MedaCure RB500 User manual

Bariatric Rollator
MedaCure Inc.
545 N. Arlington Avenue
East Orange, NJ 07017, USA
www.medacureinc.com
Medacure Limited Warranty
MaintenanceAdjusting The Hand Brake System
© 2020 MedaCure Inc. All rights reserved.
MedaCure is a registered trademark of Medacure Inc.
East Orange, NJ 07017. Made in China.
The MedaCure Bariatric Rollator is guaranteed to be
defect-free in materials and workmanship for one (1) year
from the date of purchase.
Damages that are not covered by this warranty include
defects due to misuse, abuse or negligence and normal
wear and tear on the device. This warranty does not
include or extend to non-durable components, (i.e.,
rubber accessories, casters, and grips), as they need
periodic replacement due to normal wear.
For questions about your MedaCure device and/or the
warranty, feel free to contact an authorized MedaCure
dealer.
MedaCure recommends that users inspect this product
periodically to conrm the security of parts and hardware
and make sure they work properly and are not worn,
torn, frayed, or loose, as well as checking for obstructions
or impediments to normal, safe operation. Do not use
the product if any part or mechanism appears to be
unsafe or compromised. Please contact the product seller
or an authorized dealer for warranty or service
** Safety Notice **
The rollator’s hand brake system complies with the
quality standards set by the manufacturer. This system
has been positioned for the best performance settings.
To nd the setting that suits you personally, follow the
instructions below. The hand brake systems may need
occasional adjustment due to wear from normal use.
Hold rmly 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.
Weight Capacity: 500 lbs.
Model # RB500

Assembly Instructions
CAUTION: Please read all instructions in this manual
carefully before attempting to adjust or operate the
rollator.
1. Remove backrest, handle with tube, Rollator
frame and Basket from the box.
2. Open frame and slide padded backrest into
frame brackets, taking care that snap bottoms
extend through holes.
3. Remove tightening knobs from the packaging
and insert handle tube into frame at desired
height. Line up holes accordingly. Slide bolts
through holes from the inside and screw. Tighten
knob until it is secure.
1. The Rollator must be fully opened, set down, and
the folding bar under seat locked in the down
position.
2. Both knobs must be fully tightened and at equal
heights. Test Rollator for stability before applying
full weight to hand grips.
3. Test the loop locks before using the Rollator. Lock
bar on rear wheels should prevent wheels from
rolling when wheels are locked (see illustrations
for locking and releasing locks below). Please
take unit back to dealer for adjustment if the
wheels roll while brakes are locked. Wheels
should roll freely when locks are released.
4. Loop locks should always be locked before
sitting. Do not use seat when unit is on an incline
or uneven ground.
5. Tires should be replaced when showing signs of
signicantly wear or damage.
6. No one should push Rollator while someone is
seated on it. The Rollator is a walking aid only
and is not to be used as a transportation device.
7. Weight Capacity is 500 lbs / 226 kg.
Safety Precautions Operating the Loop Lock
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 ngers
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 — Pull up on both loop
locks with palms of hand to original position.
Orthodic Hand Grips
Backrest
Loop Locks:
Safest System
Available
Folding Hinge
for Portability
Height
Adjustable Hanging
Basket for
Functionality
& Storage
Sealed Wheel
Bearing for Smooth
Operation
Wide
Comfortable
Seat