DynaGo Zoom User manual

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Reorder No. 10200
DynaGo™
Zoom
Rollator
Manufactured for: Dynarex Corporation
10 Glenshaw Street • Orangeburg, NY 10962
USA • www.dynarex.com
Made in China

Assembly Instructions
Loop Lock Operation
Instructions to Adjust the
Hand Brake System
Orthotic
Hand Grips
Height
Adjustable Folding
Hinge for
Portability
Loop Locks
Safest System
Available
Hanging
Bag for
Functionality
and Storage
Do not adjust or operate rollator without carefully reading all
instructions in this manual.
1. First remove all contents from carton: hanging bag, handle
with tube, and rollator frame.
2. Open the frame. Ensure that the folding hinge is locked into
place.
3. Unscrew height adjustment knob from the frame and insert
handle tube into frame at desired height lining up holes
appropriately. Slide bolts through holes from the inside and
screw on tightening knob until secure.
the instructions to adjust the hand brake system. When locks
are released, the wheels should turn freely.
4. Replace tires when significantly worn or damaged.
Always engage and disengage wheel locks on both
sides simultaneously.
1. To slow down or come to a temporary stop — pull up slowly
on the loop locks with four fingers until unit slows down or
comes to a temporary stop.
2. To temporarily lock wheels in position — press down on both
loop locks with palms until you hear a “click” that will tell you
wheels are locked.
3. To release wheel locks — push up on both loop locks with
palms of hand to original position.
Important Safety Notice
The hand brake system fitted on this rollator complies with the
manufacturer’s quality standards. The hand brake system has
been preset (adjusted) to the best performance setting. To better
suit you personally, please follow the instructions set out on left
side. You may need to adjust the hand brake systems from time
to time as they will wear out with normal use.
Safety Precautions
1. Please make sure the rollator is fully opened, and the folding
hinge is locked in the down position, by pushing on the
center handle all the way.
2. Be sure that both knobs are fully tightened and are at equal
heights. Test rollator for stability before applying full weight to
hand grips.
3. Test the loop locks before operating the rollator. When
wheels are locked (see illustrations for locking and releasing
locks), lock bar on rear wheels should prevent wheels from
turning. If the wheels turn while the brake is engaged, follow
Hold firmly in place. Do not turn.
To tighten the hand brake
adjustment, “turn the nut clockwise.”
To loosen the hand brake adjustment,
“turn the nut counter clockwise.”