One Rehab Zoom Plus User manual

ROLLATOR USER MANUAL

Thank you for your purchase of our Zoom Plus rollator.
Please find the following instrutions for use and product specifications.
We wish you all the best with your new rollator.
The Zoom rollator has been designed to assist the user to walk, rest and
carry small items of shopping for both indoor and outdoor use on flat
surfaces by a single individual with limited mobility with a maximum
weight as shown opposite.
It is important that the user reads and understands the safety advice
given within this manual before attempting to operate the product to
avoid possible injury to the user or bystanders and avoid damage to the
wheeled walker or surrounding property.
Dear Customer
Product Specifications
Summary
The Zoom rollator has been manufactured from high quality materials,
aluminum frame, PP, nylon seat, Polyester bag and locking brake. The
handles are adjustable in height and the wheeled walker folds easily for
transport or storage.
The Zoom rollator has been designed to assist the user to walk, rest and
carry small items of shopping for both indoor and outdoor use on flat
surfaces by a single individual with limited mobility with a maximum
weight as shown opposite.
The Zoom rollator has been tested according to BS ENISO 11199-2:2005

Zoom Plus Specifications
Model Reference Zoom Plus Rollator
User Weight (Max) 21 st. (136kg)
Total Weight 5.65 kg
Seat Width 480 mm (19 in.)
Seat Depth 200 mm (8 in.)
Seat Height 560 mm (22 in.)
Handle Height 810-910 mm
Overall Width (Open) 625 mm (24.5 in.)
Folded Width 230 mm (9 in.)
Overall Length 730 mm (29 in.)
Wheel 200 mm (8 in.) EVA
Parts Description
1 Hand Grip 6 Handle Tightening Knob
2 Back Rest 7 Rollator Bag
3 Brake Lever 8 Rear Wheel
4 Pull Strap for Folding 9 Stick Holder
5 Seat 10 Front Wheels
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4
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10
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8

Assembly and User Instructions
WARNING!
Ensure that all bolts are securely fastened before using
this rollator!
Brakes must be in the parked /locked position before
sitting on the rollator!
1. Remove all packaging and set out parts
2. Insert front and rear wheels
Install front and rear wheel sets
as shown. Put the wheel set
tube into the frame tube and
make sure the spring ball has
popped out. Do the same for all
four wheels.
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1Front Wheels
2Frame
3Rear Wheels
4Rollator Bag
5Back Strap
6Handles
7Seat
8Band
9Tightening Knob
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2
98 7 6

3. Opening rollator.
4. Inserting the handles
Insert the handles as shown and
push down to the required height.
Use the tightening knobs provid-
ed to secure in place at the desired
height.
WARNING!
Be carful not to trap your fingers when pushing down
the seat.
To open the rollator, push down
on either side of the cross bars
as shown. You should feel both
sides click into position.

5. Folding the rollator
To fold the rollator pull up the
strap in the middle of the seat
as shown.
Note: As shown, a band is
supplied to hold the rollator
together in folded postion

6. Rollator bag
Attach the bag to the rollator by
placing the bag hoops over the
two bag hangers postioned at
the front of the seat as shown.
Place the two Velcro bag straps
around the rollator frame to
secure the lower section of the
bag.
WARNING!
Never overload the bag’s 5kg MAX load.

7. Back Strap
8. Stick Holder
9. Handle Height Adjustment
Before using the rollator check
that the back strap frame bolts
are securely tightened and that
the velcro straps are secure.
Attatched to the rollaor is a stick
holder. Place your stick into the
stick holder as shown and
secure stick by using the Velcro
strap attatched to the back rest.
To adjust the handle height up
or down, undo the tightening
knob and adjust the height.
Tighten the knob back up mak-
ing sure the handles are secure
and level.

10. Braking
11. Locking the Brakes (Parking Position)
For braking while moving, pull
both brake levers upwards as
shown and always brake slowly
and steadily.
Push both brake levers down to
apply and lock the brakes while
the rollator is stationary.
WARNING!
Test the brakes regulary

12. Sitting on the Rollator
Maintenance and other
Before sitting down on the rollator ensure the brakes are in the parking
position and make sure the rollator is on an even surface and will not slide
or topple over. Sit straight up and never lean backwards.
Do not support your weight on the handle attempting to sit. Use the
handle to stabilize your body as you carefully turn around. Keep your hands
on the handles and slowly lower your weight onto the seat.
WARNING!
Never move rollator while seated
Always apply parking brakes before sitting
1. Do not use strong corrosive cleaners to clean or polish surface. This could
damage the rollator.
2. Store in dry location.
3. Be careful when folding and unfolding the rollator to avoid injury by the
mechanism.
4. Always apply brakes when in stationary position or when seated on
rollator.
5. Do not hang bags or other items from handles - this will add stress to
the rollator and could also make it unstable.

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