Meyra 3061982 User manual

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Operating manual
MEANING OF THE AP-
PLIED MARKERS
Safety instructions with a coloured back-
ground are mandatory and need to be
observed under any circumstance!
☞This symbol indicates tips and recom-
mendations
[ ] Reference to a picture number
( ) Reference to a function element within
a picture.
INTRODUCTION
We thank you for the trust that you have
shown in us by selecting this product.
This operating manual is designed to help
you to get accustomed to the handling of
this product and to ensure its safe use.
Please read this operating manual carefully
before first use of the product.
CHECK UPON RECEIPT
Inspect the product immediately after re-
ceipt – best while the carrier is still availa-
ble – for damages that might have occurred
during transport.
Should you notice that this product, or the
shipment has any faults, please claim it with
your specialist dealer.
☞The packaging of the product should
be stored for a further transport that
might become necessary.
USE
Use on synthetic floors can lead to static
charging of the metal parts of the rollator.
The rollator is not suited on slippery surfac-
es of for people with a one sided leg-ampu-
tation without prothesis.
The rollator (3061982) is a mobility aid
for indoor and outdoor use. The rollator
(3066002) is a mobility aid for mainly out-
door use. Both rollators may only be used
on level surfaces.
Rollator
Model 3061982 / 3066002 (XXL)

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ASSEMBLY
The rollator is supplied in a pre-mounted
condition. The specialist workshop provides
the rollator ready for operation and adjust-
ed to the requirements.
☞Unfold the rollator (view chapter Fold-
ing/Unfolding on page 2).
☞Insert the pushing handles into the
frame tubes of the front frame.
☞If necessary readjust the bowden cable
of the brakes (view chapter Brake on
page 2).
☞Adjust the height of the pushing han-
dles (view chapter Handle tubes on
page 3).
FOLDING/UNFOLDING
Do not grab into the cross brace mecha-
nism or between the tubes. – Danger of
crushing.
Folding
Remove existing accessories as for example
the basket, tray or walking aid from the rol-
lator.
For folding press against the lever of the
locking device (1) and at the same time pull
the horizontal bar (2) of the rear frame up-
ward.
Unfolding
Press down the horizontal bar (2) of the rear
frame. The lever of the locking device must
audibly click into place!
BRAKE
In order to prevent an unintentional curve
while braking the rollator on slopes, both
brakes are to be activated simultaneously.
Your rollator is fitted with a multi function-
al brake. The brake levers, each mounted in
front of the grips, serve as operating brake
as well as a parking brake.
For short term braking (operating brake)
pull the brake handles upward.
The parking brake is activated by push-
ing the brake levers down. For disengage-
ment repeat in reverse sequence.
☞The wheel may no longer turn with ac-
tivated brakes.
☞The brake performance reduces with:
– tyre profile is worn,
– brake pad is worn,
– tyres are wet,
– surface is slippery.
If the brake performance decreases the
brakes are to be readjusted evenly.
For this unscrew the adjustment screw
(3) from the adjustment nut (4) until you
achieve sufficient braking function. After-
wards retighten the counter nut (5).
☞If the brakes can no longer be adjusted
properly, have the rollator repaired in a
specialist workshop!
☞Do not leave PU-tyre rollators over a
longer period of time (e.g. storage) with
activated brakes. – Deformations in the
running surface may remain.

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HANDLE TUBES
Adjust the handgrips so that both handles
are located in the height of the wrists when
the arms hang down loosely.
Adjustment on model 3061982
The maximum pushing handle height is
reached when a marker (8) becomes vis-
ible.
The angle of the handgrips may not ex-
ceed 1.5° toward the outside (view sticker).
After loosening the attachment screws (7)
the handle tubes (6) can be adjusted in
height. Afterwards retighten the attach-
ment screws (7) „handtight“.
Adjustment on model 3066002
The maximum push handle height is
reached when the last hole is used.
After removing the attachment screws (9)
the handle tubes (6) can be adjusted step-
wise in height. Afterwards remount the
screws (9).
ACCESSORIES
Basket
The basket serves for transport of for exam-
ple groceries. It is hung onto the hooks un-
derneath the seat plate.
Tray
All attachment pins must "sink" into the
holes of the seat plate. – Danger of slip-
ping.
Do not transport hot objects.
The tray serves to place or transport small
utensils. It is placed onto the seat plate.
Walking aid holder
The walking aid holder serves to carry your
walking aid.
☞The walking aid holder is attached to
the rollator with the attachment brack-
ets according to your requirements.
Insert the foot of your walking aid into the
cup and press the support tube into the
corresponding clip.

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SAFETY INFORMATION
Take care that the Bowden cables of the
brakes are adjusted functionally.
Always watch that the brakes are in the
parking position before you use the Rolla-
tor. Only when you are standing securely
disengage the parking brake.
Make sure that the clamping lever of the
handle tubes are always tightened se-
curely.
Convince yourself that the folding device
is always locked into place. – Danger of
jamming.
Only start walking when you are standing
erect and have grabbed secure hold of
the handles.
Do not grab hold of the handles with wet
hands. – You could slip and loose grip.
Should you get exhausted while walking
sit down on the seatplate. Priorly bring
the brakes into parking position and hold
on to both grips while sitting down.
The rollator is not a transport unit for
heavy objects.
Do not drive over steps or obstacles with
the Rollator that are higher than 20 mm.
During use outside drive only on level sur-
faces and evade high curbs.
Look for a place where the curb is low-
ered.
Use level pedestrian ways.
Avoid driving on kerbstone pavement or
similar surfaces. – You could loose control
over the rolling aid.
Avoid use on paths with extreme hills or
slopes.
A rollator does not have a supporting
function for the user while driving back-
wards!
It is not permitted to tripple forward
(small steps with the feet) while sitting on
the Rollator.
Do not support yourself on the brake le-
vers, but only on the handles! The brake
levers may only be used to engage the
brake functions!
In direct sunlight the seat strap/cushion
and hand grips can heat up to more than
41°C.
Contact with exposed skin can result in
injury!
Prevent such heating by parking the rolla-
tor in a shaded area.
MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
Despite its sturdy build parts such as wheels,
brakes and telescopic tubes are subject to
wear. We therefore recommend that the rol-
lator is checked by a specialist at 6-month
intervals. Please also have a close look at the
screwed and riveted connections!
☞In addition we recommend to check
the screwed connections after the first
month of use for tight fit and retighten
them if necessary.

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CLEANING
For cleaning it is recommended to use
soap-solution. The detergent should in
any case have a PH-value of no less than
6. Do not use any detergents that contain
solvents. Metal parts can be cleaned with
standard metal cleanser. Regularly free
the wheels of the rollator from fluff or dirt.
– Danger of overturning!
DISINFECTION
For disinfection you should use agents on
a water basis such as Terralin, Quartamon
Med or Sagrotan Original Concentrate.
☞In doing so the manufacturers instruc-
tions are to be observed.
☞Assembly parts are to be cleaned be-
fore disinfection.
REINSTALLMENT
Before each reinstallment the rollator is to
undergo a complete inspection.
☞The hygienic measures required for
reinstallment are to be carried out in
correspondence with the validated hy-
gienic plan.
REPAIRS
Use only original spare parts. Make use of
the service of your specialist dealer.
DISPOSAL
The vehicle packing material can be dis-
posed of as recyclable material.
The metal parts can be disposed of as recy-
clable scrap metal.
The plastic parts can be disposed of as recy-
clable plastic.
The disposal must comply with the respec-
tive national law.
Please enquire about local disposal arrange-
ments at your municipal authority.

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TECHNICAL DATA
Max. loading basket..........................................5 kg
Max. loading tray ................................................2 kg
Max. loading wire storage netting...........5 kg
Max. obstacle height.................................20 mm
Tyre .....................................................PU 190x50 mm
Colour ......................................................................silver
Surrounding and
storage temperature...............-20 °C to +50 °C
Model 3061982:
Width................................................................600 mm
Length ............................................................. 690 mm
Height of push-handles...........790 – 970 mm
Empty weight .................................approx. 8,9 kg
Max. user weight............................................130 kg
Model 3066002:
Width.................................................................775 mm
Length ............................................................. 685 mm
Height of push-handles......... 810 – 1010 mm
Empty weight ..................................approx. 14 kg
Max. user weight........................................... 200 kg
Tools
The following tools are required for adjust-
ments and maintenance:
Open-end spanner........................................WW 8
Open-end or ring spanner................W W 13,19
Hexagonal stud wrench.............................WW 5
WW= Wrench width (mm)
Tightening torque for screwed
connections
If not noted otherwise the screwed con-
nections are to be tightened with the corre-
sponding torque.
Thread-ø M 4......................................................3 Nm
Thread-ø M 5......................................................5 Nm
Thread-ø M 6................................................... 10 Nm
Thread-ø M 8...................................................25 Nm
Thread-ø M 10 ................................................50 Nm
MEANING OF THE LABELS
ON THE ROLLATOR
Maximum handgrip angle left resp. right
(only with model 3061982)
Attention!
Read the operating manuals and other pro-
vided documentation.

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TYPE PLATE
The type plate is located on the frame tube
underneath the seat surface.
Meaning of the symbols on the
type plate
Manufacturer
Order number
Serial number
Production date (Year –
Calendar week)
Permitted user weight
Max. width and max.
height
Max. permissible rising gra-
dient
Max. permissible falling
gradient
For indoor and outdoor
use
Only for use outdoors
Observe the operating
manual
Max. loading basket
Max. loading wire storage
netting
Max. loading tray
GUARANTEE
We accept a guarantee for this product ac-
cording to the legal regulations.
Precondition for the guarantee in all cases
is the designated use of the product, the
use of original spare parts by the specialist
dealer as well as the regular conduction of
maintenance and inspection.
Guaranty is not granted for surface dam-
ages, tyres of the wheels, damages due to
loosened screws or nuts as well as worn out
attachment holes due to frequent assembly
work.
!
Attention:
Failure to observe the instructions in
the operating manual, improperly car-
ried out maintenance work and, espe-
cially, technical changes and additions
(add-ons) carried out without our prior
consent will lead to a general loss of
guarantee and product liability.
☞Note:
This operating manual as a part of the
product is to be handed out in case of a
change of owner.

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The product conforms with the EC Directive 93/42/EEC (MDD) for medical products.