Kingkraft Walker 320 User manual

Guarantee
The Kingkraft Rollator (Children’s Walker) with it’s accessories is
guaranteed in the UK for a period of 12 months from the date of delivery
against defects arising from faulty material, inferior workmanship or
construction.
The result of incorrect handling of the unit shall not be covered by the
guarantee.
In line with the company’s policy of continual product improvement, we
reserve the right to carry out improvements to the specification without
notice.
26D Orgreave Crescent, Dore House Industrial Estate, Sheffield, S13 9NQ
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
url: www.kingkraft.co.uk

USER MANUAL
Kingkraft Rollator (Children’s Walker)
Models: Walker 320 + Walker 280
Model.............
Serial No....................
Delivery date................................
26D Orgreave Crescent, Dore House Industrial Estate, Sheffield, S13 9NQ
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
url: www.kingkraft.co.uk
CWFR - ISSUE 1 - 02/10

Technical Data
Dimensions: Walker 280 Walker 320
Main Frame Width 350 350
Main Frame Depth 465 465
Main Frame Height 280 320
Total Width 500 500
Total Length 720 780
Front Wheel Diameter 50 50
Rear Wheel Diameter 130 130
Maximum User load 35Kg 35Kg
All dimensions in mm
Materials:
The tubular frame is made from titanium and is powder coated.
Metal component parts are anodised aluminium or stainless steel.
Wheels are rubber and plastic construction.
Hand grips are covered with bicycle tape for ease of replacement of
damage and comfort.
This product is designed for use as a walking aid for young disabled
children with conditions such as those known as Osteogenesis Imperfecta.

CONTENTS
General information 4
Important Safety Advice 5
Important Safety Instructions / Labels 6
User Instructions / Operation 7
Securing the Rollator 7
(Front Castors / Rear Wheels)
Rollator Orientation 9
Locking Pin + Folding 10
Handle Options 13
Care and Maintenance 17
Cleaning and Tools 18
Technical data 19
Guarantee / Warranty Information 20

Care and Maintenance
Like every technical product, the rollator requires regular inspection. Check
the unit frequently for signs of damage, breakage, cracks, fatigue, lost parts
and/or non functioning parts.
Check all nuts and bolts are present and secured. The locking pin must be
inserted correctly and only be removed by pressing the end button.
Remove dirt and grease from the castors and check that the brakes are
working effectively.
We recommend that a competent person who is familiar with the product
undertakes the regular checks and the rollator is removed from normal use
when it is clear it is not functioning correctly or safely.
Main fixing points to check:
Locking Pin mechanism:
Must lock in position when fully
inserted and release only when
end button is pushed:
Hinge Frame Clamps:
All bolts must be checked regularly
and must be tight at all times:
Front Castors:
Castor fixing nut (M10) must be
tight:
Castor brake lever must stop castor
wheels rotating:

Important Safety Advice
The correct use of the product requires the Carer to have carefully
read and understood these instructions and to have tried the
product first without a user.
The user must never be left unattended with the rollator.
The product must be used with care.
The height of either model of rollator is not adjustable.
All moving gaps are less than 4mm or greater the 25mm. Stationary
gaps are less than 5mm or greater than 12mm.
Please observe the limits for the maximum weight of the User. This
is 35Kg.
Whilst the rollator is being unfolded, the user must be kept away
from any hinged / moving parts.
Do not use this product if you suspect it is faulty or broken. Contact
Kingkraft Ltd immediately.
Use this product only on level floors.
Keep all objects or other people in the vicinity clear of the rear
wheels whilst the rollator is moving, to avoid harm or trapping within
the wheel spokes.
The rollator is foldable for transport purposes and the removable
pin should be re-inserted into the hinge mechanism to ensure the
frame does not swing loose and cause harm / damage.
The tools required (not supplied-see tools list later) should only be
used by competent persons / qualified professionals, for adjustment
only, not for removal of items such as the hinged clamp parts.
The Product is intended for use with the correct Kingkraft specified
accessories only.

Option 2: Straight Handles
These are intended to be fitted as shown to the main frame at a
comfortable height. They can be fitted anywhere along the straight part of
the frame. They can be rotated inwards / outwards before tightening the
bolts to adust to the width for the user.
Please ensure the two bolts are fully tightened to eliminate any movement
whilst in use.
2 x M4 Bolts

User Instructions / Operation
The product is to be used as a walking aid for children up to the weight limit
of 35Kg. The rollator is designed for use with smaller children. The
suitability of the rollator for a particular child is to be determined by
individual risk assessment for each child by the therapist.
Only use on even, level surfaces and avoid slopes or uneven surfaces.
The child is to enter the rollator from the front, turn around so they are
facing forward and grip the rollator frame or handles at a comfortable
position.
When familiar with the rollator, ensure the front castors are ‘unlocked’ to
allow the rollator to move. The user is to walk forward at their own pace.
WARNING! Whilst using the rollator, it is essential that the child is balanced
and stood as upright as possible within the frame. If the child’s weight /
force is applied onto the rollator whilst the wheels are not locked, the rollator
will move forward at a potentially high speed, especially on smooth
surfaces, which could lead to the child falling over if they can not move their
legs quick enough.
Securing the Rollator
Front Castors
The front castors can swizel through 360 degrees and rotate forwards and
backwards.
The rollator can be made secure by operating the brakes on the front
castors. These castors can be supplied with ’novelty character’ designs, for
example the ‘Bear’ or ‘Aeroplane’:

To secure the rollator frame whilst in transit, please follow these steps to
secure the main and rear parts together to stop the possibility of trapping or
pinching.
Hold the tubes together in one hand and insert the pin through the two holes
in the rear hinge / clamp part.
Whilst pushing the locking pin in, ensure the other smaller fixed pin locates
into the smaller single hole in the clamp part around the main frame.
Secured folded rollator frame:

Rear Wheels
The rear wheels are fixed and uni-directional and will not allow the rollator to
roll backwards:
Rollator Orientation
The rollator will only move in a forward direction, or turn left or right when in
motion.
Movement in
this direction
(forward) only
Forwards