EZee Life CH3014 User manual

Model: CH1044
Combo Rollator / Transport Chair
Models:
CH3014 (Black) CH30 5 (Red)
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Specifications
Frame - Lightweight Aluminum
Weight – 9.3 kg (20.5 lbs)
asters – 20 cm (7.9”)
Seat Width – 47 cm (18.5”)
Seat Depth – 31 cm (12.2”)
Seat Height – 56 cm (22”)
Back Height – 20.3 cm (8”)
Weight apacity – 130 kg (285 lbs)
Features:
Black or Red Folding Frame
Lightweight Aluminum
8” Backrest
Mesh Sling Seat for easy folding
Adjustable Handle Height
Locking Brakes
Fabric arry Bag
up and ane Holder
Swing-away Footrests
Flip-up Foot Plates
Limited Warranty:
EZee Life™ products carry a one year warranty against manufacturing
defects, faulty materials and workmanship only.
Any alterations, misuse, abuse, or accidental damage voids this
warranty. EZee Life™ reserves the right to replace or repair any part
that has become defective.
The warranty does not extend to consequential costs resulting from
the fault or defect of the product: freight and travel costs, loss of
earnings, or other expenses that one may incur.
Warranty is valid for the original purchaser only and the original receipt
must be presented before any warranty options are considered.
Please also be prepared to provide the date of purchase and serial
number.
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Description
The EZee Life™ H3014 / H3025 rollator / transport chairs are manufactured from
high quality materials and include seats, fabric carry bag, locking brakes, adjustable
height push handles and a footrest for transport chair use. This rollator folds for easy
transport and storage.
Intended Use
Designed to assist the user to walk, rest and carry small items when shopping for both
indoor and outdoor use on the flat surfaces by a single individual with limited mobility
with a maximum weight of 130 kg (285 lbs).
The intended user should possess the necessary physical, visual and cognitive skills to
operate the rollator safely. If you have any doubt, please consult your
dealer/prescriber.
It is important that the user reads and understands the safety advice given within this
manual before attempting to operate the product to avoid possible injury to the user
or bystanders and avoid damage to the rollator or surrounding property.
Safety Advice
This rollator is designed to be used as a mobility aid,creating a natural gate as
the user walks securely with their primary weight between the handlebars with
the unit in front of the user. Read this manual carefully before using your rollator
1) Aways ensure the brakes are in the locked position when unattended.
2) Always lock the brakes when seated on the seat in the rollator configuration.
3) heck all casters and wheels are secure before use.
4) heck the brakes are functioning properly.
5) heck handle height adjustment hand knobs are secure before use.
6) heck the rollator is fully unfolded.
7) Take care when carrying the rollator when folded.
8) Keep your hands away from the folding mechanism to avoid pinching risk.
9) DO NOT drop onto the seat. Sit in a controlled manner.
10) DO NOT hang bags or other objects from brakes or push handles to avoid
stability and brake problems
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Components
1 Swivelling Backrest
2 Adjustable Parking/Running Brake
3 Seat Area
4 Height Adjustable Handle
5 Detachable Footrest
6 Shopping Bag
7 ane Holder
8 Swivel Front aster
Assembly Instructions
1. Remove packaging, the rollator will be as show below, take the footrest
out from the carton. Opening the rollator as below opening the
instruction.
2. Attach the footrest to the front frame
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Handle Heig t Adjustment
The rollator push handle s are adjustable height for comfort
and ease of use.
 Depress the push pin,
 Adjust the handle to the desired height
 Allow the push pin to protrude back through the
closest adjustment hole.
Warning: Ensure the push pin fully pops through the
frame adjustment hole.
Walker Handle Adjustment Guide
When the handle height of the walker is adjusted properly, the user can stand
with a normal posture while wearing the footwear they most commonly wear.
Adjusting the rollator walker height is easily done without the need of tools.
There will be a knob where the handles meet the frame of the walker which
when loosened and removed will allow the handles to be raised and lowered.
The seat height of the rollator walker will usually be fixed at a certain height
and not adjustable.
While the user is standing with their arms hanging limply at their sides, the
distance from the inside of their wrist (where a snug watchband would
normally be) to the floor should be equal to the top of the walker handles to
the floor.
Brake Operation & Adjustment
1. Pull up on brake handle lever to slow the rollator
2. Push down on brake handle lever to lock the rear wheels. Pull up on the
brake lever handle to release the lock
3. Brakes must be in the lock position when seat is going to be used. Ensure
the brakes are locked by pushing the rollator.
4. Brake adjustment Is carried out as following:
Turn the adjuster screw anti-clockwise to increase the
tension then lock the adjustment by turning the
Locking Nut clockwise while holding the adjustment
screw stationary stationary.
Bake adjustment reduced to allow use with too
light a pressure may be ineffective in locking the
brakes and preventing the rollator's movement.
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Attac ing Your Carry Bag
Install and hang the rings of bag onto the notches of seat
tube extensions. Make sure all the rings have been
securely locked on the notches before use.
The shopping/carry bag will fold with the walker when
empty. There is no need for removal.
Walker Tray
Your new walker comes with a tray which will allow you to carry items from room to room at
home or areas where the terrain is smooth.
The tray simply sits on the seat of the
walker with the four nibs protruding down
through the four grommeted holes in the
seat. The nibs prevent the tray from sliding
off the seat.
aution should be exercised if drinks are
being transported on the tray to avoid
spillage. Drinks should be covered,
unopened or in containers that have wide
bases.
Maintenance
Over a period of time the brake cables may stretch and need adjusting. If no
further adjustment is possible the cables should be replaced.
Seek the help of your dealer when replacing brake cables.
The casters should be checked that they are secure each time before using the
rollator.
heck that the brakes operate correctly and the handles and hand knobs are
secure.
Should any part of the rollator appear loose or insecure discontinue use until it
can be inspected by an authorized dealer.
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T e following s ows maintenance sc edule:
Weekly
 heck brake for malfunction
 heck all wheels and casters
 heck for loose bolts and nuts and knobs
Mont ly
 heck hand grips for wear
 heck frame bolts are secure
 heck front and rear axle bolts are secure
 heck tires for wear or cracks
 lean as required
Yearly
 Once a year take your rollator to an authorized repair centre for a full check,
service and lubrication of all moving parts.
Serviceable Components
Wheels Hand Grips
Brake ables Brake Levers
Bearings Knobs
arry Bag Bolts and Nuts
Cleaning:
Your rollator can be cleaned with a damp cloth or sponge and warm
soapy water or domestic anti-bacterial surface cleaners if required.
are should be taken not to leave any cleaning residues on the
hand grips or seat which may leave them slippery.
Do not use scouring pads or scrapers as this may damage surface
coatings.
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Ot er Important Information
Maximum working limit 130kg.
DO NOT stand on this product.
Ensure both push handles are adjusted to the same height.
Always maintain a safe distance between your rollator and other pedestrians or
objects.
Some components may cause harm or damage when they come into contact with
other objects.
Do not attempt to replace the wheels or casters of your rollator. If they are faulty or
require replacement please contact an authorized repairer.
Ensure that your rollator is fully unfolded before using.
Ensure that your fingers are clear from pivoting parts when folding.
Store in dry ventilated areas.
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
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