Medline MDS86835HEC Installation guide

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THE STEALTH ROLLATOR,
ROLLING WALKER
USER INSTRUCTIONS &
WARRANTY
LE DÉAMBULATEUR
STEALTH, MARCHETTE À
ROULETTES
MODE D’EMPLOI ET GARANTIE
EL ROLATOR FURTIVO,
ANDADOR CON
RUEDAS
INSTRUCTIVO Y GARANTIA DEL
USUARIO
MDS86835HEC

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, à ROUES DE 17.8 cm CCCC
Contents
Rollator Features.............................................................................................................................3
Rollator Components .......................................................................................................................4
Safety Instructions............................................................ ..........................................................4 - 5
Assembly Instructions ..................................................................................................................... 6
Rear Wheel Assembly .................................................................................................................... 7
Front Wheel Assembly ....................................................................................................................8
Brake Handle Assembly ...................................................................................................................9
Backrest Assembly ........................................................................................................................10
Attaching the Front Tool Bag……………………………………………………………………………..11
Attaching the Mini Flashlight…………………………………………………………………………...…11
Cup Holder Assembly ....................................................................................................................12
Operating Instructions ............................................................................................................ 13 - 14
Maintenance...................................................................................................................................15
Warranty ........................................................................................................................................15

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Rollator Features
Congratulations on purchasing one of the most durable rollators made anywhere.
With proper assembly, the rollator will provide years of great performance.
Sleek matte black frame
Hand brakes lock for safety
Silver painted wheels for style
Flashlight accessory for safety
Convenient tool-bag front pouch

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Rollator Components
Assembled Rolling Walker
A. Hand Grips
B. Loop Style Brake
C. Padded Seat
D. Padded Backrest
E. Front Tool Bag
F. Back Wheels
G. Folding Hinge
H. Matte Black Frame
I. Triangular Hand Screw
J. Removable Bag
K. Front Wheels
- Mini Flashlight (not shown)
- Cup Holder (not shown)
Safety Instructions
• DO NOT use this product without first reading and understanding the instructions contained in this
booklet. If you are unable to understand the warnings, cautions, or instructions, contact a healthcare
professional, dealer, or technical personnel before use—otherwise serious bodily injury and damage
may occur.
• Consult with your doctor, physical, or occupational therapist or other qualified professional to assure
the proper height adjustment.
• DO NOT use the rollator as a wheelchair.
• DO NOT attempt to move the rollator while you or anyone is sitting on the seat.
• DO NOT self-propel the rollator while seated.
• Serious injury to you and/or damage to the rollator walker frame or wheels may result from improper
use.
• DO NOT use the seat to transport people or objects. DO NOT use the seat to carry or move
anything.
Figure 1

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Safety Instructions (continued)
• DO NOT sit on the rollator while it is being loaded into a vehicle or while it is being transported in a
vehicle.
• DO NOT exceed the maximum weight capacity (including bag contents) or serious injury could
result: Maximum weight capacity: 250 lbs (113 kg)
•Before each use make sure the rollator frame is fully opened.
• Check the brakes for proper operation. Make sure that all parts are secure and that moving parts are
in good working order. Wheels should roll and not wobble.
• All wheels must be in contact with the floor and/or ground at ALL TIMES. This will ensure the
rollator is properly balanced.
• The brakes MUST be in the locked position BEFORE sitting on the seat.
• DO NOT sit on the rollator if the ground is sloped or uneven.
• DO NOT use the rollator to walk backwards, down gradients or to climb stairs, curbs, or to go over
obstacles. Serious risk of fall or injury may occur.
• DO NOT perform any adjustments to the rollator while it is in use.
•Only use accessories and spare parts authorized by Medline Industries, Inc.
• DO NOT push rollator while brakes are enabled. Brakes are used to keep the wheels from rolling.
But it may not prevent the rollator from moving if it is pushed.
• DO NOT use the rollator to provide assistance while rising from a lower position. If you use it to pull
yourself up to a standing position, the rollator may move even if the brakes are in the locked position
and this could result in a fall.
• Inspect the handle bar grips prior to use. Assure the plastic parts are still functional if they are
exposed to extreme temperatures (above 100°F (38°C) or below 32°F (0°C) high humidity and/or
become wet.
• DO NOT twist hand grips as they are not meant to be twisted. Failure to do this could result in a fall.
• DO NOT hang anything from the frame of the rollator other than the bag included or the tote bag
accessory. Items should be placed completely in the tote bag and should not protrude. This may
cause the rollator to tip, resulting in bodily injury or rollator damage.
• The backrest is intended to provide back support as you sit on the seat. The backrest is not intended
to support full weight.

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Assembly Instructions
WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions may result in
injury.
1. Carefully remove the rollator components from the shipping carton.
The contents should contain the following:
•1 Rollator Frame
•6 Triangular Hand Screws
•1 Bag with Shoulder Strap
•1 Front Tool Bag
•1 Mini Flashlight
•2 Front Wheels
•2 Rear Wheel Assemblies
•1 Backrest with Push-Buttons
•2 Hand Grips with Brake Assembly
(Refer to Figure 1 for Assembly Parts)
2. Examine all parts for shipping damage. DO NOT use the rollator if there is
apparent damage or if any parts (other than the bags and flashlight) are missing.
If there are missing or damaged parts, please call Medline Customer Care toll
free at 1-800-MEDLINE.
3. Check all of the wheels to see that they are in good working order and roll freely.
Remove plastic cover from the wheels before use.
4. Unfold the rollator by pushing down on the Folding Hinge (G) until the frame is in
full extension.

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Rear Wheel Assembly
1. Turn wheel so that it is facing outside of rollator (see Figure A).
2. Insert wheel to desired height depicted by numeric holes (see Figure B) and
use chart below for recommended height settings.
3. Insert triangular hand screw into hole on same side of wheel so that the
triangular hand screw stays outside of rollator frame (see Figure C).
4. Tighten triangular hand screw (Important: Hand Tighten Only!) until secure
(see Figure C).
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for other rear wheel.
Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
Recommended Height:
Your feet should comfortably touch the
ground when you are seated on rollator.
Height Range:
Under 5’ (152 cm) Hole 1 or 2
5’1” to 5’6” (155-170cm) Hole 3 or 4
5’7” (173cm) and over Hole 5 or 6
Note: These are only recommended
heights, as each individual is built
differently.
Figure D

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Front Wheel Assembly
1. When inserting the front wheel make sure the FRONT sticker is pointed
toward the front and away from rollator (see Figure A).
2. Insert wheel to desired height depicted by numbered holes (set to the same
number as rear wheels) (see Figure B).
3. Place triangular hand screw into hole. Make sure triangular hand screw stays
outside of rollator frame (see Figure B).
4. Tighten triangular screw (Important: Hand Tighten Only!) until secure (see
Figure C).
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for other front wheel.
Figure A
Figure B
b
Figure C
Figure D

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Brake Handle Assembly
1. Insert hand grip into appropriate hole (see Figure A and chart below).
Note: Keep brake cable on outside of rollator.
2. Insert triangular hand screw into hole on outside of rollator frame (see Figure
B). (Important: Insert hand screw into one of the 4 holes provided. DO
NOT put hand screw in open slot at end of hand grip!)
3. Hand tighten screw until secure (see Figure C).(Important: Hand Tighten
Only!)
4. Repeat steps 1-4 for other hand grip.
Rollator Hole Measurements: Arm Height
Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
Figure D
Leg Height
Seat height adjustable from 18” to 23" (45.72 to 58.42 cm)
Handle height adjustable from 29" to 36" (73.66 to 91.44 cm)
To determine proper height, stand upright behind the rollator with
shoulders relaxed, arms hanging at your side and eyes looking
straight ahead. Standing in current position, the hand grips (A) of the
rollator should be adjusted to a height even with the wrists. This will
position the arms at an approximated 20 to 30 degree bend when
using the rollator. Secure the wheels to the closest hole to the desired
height. Insert and tighten the triangular hand screws until secure.
(Important: Hand Tighten Only!)

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Backrest Assembly
1. Insert backrest into designated slot so that push-buttons are facing outward
(see Figure A).
2. Push buttons in and continue to insert backrest until buttons securely lock into
holes (see Figure B). Make sure both push buttons are protruding and at the
same level
Notes: Make sure the brakes are locked before you sit in rollator. Make sure push-
buttons are completely protruding before sitting in rollator.
Do not lean against backrest with all of your body weight.

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Attaching the Front Tool Bag
1. Line the tool bag up to the backrest with the pockets facing forward. (Figure A)
2. Using the hook and loop closures, begin to fasten the four straps so they are
secure. (Figure B)
Attaching the Mini-Flashlight
1. Wrap the fastening cuff around the metal portion of the frame. (Figure A)
2. Slide the thumb screw through the holes exposed on the fastening cuff.
(Figure B)
3. Using your thumb and forefinger, place the nut on the narrow screw bit.
HAND TIGHTEN ONLY! (Figure C)
4. Your mini flashlight will then be able to lock in place. (Figure D)
Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
Figure D
Figure A
Figure B

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Cup Holder Assembly .
1. Make sure you have all the necessary pieces.
2. Snap U-shaped clamp onto the tubing of your mobility device
(see Figure A).
Note: Be sure the clamp is positioned in such a way that it allows
the cup to sit level, NOT tilted in a direction that might allow
your drink to spill (see Figure B).
3. Remove the knob from the cup holder, insert holder through
the opening in the clamp, and tighten the knob to assure
that the cup holder stays tightly attached (see Figures C
and D). (Important: Hand Tighten Only!)
Note: If necessary, insert a rubber
sleeve in the clamp to better fit the
size of the tubing. Whether you use a
sleeve or not, the clamp should fit
tightly onto the tubing, otherwise the
cup holder is susceptible to slipping
and spilling your drink, which may
cause injuries.
Enjoy your drink on the go!

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Operating Instructions
Opening the Rollator
Push down on the seat (C): Figure 1, pg 4 until all four wheels are
extended out and the seat is completely flat. Before using the rollator
make sure that all four wheels make contact with the floor and the
rollator is stable in the open position.
Folding the Rollator
For more compact storage, remove bag and
the backrest.
Pull up on the strap attached to the folding hinge under the
seat until the walker closes.
Checking the Brakes
•Before each use, check to make sure the brakes are working
properly.
•Applying pressure on the brake handles by squeezing the
brake up will stop the wheels momentarily.
•Pushing down on the brake handles will lock the wheels in
place permanently.
Adjustment of Brakes
1. At the top of the rollator, find the adjustment nut which is located
where the cable goes into the brake handle. This part is usually
silver. When adjusting brakes, hold the brake pad against the
wheel.
•If the brake is too tight, standing at the handles of the rollator,
turn the adjustment counter-clockwise. This will cause the
thumbscrew to recess into the handle and will loosen the
brake.
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If the brake is too loose (not
locking), standing at the handles
of the rollator, turn the
adjustment clockwise. This will
cause the thumb screw to push
away from the handle and will
tighten the brake

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2. At the bottom of the rollator, find the adjustment nut similar to the one located at
the top. Hold the brake pad against the wheel.
•If the brake is too tight, looking at the adjustment nut from the top, turn the nut
clockwise, screwing the adjustment nut into the bracket. Adjust to correct
tension.
•If the brake is too loose (not locking), looking at the adjustment nut from the
top, turn the nut counterclockwise, screwing the adjustment nut away from the
bracket. Adjust to correct tension.
When adjusting the brakes on the rollator, keep in mind if you adjust it too far one
way or the other, then the lock will not function properly. Please test thoroughly and
tighten all parts completely prior to using rollator.
Using the Rollator as a Rolling Walker:
For proper positioning and use of your rollator, imagine a line drawn across the back
of the rear wheels. Part of one foot should be slightly ahead of that line as you walk.
Using as a Seat:
•Push the rollator into the position where you want to sit.
•LOCK the brakes BEFORE sitting.
To Operate the Brakes:
•To slow down, squeeze the brake handles up.
•To lock the brakes, push down on the brake handles until you feel or hear the
brakes click into locked position. If the brakes have been adjusted but the rear
wheels on the rollator move while the brakes are in the locked position, DO
NOT use the rollator. Please call our toll-free customer service number at 1-
800-MEDLINE for returns or repairs.
•To release the brakes from the locked position, simply pull up on the brake
handles.
Safety Warnings: Also See Instructions
Before using the seat portion of your rollator, ALWAYS lock the brakes FIRST. DO
NOT navigate the rollator while sitting on the seat. The brakes should always be
locked when the seat is being used. Risk of fall and serious injury may result if
brakes are NOT locked while the user is sitting on the seat.

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Maintenance
Your rollator should be checked periodically to ensure the brakes are functioning
properly and that all nuts and bolts are secure.
Periodically test the brakes by both walking and squeezing the brakes and by
stopping, pushing down on the brakes to a locked position, and then trying to push
the rollator. If the brakes do not lock the wheels, the brakes need to be adjusted. If
adjustment does not tighten the brakes, DO NOT use the rollator.
Keep your receipt!
Contact us at 1-800-MEDLINE, Monday –Friday 8am to 5pm CST if you encounter any problems or
for information regarding repairs or maintenance.
Lifetime Limited Warranty
Your Medline rollator frame is warranted to be free of defects in material and
workmanship for a lifetime for the original consumer. This device was built to
precise standards and carefully inspected prior to shipment. This Lifetime Limited
Warranty is an expression of our confidence in the material and workmanship of our
products and assures years of convenient, dependable service. In the event of a
defect covered by this warranty, we will, at our option, repair or replace the device.
This warranty does not cover device failure due to owner misuse, negligence, or
normal wear and tear. The warranty does not extend to non-durable components
such as plastic accessories, brakes and grips, which are subject to normal wear and
replacement. Non-durable components are warranted for 6 months. If you have a
question about your Medline product or this warranty, please call us at 1-800-
MEDLINE. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other
rights, which vary from state to state.

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ROUES DE 17.8 cm CCCC
Contenu
Caractéristiques de la marchette distinguée sur roués……………………………………….................18
Composantes de la Marchette........................................................................................................19
Directives de sécurité....................................................... ......................................................19 - 20
Directives d’assemblage.................................................................................................................21
Assemblage des roues arrière....................................................................................................... 22
Assemblage des roues avant..........................................................................................................23
Assemblage de la poignée de freins...............................................................................................24
Assemblage du dossier...................................................................................................................25
Outil accessoire de sac………………….………………………………………………………………..26
Fixation de la lampe de poche mini…………………………………………………………………..…26
Assemblage du porte-gobelet.........................................................................................................27
Mode d’emploi………...............................................................................................................28 - 29
Maintenance...................................................................................................................................30
Garantie..........................................................................................................................................30

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Caractéristiques de la Marchette Distinguée sur Roués
Félicitations pour avoir acheté une des marchettes les plus durables qui soit. Avec un
assemblage correct, la marchette vous offrira des années de rendement exceptionnel.
Élégant cadre noir mat
Les freins à main se verrouillent pour votre sécurité
Roues peintes argent pour style
Accessoire de lampe de poche pour la sécurité
Outil commode-pochette avant

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Composantes de la marchette
Rollator Assemblé
A. Poignées
B. Verrouillage du frein à main
C. Siège rembourré
D. Dossier rembourré
E. Outil accessoire de sac
F. Roues arrière
G. Charnière pliante
H. Cadre noir mat
I. Serre à main triangulaire
J. Sac amovible
K. Roues avant
- Mini lampe de poche (non illustré)
- Assemblage du porte-gobelet
Directives de sécurité
• NE PAS utiliser ce produit sans avant tout lire et comprendre les directives contenues dans ce livret.
Si vous ne comprenez pas les avertissements, les mises en garde, ou les directives, contacter un
professionnel de la santé, un concessionnaire, ou un technicien avant de l’utiliser – sinon cela
pourrait entraîner des blessures ou des dommages.
• Consulter votre médecin ou ergothérapeute ou autre professionnel de la santé pour assurer un
ajustement correct de la hauteur.
• NE PAS utiliser la marchette en guise de fauteuil roulant
• NE PAS tenter de déplacer la marchette tandis que vous ou une autre personne est assise sur le
siège.
• NE PAS se propulser soi-même sur la marchette lorsque vous êtes assis sur le siège.
• Une mauvaise utilisation pourrait entraîner des blessures ou des dommages à la structure ou aux
roues de la marchette.
• NE PAS utiliser le siège pour transporter des personnes ou des objets. NE PAS utiliser le siège
pour transporter ou déplacer quoi que ce soit.
Figure 1

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• NE PAS vous asseoir sur la marchette tandis qu’on la charge dans un véhicule ou tandis qu'elle est
transportée dans un véhicule.
• NE PAS excéder la capacité maximale de poids (y compris le contenu du sac) sinon cela
pourrait entraîner des blessures graves. Capacité maximale de poids : 250 lb (113 kg)
• Avant chaque utilisation, s’assurer que la marchette est complètement ouverte.
• Vérifier que les freins fonctionnent bien. S’assurer que toutes les pièces sont fixées
solidement et que les pièces mobiles fonctionnent correctement. Les roues doivent rouler et
non osciller.
• Toutes les roues doivent être en contact avec le plancher ou le sol en TOUT TEMPS. Ceci
assure que la marchette est bien équilibrée.
• Les freins DOIVENT être en position verrouillée AVANT de vous asseoir sur le siège.
• NE PAS s’asseoir sur le siège lorsque la marchette est sur une pente.
• NE PAS utiliser la marchette pour marcher à reculons, pour descendre une pente, pour
monter des marches ou un trottoir, ou pour passer par-dessus un obstacle. Cela comporte
des risques graves de chute ou de blessure.
• NE PAS faire d’ajustements à la marchette tandis que vous l’utilisez.
• Utiliser seulement des accessoires et pièces de rechange autorisés par Medline Industries,
Inc.
• NE PAS pousser la marchette tandis que les freins sont activés. Les feins servent à
empêcher les roues de rouler; mais cela n’empêchera pas la marchette de se déplacer si on
la pousse.
• NE PAS utiliser la marchette pour aider quelqu’un à se relever d’une position inférieure. Si
vous l'utilisez pour vous relever, la marchette pourrait se déplacer même si les freins sont en
position verrouillée, et ceci pourrait entraîner une chute.
• Inspecter les poignées avant d'utiliser la marchette. S’assurer que les pièces de plastique
fonctionnent encore si elles sont exposées à des températures extrêmes (plus de 100 ºF (38
ºC), ou moins de 32 ºF (0 ºC)), une forte humidité, ou si elles se mouillent.
• NE PAS tordre les poignées car elles ne sont pas conçues pour être tordues. Cela pourrait
entraîner une chute.
• NE PAS accrocher quoi que ce soit à la structure de la marchette sur roues, autre que le
sac inclus ou le sac fourre-tout offert en accessoire. Le sac a une limite de poids de 5 lb
(2,26 kg). Le sac fourre-tout a une limite de poids de 5 lb (2,26 kg). Les objets doivent être
entièrement à l'intérieur des sacs et ne doivent pas res-sortir. Ceci peut faire trébucher la
marchette, entraînant des blessures ou des dommages à la marchette.
• Le dossier est conçu pour offrir un support pour votre dos tandis que vous êtes assis sur le
siège. Le dossier n’est pas conçu pour soutenir votre poids entier. Éviter de vous pencher en
arrière tandis que vous êtes assis car cela pourrait entraîner une chute.

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Directives d’assemblage
IMPORTANT : Lire toutes les directives de fonctionnement et de
sécurité avant d’utiliser votre marchette distinguée sur roues de
Medline.
1. Retirer soigneusement les composantes de la marchette du carton d’expédition.
•1 Structure de marchette
•6 Serres à main triangulaires
•1 Sac avec bandoulière
•1 Sac fourre-tout avant
•1 Mini lampe de poche
•2 Roues avant
•2 Roues arrière
•1 Dossier avec boutons-poussoirs
•2 Poignées avec assemblage de freins
(Se référer au besoin au diagramme de la Figure 1.)
2. Examiner toutes les pièces pour vérifier s’il y a des dommages dus à l’expédition.
NE PAS utiliser la marchette s’il y a des dommages apparents ou s’il manque
des pièces (autres que le sac). S’il manque des pièces ou si des pièces sont
endom magées, veuillez contacter sans frais la Ligne Info Soins des clients de
Medline au 1-800-MEDLINE.
3. Vérifier que toutes les roues fonctionnent correctement et roulent librement.
Retirer l’enveloppe de plastique des roues avant de les utiliser.
4. Déplier la marchette Medline en poussant vers le bas sur la Charnière pliante (G)
jusqu’à ce que la structure soit entièrement ouverte.