EZee Life CH3010 User manual

Model: CH1044
EZee Life™ Products
34 Futurity Gate, Unit 15, Concord, Ontario L4K 1S6
Economy Rollators
Model: CH3010 – Standard Blue
CH3020 – Standard Red
CH3031 – Low Seat Red
…...................................................

Specifications:
Specification
CH3010
CH3020
CH3031
Frame Materia : A uminium A uminium A uminium
Weight: 17.9 b 17.9 b 18.3 b
Whee Size: 8” 8” 8”
Seat Width: 13 3/4” 13 3/4” 13 3/4”
Seat Depth: 13 1/4” 13 1/4” 13 1/4”
Seat Height: 22 1/4” 22 1/4” 18 1/2”
Width between
hand es:
17 1/2” 17 1/2” 20 1/2”
Hand e Height: 36” to 39 1/4” 36” to 39 1/4” 35 3/4” to 40”
Weight Capacity: 264 b 264 b 220 b
User Height
(approx.)
5' 8” to 6' 1” 5' 8” to 6' 1” 4' 6” to 5' 4”
Features:
Lightweight
Easi y Manoeuvrab e
Padded F ip Up Seat
Padded Backrest Bar
Mesh Basket
Hand Brakes
So id F at-Proof Tires
A uminum Frame
Economica y Priced
Limited Warranty:
Ezee Life™ products carry a one year warranty against
manufacturing defects, fau ty materia s and workmanship on y.
Any a terations, misuse, abuse, or accidenta damage voids this
warranty. Ezee Life™ reserves the right to rep ace or repair any part
that has become defective.
The warranty does not extend to consequentia costs resu ting from
the fau t or defect of the product: freight and trave costs, oss of
earnings, or other expenses that one may incur.
Warranty is va id for the origina purchaser on y and the origina
receipt must be presented before any warranty options are
considered. P ease a so be prepared to provide the date of purchase
and seria number.
2

Rollator Parts Guide
A – Brake Cab e F – Brake Lever
B – Backrest G – Hand e bar hand screw
C – Backrest Bracket H – Cane Ho der (top pc.)
D – Carry Pouch I – Seat
E – Hand Grip J – Cane Ho der ( ower pc.)
K - Whee
3

Assembly
1. Remove the wa ker from its box and unwrap the parts.
2. Insert the push hand es into the top of the front eg sections
3. Line up the ho es on the push hand es with the ho es in the egs
at the desired height and insert the bo ts supp ied.
4. Tighten the supp ied hand knobs onto the bo ts.
5. Insert the backrest into the backrest brackets on the front egs
unti they ock into p ace.
Handle Height Adjustment
For proper height adjustment, stand upright with
shou ders re axed and arms at your side. Adjust
hand e height to the height of the inside of your
wrist where your watch strap wou d be.
4

Folding
1) Lock the brakes on by pushing down both
brake evers unti they c ick into p ace.
2) Fo d seat up vertica y and ift strap attached
to fo ding mechanism.
3) Optiona : Backrest can be removed at any
time by re easing the ocking pins and ifting
the backrest out of backrest bracket.
Unfolding
To unfo d push down on the fo ding mechanism
unti the are fu y extended.
Operating the Bra es
A ways push down on both brake hand es to
ock the whee s before
sitting. CAUTION: The rear whee s wi ock
but it may sti s ide if the
f oor surface is s ippery.
Squeeze both brake hand es to re ease the
brake (2) CAUTION never
re ease the brakes unti you are standing
stab e and in the ready wa k
position. Do not re ease the brakes if you are
sitting down.
If you are wa king and wish to s ow down, squeeze the brake hand es
s ight y to put brake pressure on the whee s.
5

Bra e Adjustment
Over time the brake cab es wi stretch and require adjustment.
1) With the brakes off, grasp the ocking
nut with a sma wrench or pair of
p iers, and turn counter c ockwise to
oosen.
2) With fingers, unscrew the adjusting
screw to tighten brakes. A turn or two
shou d be enough.
3) Whi e ho ding adjustment screw in
p ace tighten the ocking nut.
4) Repeat on brake on other side.
Note: If the brakes are too oose the whee s wi turn when the brakes
are on. If the cab e is too tight the bakes wi not ock on.
IMPORTANT: before using the wa ker, ensure the brakes are working
proper y. If the whee s turn whi e the brakes are app ied have them
adjusted before using the wa ker.
Safety Information
Consu t a physician or other medica professiona to determine if this
equipment is suitab e for your needs.
Ensure a parts are secure, brakes are functiona and the frame is fu y
opened before using.
A ways ock the brakes on before siting and eave them ocked unti
you're standing and ready to wa k again.
Trave up and down s opes and inc ines. DO NOT trave across inc ines.
Use caution on s ippery surfaces.
Do Not over tighten hardware attaching to the frame. This cou d cause
damage to the frame tubing or strip the threads.
Do Not stand on seat.
Do Not over oad this ro ator. The weight capacity is 264 pounds (220 b
for Mode CH3031) inc uding the user and any things they may be
carrying.
6

Inspection Items
Ensure ro ator ro s straight (no excessive drag or pu to one side).
Inspect the seat for tears and/or excessive sagging.
Inspect hand grips for wear, ooseness or damage.
Inspect for any oose or broken hardware or parts.
Inspect for cracked, broken or oose whee s.
Imported / Distributed by:
Factory Direct Medical
34 Futurity Gate, Unit # 15
Concord Ontario L4K 1 6
Local: 416-739-8393
Toll Free: 855-235-2400
7