Rehab and Mobility Products RM2 Series User manual

RM2 Series Rollators
RM202
RM204
RM204WB-Y

Your new Rollator comes with the following parts:
Main frame (bag, seat attached) 1x Backrest
2x Handles 2x Handle bolts, washers & knobs
1. Place handles into the frame (1) select the desired height and
tighten with bolt. Ensure the bolt is postioned on the inside of
the frame and seated in the hexagonal cut-out on the frame,
washer and knob tighten on the outer side of the frame.
2. Depress the push-pins on the backrest (2) and slide into place
on the brackets at the top of the frame.
3. To adjust the sensitivity of the brakes, pull the brake
adjustment (5) screw up to release the locking nut, then turn
the locking nut to desired brake sensitivity. Clockwise to
increase sensitivity, anticlockwise to reduce sensitivity.
Assembly / Adjustment
1
2
3

It is important to never exceed this limit and always ensure that the
product weight capacity is sufficient before using the product. Failure
to do so could result in injury or damage the product.
Maximum User Weight
All of the product components are manufactured from high quality
materials. However, it is very important that you carry out regular
checks: all nuts, bolts, knobs and handles should remain secure.
Wheels should move freely and brakes engage when applied. To
ensure the best from your rollator it should be kept well maintained.
In the event of identifying any irregularities you should contact your
local distributor for advice.
NB: Your Rollator should only be used for its intended purpose and
for highest safety you should not push anyone seated.
Care & Maintenance
Product Code Description Weight Limit
RM202 Modula Rollator 150kg
RM204 Genesis Rollator 200kg
RM204WB-Y Genesis Wide Rollator 200kg

Your Local Dealer:
Imported by
Rehab and Mobility Wholesalers Pty Ltd
P: 1300 368 085
E: [e-mail]
www.rehabandmobility.com.au
Warranty
All products carry a 12 month warranty from the date of
purchase against manufacturing defects.
Misuse or Damage is not covered.
This warranty does not affect your statutory rights.