NRS Healthcare S20756 User manual

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USER INSTRUCTIONS
4 WHEELED FOREARM ROLLATOR
S20756 4 Wheeled Forearm Rollator - Red
General Safety Warning
Read and follow these instructions carefully. Keep
these instructions in a safe place for future reference.
Maximum User Weight
21 st
136 kg
1. INTENDED USE
The 4 Wheeled Forearm Rollator has been developed especially for users who need additional arm support, through
limited grip strength. The rollator is foldable and fully adjustable to suit a wide range of users.
2. SAFETY
Warning: Do not exceed the maximum user
weight of 136 kg (21 st).
Lock the rollator in the open position before use.
Only use as a walking aid in the forward direction.
Only carry loads using the bag supplied (maximum load
5 kg).
Only use the supplied accessories.
DO NOT:
• Use the rollator on stairs or escalators and take care
on steep hills.
• Hang items from the handles as this may a󰀨ect the
stability of the rollator.
• Move or adjust the rollator when the seat is
occupied.
• Sit on the seat when the rollator is on an incline.
• Sit on the seat without locking the brakes rst.
• Use the seat without the backrest in place.
• Use the seat to transport people or objects.
We recommend that an assessment is done by a qualied
healthcare professional before purchasing or using the
rollator.
Handle Height Range: 1160 - 1260 mm
Length: 650 mm
Width: 230 mm (folded) - 650 mm (Unfolded).
3. UNPACKING
Remove the packaging and check all parts carefully.
Contact your supplier immediately if parts are missing or
damaged and do not try and assemble.
Contents:
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1. Arm Rest Assemblies
2. Frame Assembly
3. Left-hand Side Handle & Rear Wheel Assembly
4. Right-hand Side Handle & Rear Wheel Assembly
5. Handle Fixings (bolt, saddle-washer and hand-
wheel) x 2
6. Front Wheel Assemblies x 2
7. Storage Bag
8. Backrest

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4. ASSEMBLY
4.1 Unfolding the Frame Assembly:
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1. Pull frame apart.
2. Push down rmly to lock in place.
4.2 Insert the Armrests
Note: The armrests must be set up correctly for the user.
Refer to Section 5.1 for details.
1. Insert the armrests into the frame assembly.
2. Press the button-clip in and push down on the
armrest until the button-clip clicks into place.
3. Repeat for the opposite side.
Note: Make sure the handles are the same height and
that the button-clips have fully engaged into the holes.
4.3 Attaching the Handles
Note: The handles must be set up correctly for the user.
Refer to Section 5.2 for details.
1. Insert the handles and line up the holes.
2. Insert 1 x bolt, making sure the bolt head slots into
the hexagonal recess.
Note: The hand-wheel must always be on the outside of
the rollator frame.
3. Attach the saddle-washer and hand-wheel, then
tighten fully by turning clockwise.
Repeat for the opposite side.
Note: Make sure both handles have been set to the same
length and the hand-wheels are fully tight and secure.
4.4 Insert the Rear Wheels
1. Insert the left hand side rear wheel, connected to the
left hand side handle, into the frame assembly.
2. Press the button-clip in and push down on the wheel
assembly until the button-clip clicks into place.
3. Repeat for the opposite side.
Note: Fully engage the button-clips into the holes and
make sure the wheel assemblies have been inserted with
the wheels facing out and the kerb-lifters facing up as
shown.

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4.5 Insert the Front Wheels
1. Flip the assembly onto the rear wheels and armrests.
2. Insert the left-hand side front wheel into the frame
assembly.
3. Press the button-clip in and push down on the wheel
assembly until the button-clip clicks into place.
4. Repeat for the opposite side.
Note: Make sure the button-clips have fully engaged into
the holes.
4.6 Fitting the Backrest
Note: Fit the backrest into the right-hand side rst.
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1. Slide the backrest into the right armrest, press the
button-clip in, then push the backrest in until it clicks
into the rst slot (*).
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2. Slide the backrest into the left armrest.
3. Simultaneously press the button-clips in on both
sides, then push the backrest in until it clicks into the
holes as shown.
Note: Fully engage the button-clips into the correct hole
positions or the rollator will not be stable.

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4.7 Attach the Bag
Slide the bag loops over the frame.
5. USING THE ROLLATOR
We recommend that a qualied healthcare professional
assists you with the adjustment of the rollator to ensure
the set up is safe and comfortable to use.
When using the forearm rollator you should stand inside
the rollator footprint, placing your forearms comfortably in
the armrest supports, keeping your elbows close to your
body in line with your shoulders where possible.
5.1 Forearm Support Height Adjustment
Adjust the forearm support height so that it is safe and
comfortable for the user.
Press the button-clip in and adjust the handle height up
or down as needed.
Repeat for the opposite side.
Note: Set both armrests to the same height.
Note: Make sure the button-clips have fully engaged the
holes before use.
5.2 Handle Length Adjustment
Adjust the Rollator handle length so the user can easily
reach and use the brake levers.
1. Undo and remove the hand-wheel by turning
anticlockwise.
2. Remove the saddle-washer, then remove the bolt.
3. Adjust the handle length to the required position,
then secure using the bolt, saddle washer and hand-
wheel. Refer to Section 4.3.
4. Repeat for the opposite handle.
Note: Set both handles to the same length and fully
tighten and secure both hand-wheels before use.
5.3 Brake Operation
To slow down or stop the rollator, pull both brake handles
towards you.

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To apply the parking brake, push the brake handles
forward until they lock into place.
Note: Apply both brake handles.
Pull both handles towards you to release the parking
brakes.
Warning: If the brakes fail to stop or lock the wheels,
stop using the rollator immediately. Do not use the rollator
again until the brakes have been checked and correctly
adjusted. Refer to Section 6.1.
5.4 Folding the Rollator
Note: Make sure all items have been removed from the
bag before folding.
5.4.1 Remove the Backrest
1. Refer to Section 4.6. Push in the backrest button-
clips on both sides, then pull the backrest forward
until the button clip clicks into the rst slot on the
right hand side.
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2. Pull the left hand side of the backrest out fully and
swing the backrest down as shown.
3. Pull the seat handle up to unlock the frame.
4. Push the handles together to fold the rollator.
6. MAINTENANCE
Check both hand-wheels are secure before use.
Check all wheels are clean and can rotate freely.
Regularly check for wear and damage. Immediately
report any suspected faults or damage to your supplier
and take the product out of use.
Check the brakes before use. Refer to Section 5.1.
6.1 Brake Adjustment
The following section needs some technical
ability. Do not attempt to carry out the adjustment
unless you are condent to do so.
Tighten the Brakes:
Note: The brake adjustment nut is at the bottom of the
brake cable, above the rear wheel on both sides.
Lock Nut
Adjustment Nut
1. Use a spanner to loosen the locking nut in an
anticlockwise direction.
2. Use a spanner to adjust the brake tension. To
tighten the brakes, turn the adjustment nut in an
anticlockwise direction.
Note: There must be a small gap between the brake
mechanism and the wheel, when the brake lever is
released.
3. Use the spanner to tighten the locking nut in a
clockwise direction.
Note: Use another spanner to hold the adjustment
nut in position while you tighten the locking nut.
4. Test the brakes in accordance with Section 5.1.
Note: Incorrectly adjusted brakes can lead to injury,
please contact us if you need assistance.