Roscoe Medical ROS-RLTRAN User manual

This Roscoe Medical product is warranted to be free of defects in
materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the original consumer
purchaser..
This device was built to precise standards and carefully inspected
prior to shipment.This Limited Lifetime Warranty is an expression
of our condence in the materials and workmanship of our products
and our assurance to our customers for years of dependable
service.
In the event of a defect covered by this warranty, we will, at our
option, repair or replace the device.This warranty provides only for
replacement of defective parts and does not cover shipping labor
charges. Roscoe’s sole obligation and your exclusive remedy under
this warranty is limited to such repair and/or replacement.
This warranty does not cover product failures due to normal wear
and tear or device misuse.This warranty does not extend to non-
durable components, such as rubber accessories, which are subject
to normal wear and require periodic replacement.
This warranty shall not apply to serial numbered products if the
serial number has been removed or defaced, or to defects or
damages caused by unauthorized parts, attachments or repairs,
negligence, accident, circumstances beyond Roscoe’s control, or
improper operation, maintenance or storage.
If you have a question about your Roscoe product or this warranty,
please contact an authorized Roscoe Dealer.
Limited Lifetime
Warranty
21973 Commerce Parkway
Strongsville, Ohio 44149 USA Made in China
Transport Rollator
www.roscoemedical.com

Remove adjustment knob and bolt from handles. Insert1.
handles into rollator frame.
With your arm relaxed at your side, position handle so grip2.
is level with bend in your wrist.
Insert bolt through plastic washer, frame and handle.3.
Attach securely with knob and tighten.4.
Insert backrest into frame until snap buttons engage.5.
Ensure backrest is securely fastened and lift up seat.6.
Place basket under seat, ensuring tabs rest on frame.7.
If there are any problems with your rollator, DO NOT•
attempt to repair it yourself. Contact the dealer/store that you
purchased the rollator from for any needed parts or repair.
This product should not be used without proper instruction•
from a healthcare professional.
Roscoe Medical assumes no responsibility for any damage or•
injury caused by improper installation, assembly or use of this
product.
DO NOT use your rollator as a wheelchair. Do not use on•
rough or uneven surfaces. Doing so may cause it to tip-over,
resulting in injury. Never use stairs or escalators while using
the rollator. Do not use on inclines over 8%.
FOLDING YOUR ROLLATOR
Pull up on seat and remove basket from under the seat, if installed.1.
Pull up on nylon cord to fold2.
UNFOLDING YOUR ROLLATOR
Place all wheels on ground and squeeze brakes.1.
Push down on handles and extend front casters away from2.
you. With one hand, press down on seat until wheels fully
extend.
BRAKE OPERATION
To engage the brakes, press down on the loop brake handle.1.
When pressed correctly, the handle will lock in the lower2.
position.
Test to make sure the rollator will not move before sitting3.
on the seat.
To release brakes, squeeze the loop brake handle up towards4.
the handle.
SITTING ON YOUR ROLLATOR
Make sure your rollator is on a level surface.1.
Assembly Instructions
Safety Precautions
Operating Instructions
Lock hand brakes of rollator by pressing down on grips2.
toward the ground until they lock into position.
Turn around until your back is to the rollator.3.
Slowly step back until the back of your legs touch rollator seat.4.
When sitting down on the rollator, DO NOT lean to one side5.
or the other. Be sure to distribute your weight evenly at all
times. Now sit.
WALKING WITH YOUR TRANSPORT ROLLATOR
Standing behind rollator, roll the rollator slowly forward so1.
that rear wheels are a few inches in front of your feet.
Step forward and place your foot in line with the rear wheels2.
but slightly inside of them.
Maintaining a steady roll forward, place your other foot in line3.
with rear wheels.
Determine a safe place to keep your feet in line with rear4.
wheels. Do not go on steep slopes or ramps that might cause
you to lose control.
USING YOUR TRANSPORT ROLLATOR AS A TRANSPORT CHAIR
For short trips, the transport rollator allows your Caregiver1.
to push you on level surfaces.
Have your Caregiver hold push bar while you are getting2.
seated and when standing up.
Fold down foot plates and place both of your feet on the3.
plates.While being pushed, feet should be on the foot plates
at all times.
Always have your Caregiver lock the brakes when you are not4.
being pushed or ambulating.
This product is5. not intended to be used as a full time
wheelchair.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST OR OPERATE
ROLLATOR WITHOUT READING ALL
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
WEIGHT CAPACITY : 250 LBS