NRS Healthcare L97986 User manual

User Instructions
L97986
Mobility Care Heavy Duty Rollator
General Safety Warning
Please ensure these instructions are fully
read and implemented. Failure to do so may
result in injury to the user. Retain in a safe
place for future reference.
Intended Use
The Heavy Duty Rollator is designed to provide
support and assistance to those unable to, or
who lack the confidence to, walk without some
level of support.
The Rollator, which is intended for indoor or
outdoor use, also provides a seat to enable the
user to rest whilst walking.
Maximum
User Weight
Contents
Description
Qty
Rollator Frame with
braked handles 1
Hand-wheel and bolt 2
Back rest bar 1
Basket 1
User instructions 1
Specification
Max Capacity: 227 Kg (36st)
Overall Depth: 75.5cm
Overall width: 56cm
Handle Height: 88-99cm
Seat Height: 53cm
Wheels: 8" PU
Seat: Plastic (ABS)
Fold method: Lift seat
Unpacking
Check all parts carefully before
assembling the product.
Do not assemble if any parts are
damaged.
Do not assemble if any parts from the
list are missing.

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Safety Precautions
·Do not exceed the maximum user
weight limit of 227Kg (36st).
·Ensure Rollator is locked open before
use.
·Check the brakes before use.
·Only use the Rollator as a walking
support.
·Do not use the Rollator to transport
individuals while seated for risk of injury.
·Do not use the Rollator on stairs or an
escalator.
·Exercise caution when there is a heavy
load in the basket (max. load 5Kg)
Loads should only be transported using
the basket.
·Do not hang heavy items from the
handles as this may affect the stability of
the Rollator.
·Do not use the Rollator to walk
backwards.
4 - Check the brakes thoroughly before
use. NOTE: The brakes are factory set, and
if assembled correctly do not need
adjusting.
To check; Apply and release the parking
brake on each side 10 times (see diagram
2b) The brake should grip the wheel and
prevent any movement when applied, when
released, the gap between the brake and
the wheel should be between 1 to 3 mm. If
either of the above conditions is not correct
adjust the brakes as detailed in the
maintenance section, and re-check.
5 - Fit basket in correct position either
under the seat or fitted at the front of the
Rollator using the basket hooks. Note the
maximum safe working load for the basket
is 5Kg.
Diag. 1 Rollator in folded position
Assembly and Height Adjustment
NOTE: Before assembly consult a suitably
qualified healthcare professional regarding
the correct height adjustment for maximum
support; and correct brake activation.
1 - Open the Rollator and push down the
folding hinge until straight to secure the
unit in the correct position.
2 - Insert the Handlebars into the framing
tubes and set to the correct height as
follows;
·Stand upright behind the Rollator with
your shoulders relaxed and your arms
by your side, looking straight ahead.
·In this position, the handgrips of the
Rollator should be adjusted to a height
level with your wrists.
·This will position your arms at an
approximate 20º to 30º bend when
using the Rollator.
3 - Check that the holes in the handle bars
and the frame are aligned. Using the
hand-wheel and bolt to secure. (The bolt is
fitted from the inside of the frame and the
head should locate into the hexagonal
opening on the inside of the frame).

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Using the Rollator
Opening: Fold out the Rollator and
push down the cross bar fully. Fit
basket in correct position.
Folding: Remove basket and lift up the
seat to fold the Rollator for storage.
Diag:1 shows Rollator in folded position.
Walking: This unit is to be used as a
mobility aid, creating a natural gait as
the user walks securely with their
primary weight distribution between the
handlebars and with the unit in front of
the user.
Braking: The locking brakes are
intended to assist the user to control the
Rollator. To apply the brakes when in
motion, pull up both of the loop handles.
(See diag:2a).
To apply the parking brakes, push down the
handles until they lock down. A distinct click
indicates that the brake is in the correct
position. (See Diagram 2b) It is important
that both the brakes are put in the parking
position when they are to be used. Lift up the
handle to release.
·
Caution must be taken when
negotiating curbs and other
obstacles, or when using on
sloping, uneven or slippery
surfaces. Failure to do so may
result in a serious risk of a fall or
injury.
·Do not perform any adjustments to
the Rollator while it is in use.
·Wheels must be in contact with
floor at all times.
·When using the Rollator in a
stationary position, the brakes must
be locked.
If you apply the parking brakes, or pull up
the brakes to stop whilst moving, and the
rear wheels on the Rollator still move, stop
use immediately. Do not use again until the
brakes have been checked and correctly
adjusted. Refer to the maintenance
section.
Sitting: Ensure the Rollator is fully open
and the parking brakes are applied before
sitting on the seat.
Cleaning
·Clean regularly, wipe down with a soft,
non abrasive cloth.
·Ensure there is no build up of dirt or
debris around the axle, brakes and
wheels.
Diagram 2a
Diagram 2b

Product Maintenance
·Regularly check for wear and tear and
that all screws and knobs are securely
fastened.
·Check brakes are working satisfactorily by
both walking and squeezing the brakes
and by braking to a stop.
·Check the parking brakes by pushing the
handles into the locked position, and then
trying to push the Rollator.
·If the brakes do not completely lock the
wheels the brakes need to be adjusted,
as detailed.
·Brake Adjustment: The brake adjusters
are situated in front of the brake handles,
as shown in Diag: 3
·To adjust, loosen the lock nut, turn the
adjuster anticlockwise, to tighten the
brake, then retighten the lock nut.
·For correct adjustment the brake should
not touch the wheel, but the gap should
be no greater than 3mm.
·Caution: After making any adjustments to
the brakes, you must test them before
using the Rollator.
·If adjustment does not tighten the brakes,
do not use the Rollator. Contact your
dealer
or NRS Customer services
Locknut
Turn Adjuster
Anti-clockwise
to tighten brake
Diagram 3
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