Eurovema Volaris Compact User manual

User Manual
Important, read before use!
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Congratulations on your new rollator!
We ask you to read carefully through this User Guide in order to familiarise yourself with your new rollator.
Correct use and care will give you increased safety and ensure that your rollator enjoys a longer service life.
Volaris is a stable and easy to use rollator. It can easily be folded up in order to take up less space or to facilitate handling
during transport. The product can be complemented with a range of dierent accessories according to your personal
requirements.
Volaris rollators are developed and manufactured in Sweden, ensuring best funconality and the highest level of quality.
Intended use
The rollator provides support when moving and shall only be used as a walking aid for those with limited or impaired
mobility. Volaris Compact is intended for indoor use. Outdoor use is limited to at surfaces. Grass surfaces, gravel and
ground with unevenness or potholes are not applicable areas of use for the Volaris Compact. The seat can be used for rest-
ing when the rollator is in a staonary posion. Volaris Compact are intended to be used by adults.
Alteraons or customisaons beyond those described in this User Guide are not permied.
Use limitaons
The rollator must not be used by individuals who do not have the strength to walk or stand assisted by the rollator.
The product may not be used by individuals who exceed the maximum user weight of 125kg.
Standards
Volaris rollators (SMART, Discover, Compact, Kid and Patrol models) are compliant with Swedish standard SS-EN 11199-
2:2021 (Assisve products for walking manipulated by both arms).
Volaris is CE-marked and is compliant with the requirements of the Medical Devices Ordinance MDR 2017/745.
Warranty
The warranty period is two (2) years and covers materials and manufacturing defects. In the case of wear parts, such as
wheels, brake components and handles, the warranty is one (1) year. The warranty assumes that the product has been used
as intended in accordance with this user guide. Expected service life of the rollator is ve (5) years provided that the
product has been used in accordance with our instrucons and undergoes regular maintenance.
Contact
If you have any quesons about the product and how to use it, contact your dealer or Technical Aid Centre.
Eurovema Mobility AB
Baldersvägen 38
SE-332 35 Gislaved
Tel.: +46 (0)371 39 01 00
E-mail: info@eurovema.se
Internet: www.eurovema.se
Safety instructions
Warning! Be careful when using the rollator to avoid any personal injury.
Important! Read the instrucons to avoid damaging the product.
Symbol indicang that the parking brake is applied.
Symbol indicang that the parking brake is released.
Warning! The rollator must be in park mode (the parking brake applied) when sing on or geng up o
the seat.
Warning! Never walk with the rollator whilst someone is sing on the seat.
Important! The seat must be at, i.e. at the same height on both sides, when the rollator is folded up.

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List of contents
Intended use 2
Warranty 2
Standards 2
Contact 2
Safety rules 2
Contents 3
Marking 3
Seat height adjustment 4
Handle height adjustment 4
Use ps - “comfort chassis” 5
Learn the “scissors technique” 5
Folding and unfolding the rollator 6
Fixed transportaon strap 8
Braking 7
Brake adjustment 8
Arculaon brake adjustment 8
Maintenance:
Cleaning 9
Recondioning 9
Cable lubricaon 9
Troubleshoong 9
Accessories 10-13
Technical data 16
= Product name
= Item number
= Serial number
= Manufacturer/Manufacturing date
Marking
Label
= CE-marking
= Medical device
= Read User Guide
= Max. user weight

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Handle height
Adjust the handle height
Remove any prole clips (see page 9). Adjust the
height of the handles by pulling out the knob and
adjusting the height; see the setting heights on page
16. Make sure the parking brake lever is up, then
adjust the height and check that the knob clicks back
into place. After adjustment, check the brakes before
using the rollator! Stand upright next to the rollator.
The handles are set at the correct height when your
hands are level with them. Once you have used the
rollator for a while, you will know if you want to make
any further adjustments. You should feel comfortable
when you are walking with your Volaris. Mechanical
stop for maximum handle height. Number of visible
holes constitute marked height interval.
Adjust one side at a me. Pull out the knob under the
seat. At the same me, raise or lower the seat to the po-
sion required. Release the knob, ensuring that it locates
properly to secure the seat in place. Do the same on the
other side. Check carefully that the seat is level before us-
ing the rollator. Press down the centre secon of the seat.
Warning!
Never walk with the rollator whilst some-
one is sing on the seat.
When you walk using the rollator, you should walk
without bending forwards, keep the rollator close to your
body, keep your back straight and look straight head.
Seat height adjustment
Adjusting your rollator

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Learn the "scissors technique"
Approach the obstruction at an angle. Apply the
brake on the wheel closest to the obstruction. Tilt the
rollator slightly backwards, so the front wheels lift
up, swing the front wheels over the obstruction. It is
easy once you have learned how!
Warning!
The rollator must be in park mode (the
parking brake applied) when sing on and
climbing o the seat.
Warning!
Never walk with the rollator whilst someone
is sing on the seat.
Volaris rollators are built with a Comfort Frame™, which
enables it to pass smoothly over uneven surfaces. When
you need to pass over larger obstacles or mount a pave-
ment edge, you can get help from the lt peddles located
by the rear wheels. Press down one of the peddles whilst
simultaneously liing the rollator by the handles.
Warning!
When going over an obstacle, do not li the
rollator by the seat as this could cause it to
fold!
Comfort Frame
Tips for use

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Unfolding and folding your Volaris
Unfolding your Volaris
1. Hold one of the push handles and lt the rollator
slightly to that side so the wheels on the opposite side
just li o the ground.
2. Unfold the rollator using the grey liing handle on the
opposite side. A spring helps to unfold the rollator.
3. Press down the centre secon of the seat to lock the
rollator.
4. If the rollator is equipped with a folding catch, pull the
strap and press down the centre secon of the seat to
lock the rollator.
Folding the rollator
If there is a basket ed, remove it.
If a folding catch is installed, pull out the strap and then
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1. Pull the strap.
2. Li the strap.
3. Press the Smart together using the side handles.
Important!
The seat must be at, i.e. at the same
height on both sides, when the rollator is
folded up. See g. no. 3
If the rollator is equipped with a xed transport strap,
the rollator must be folded up by securely pressing the
transport strap to the buon between the two seat height
adjusters - this keeps the rollator folded. Release the but-
ton when you want to unfold the rollator.
Fixed transport strap

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Release the parking brake
The parking brake is released by moving the parking brake
lever to the upright posion unl a click is heard.
The parking brake is applied by pushing the brake lever
forward unl it is horizontal and points straight forwards.
The parking brake must not be applied when the brake or
the handle height are being adjusted.
The brake must be applied when you are sing on the
seat.
Parking brake
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The foot brake is applied by pulling up the brake lever
located under the handle.
Service brake
Braking

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To adjust arculaon brake eect, turn the knob.
Restriction brake
Braking eect can be set using the cable adjuster located
under the frame.
1. Release the parking brake.
2. Undo/loosen the nut using an 8mm spanner, and turn the
threaded sha.
3. Screw in the threaded sha to increase the braking
eect. Screw out the threaded sha to decrease the
braking eect.
4. Tighten the nut using a spanner.
The brake shoes should be set as close to the wear path
as possible without actually touching it. If the shoes are
set too close, the parking brake will be unnecessarily hard
to apply.
Adjust the brake for the correct functionality

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Troubleshooting
If, during operaon, the rollator pulls to one side, check
that the wheels rotate equally easily, that the wheel forks
turn easily, that the wheels and forks are securely in
posion, and that no dirt or foreign objects have got stuck
between the wheels and brake shoes.
If the brake does not engage, or engages unevenly, check
that the play between brake head and wheel is 1 mm on
both sides. Make sure that the brake cables are rmly at-
tached to the brake shoes under the frame, that the spring
on the rear wheel brake shoe is intact, and that the brake
shoes apply even pressure to the wheels on both sides
when the rollator is under braking. Adjust the cable.
Cable lubrication
Aer cleaning, lubricate the brake cable under the frame
by applying a few drops of oil to the cable.
Reconditioning
Disengage the brakes when cleaning in a wash cabinet.
The rollator must be allowed to cool to room temperature
before being used and adjusted.
Look aer your rollator, and your rollator will look aer
you.
Remove dirt using a wet cloth and a mild detergent. En-
sure that dirt does not collect between the wheels and the
brake shoes. You can rinse the product using a high-pres-
sure cleaner or garden hose. Wipe dry aer cleaning. Blow
away any residual water using compressed air.
Cleaning of rollators
Maintenance

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Accessories
Restriction brake
A brake with adjustable, connuous fricon.
Prole clips
Prole clips are used to prevent anything geng caught
in the openings. These are included with the product and
should sit in all visible notches. Both above and below the
seat.
Back support/Adjustable back
support
Stable support for your back; can help make you feel more
secure. Aached with two bolts to the exisng ngs.

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Accessories
Single-handed brake
Locks both of the rear wheels and is applied by either the
service brake or the parking brake.
Oxygen bottle holder
.Strong steel basket that hooks onto the seat and accom-
panying bracket. Easy to remove.
Two pieces that are rmly screwed in place.
Holds a walking sck, crutch, or umbrella in place.
Walking stick holder

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Tray
Tray which ts over the rollator seat.
The transport strap is aached around the rollator handle
to keep the rollator in folded posion.
Easily to t.
Transport strap
Bottle holder
Holder in plasc covered wire for a bole/can. Holds a 0.5
litre bole or 33 cl can. Hangs on the handle. Maximum
load: 0.6 kg.
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Lights
These are fastened to the upright using Velcro.
Red to the rear, white to the front. Baery-powered unit
that is easy to turn on and change baery.
Three-secon foam cushion that makes the seat soer
and warmer. Can be le in place when the rollator is
folded.
Soft seat
Fabric basket
Basket made from nylon mesh suspended from two plas-
c ends.
The basket can be ed to all Volaris models.
It can be le in place when the rollator is folded.
Easy to t and remove. Maximum load: 5 kg.
Accessories

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Art.nr: BRU-90-2171 Rev: 220518
Baldersvägen 38 | SE-332 35 Gislaved | Sverige
MILJÖMÄRKT Trycksak 3041 0701
Accessories
Compact
Arculaon brake x
Lights x
Back support x
Adjustable back support x
Oxygen tank
holder x
Walking sck holder x
Bole holder x
Transport strap holder x
Fabric bag x
Tray x
Fabric basket x
So seat x
One hand operated brake x
Technical data
Compact 125 kg 6,8 kg 53 cm 62 cm 73-88 cm 43-57 cm 36 cm 150x32 mm 27 cm
Compact Low 125 kg 6,8 kg 53 cm 62 cm 63-79 cm 43-47 cm 36 cm 150x32 mm 27 cm
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