Wheeled Walker User Manual
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1. WHEELED WALKER OWNER S HANDBOOK CE Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 1 of 28 PARTS DESCRIPTION HANDLEBAR E BRAKE Lever The diagram left shows a three wheel triwalker with basic cable brakes FR CASTOR FOLDING CABLE BRAKE WHEEL MECHANISM MECHANISM Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 3 of 28 CONTENTS Contents 7 Care and Maintenance Introduction 8 Brake Operation Parts Description 9 Assembling the Walker Personal Safety 10 Specification Adjustments for Comfort 11 Warranty Transportation amp Assembly eae ef INTRODUCTION The Wheeltech wheeled walker range provides a selection of high quality four wheel rollators and three wheel triwalkers in a variety of finishes The walkers are designed to aid the user to walk and as an option carry items such as shopping All of the walkers are suitable for everyday indoor and outdoor use They are intended to be lightweight and portable whilst offering stability and security to the user All Wheeltech walkers are manufactured to the highest quality standards and are CE marked as Medical Devices The walker range provides a robust and visually appealing product whilst being a cost effective solution to some mobility problems Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 2 of 28 ae staal The diagram left shows TIGHTENING four wheel HANDLEBAR SEAT HANDLE rollator with Vi push down brake mecha2. operating correctly triwalkers only e Only use an approved Medicare Technology dealer for any maintenance and repairs on your wheeled walker Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 10 of 28 i ASSEMBLING THE WALKER i NOTE The brake on rollators and triwalkers are factory set and should not require adjustment For technical assistance on the walker brakes contact your Medicare Technology dealer Assembling the triwalkers TW001 TWO002 TW003 TW004 amp TW006 1 Remove all packaging from the triwalker 2 Loosen the tightening handles A on the triwalker by unscrewing counter clockwise and remove the metallic packaging inserts from the tube ends see photo overleaf Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 12 of 28 3 Insert the handles as shown in B on the photograph right Ensure the handles are inserted in to the triwalker by at least 50mm 2 Retighten the tightening handles A until firmly secure With cable brake triwalkers all except TW001 check the brake before use If included install the triwalker bag and basket Use the press studs on the bag to secure it on the four tubes of the triwalker Place the basket as shown in the photo below Assembling the basic rollator WA006 1 Fold out the rollator by pulling the rear wheels away from the front wheels so the rollator looks like photograph in the Parts Description Secure the rollator by locking th
3. your dealer 8 Under normal circumstances no responsibility will be accepted where the walker has required assistance as a direct result of a the walker part not having been maintained in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations b failure to use the manufacturer s specified parts c the walker or part having been damaged due to neglect accident or improper use d the walker or part having been altered from the manufacturers specification or repairs having been attempted before the dealer is notified In the event of your walker requiring attention please contact your service agent dealer and give all relevant details so they can act quickly The manufacturer reserves the right to alter without notice any weights measurements or other technical data shown in this manual All figures measurements and capacities shown in this manual are approximate and do not constitute specifications Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 25 of 28 Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 27 of 28 Other Products in the Medicare Technology Range Please contact your local Medicare Technology Dealer for a catalogue Medicare Technology Ltd Ainleys Industrial Estate Elland HX5 9JP Tel 44 0 1422 413388 Email enquiries medicaretechnology co Web www medicaretechnology com Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 26 of 28 Manufactured by medica retechnology Medicare Technolog
4. 011 69 x 71 x 93cm 27 x 28 x37 24x71 x 81cm 917 x 28 x 32 55cm 21 82 97cm 3214 3814 9 5kg 20 9lb 180kg 28 st Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 21 of 28 WA006 73 x 58 x 87cm 29 x 22 x 34 31 x 50 x 69cm 12 x 20 x 27 56cm 22 12kg 26 4lb 115kg 18 st WA012 67 x 62 x 93cm 261 x 24 x 37 24 x62 x 81cm 97 x 24 x 32 59cm 227 82 98cm 3214 382 9 2kg 20 3lb 115kg 18 st Page 23 of 28 Weights and Dimensions Dimensions L x W x H cm in Dimensions folded L x WxH cm in Handle Height cm in Weight kg Ib Max User Mass Dimensions L x W x H cm in Dimensions folded L x W x H cm in Seat Height cm in Weight kg Ib Max User Mass Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H TW001 002 003 TW006 TW004 57cm x 68cm x 96cm 22 2 X 26 X ITA 66cm x 27cm x 70cm 26 x 10 x 277 81 94cm 79 92cm O20 e 31 360 1 2kg 7 9kg 5 8kg 15 8lb 17 4lb 12 8lb 115kg 18 stones WA001 WA002 63cmx 62cm x 93cm 25 x 24 x 37 24cm x 62cm x 81cm 9 x 24 x 32 56cm 22 7 8kg 17 2Ib 115kg 18 st Page 22 of 28 WARRANTY To improve the safety and lifespan of your walker it is recommended that you have it serviced on a regular basis Recommended Service Schedules for walkers are available to service agents There is a
5. NTS FOR COMFORT Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H To adjust the height of all walkers unscrew the tightening handles at either side of the walker anticlockwise Adjust the height of the walker to suit the user and then tighten by turning the tightening handles clockwise to secure as shown in the photo Ensure that the tightening handles are on the outside of the rollator triwalker Page 8 of 28 TRANSPORTATION AND ASSEMBLY e To fold the tri walker for transporting pull the black section back towards the handles This will start the folding process To allow the triwalker to stand upright during storage do not fold the triwalker up fully Leave a gap of at least 50mm 2 inches between the rear tyres e To fully unfold the triwalker before using push the folding mechanism down away from the handles e To fold the rollator for transporting remove the basket lift the seat up and pull the black cord whilst holding the rollator handles lifting the rollator at the same time f Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 9 of 28 BRAKE OPERATION To operate the push down brakes on WA001 and TW001 e Apply pressure by pushing down on the handles or sitting on the seat WA001 only to apply the brakes The brakes will automatically disengage when pressure is released To operate the basic cable brakes on TW002 and WA006 e Squeeze the brake lever to engage the brake To lock the br
6. ake push the locking pin whilst squeezing the brake lever then release lever To unlock brakes squeeze the brake lever until the pin pops out then release the brake lever To operate the deluxe cable brakes on TWO03 4 6 amp WA002 7 11 12 e Squeeze the brake lever up to engage the brake in the direction shown the photo by the grey arrow To lock the brakes push down on the brake lever until it locks as shown by the black downwards arrow in the photo To unlock the brakes pull up on the brake lever until the lock removes as shown by the black upwards arrow Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 11 of 28 e To unfold the rollator before using lift the rollator by the handles and cord and place on the ground wheels first This action should enable you to unfold the rollator after releasing the cord CARE AND MAINTENANCE e Ensure the walker is used only as an aid for mobility e Ensure the walker is kept clean Wipe down the walker with a damp cloth on a regular basis e Check the moving parts e g wheels and height adjustment regularly e Ensure that the hand operated cable brakes have been adjusted to suit the wheels and user e All the fasteners screws nuts and bolts are to be checked regularly to ensure they are securely tightened e Check that the front castor wheel swivels freely Withdraw the walker from use if it does not e Inspect the central locking mechanism regularly to ensure it is
7. cating they have locked in position Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 16 of 28 Assembling the WA012 rollator 1 1 Pull out the rear wheel until it locks in to position with a click Repeat for the other rear wheel 2 Insert the front wheels in to the rollator pushing the brass buttons in Insert until the brass buttons lock in position 3 Once both front wheels have been installed secure by inserting the E clips Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 17 of 28 Assembling the WA001 and WA002 rollator 1 Remove the rollator and all components from the packaging Fold out the rollator 2 Remove any packaging from the rollator tubing Insert the handlebar in to the tubing ensuring the cable is to the outside of the rollator frame select the required height and secure with the tightening handle supplied Repeat for other handle 3 Lift up seat and insert the basket Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 19 of 28 4 Remove any packaging inserts from tubing Insert the handlebar in to the tubing ensuring the cable is to the outside of the rollator frame Select the required height and secure with the tightening handle supplied Repeat for other handle 5 Insert the backrest Push the backrest in until the silver buttons click indicating they have locked the backrest in to position 6 Lift up the seat If necessary secure t
8. comprehensive twelve month warranty from the date on which your new walker is delivered The warranty covers the walker for repairs or replacement during this period For more detail please see the warranty conditions overleaf 1 Any work or replacement part installation must be carried out by an authorised Medicare Technology dealer service agent 2 To apply the warranty should your walker require attention please contact the outlet from which you purchased the walker 3 Should any part of the walker require repair or full or part replacement as a result of a manufacturing or material defect within the warranty period parts will be supplied free of charge Note The guarantee is not transferable 4 Any repaired or replaced parts will be covered by the balance of the warranty period on the walker 5 Parts replaced after the original warranty has expired will be covered by a three month warranty 6 Consumable items supplied will not generally be covered during the normal warranty period unless such items require repair or replacement clearly as a direct result of a Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 24 of 28 manufacturing or material defect Such items include among others upholstery and tyres 7 The above warranty conditions apply to brand new walkers second hand walkers supplied directly by Medicare Technology carry a six month warranty period If you are unsure whether your walker is covered contact
9. e plastic bracket on the pin as shown in the photograph right PLASTIC well BRACKET i 2 Follow the Triwalker Assembly Procedure to install the handlebars and check the brakes 3 The shopping basket hangs on the two hooks below the seat and has a carrying handle for easy removal Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 13 of 28 Assembling the WA007 WA011 rollator 1 Carefully remove the packaging from the rear wheels inside the box Insert the rear wheels in to the rollator pushing the brass buttons in Use the locating screw on the wheel and push the wheel inside until the brass buttons lock the wheel in position 2 Insert the front wheels in to the rollator pushing the brass button in Use the locating screw on the wheel and push the wheel inside until the brass buttons lock the wheel in position 3 Once all 4 wheels have been installed secure by screwing in the handwheels Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 15 of 28 Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 14 of 28 4 Remove any packaging from the rollator tubing Insert the handlebar in to the tubing ensuring the cable is to the outside of the rollator frame select the required height and secure with the tightening handle supplied Repeat for other handle 5 Lift up seat and insert the basket 6 Insert the backrest Push the backrest in until the silver buttons click indi
10. he underseat bag to the rollator frame using the Velcro straps on the bag Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 18 of 28 4 Insert the backrest Push the backrest in until the silver button click indicating they have locked in position Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 20 of 28 SPECIFICATION Model Features Steel frame amp handlebars MA elnio t olojo o olo o S F S TW006 WA002 WA007 WA011 WA012 WA006 WA001 Alu frame amp handlebars Push down braking mech jj Basic cable brakes ii x i Be Cane holder GO Seat i Ss am 200mm solid grey tyres ME 200mm soid balloon grey tyres Height adjustment Padded straight backrest Padded curvedbackrest Wi In addition to the above a number of walker accessories including bags trays and baskets are available from your dealer Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Dimensions L x W x H cm in Dimensions folded L x W x H cm in Seat Height cm in Handle hgt cm in Weight kg Ib Max User Mass Dimensions L x W x H cm in Dimensions folded L x W xH cm in Seat Height cm in Handle hgt cm in Weight kg lb Max User Mass WA007 69 x 62 x 93cm 25 x 24 x 37 24 x62 x 81cm 97 x 24 x 32 55cm 217 82 97 cm 3214 3814 8 9kg 19 6lb 115kg 18 st WA
11. nism a i FR CASTOR PUSH DOWN CANE HOLRER WHEEL BRAKE MECH Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 4 of 28 ee al The diagram left shows a Comfort Rollator FR CASTOR REAR WHEEL WHEEL BRAKED Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 5 of 28 PERSONAL SAFETY For your health and comfort make sure that you adopt a comfortable posture and that you can operate the braking mechanism with ease Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Ensure that the handles are at equal heights and securely locked in position Ensure the walker is always fully folded out if applicable and locked in position before using Ensure that all the wheels are stable and are on the ground before using Ensure that the braking mechanism is adequate and test before using Ensure that the user sits in the centre of the seat applicable to rollators only Do not use the four wheel rollators on gradients 7 1 in 8 or above Ensure that the brakes are always locked on when sitting on the seat applicable to rollators only Ensure that the latest health and safety practice is used for carrying and lifting items such as wheeled walkers Page 7 of 28 HANDLEBAR ee BRAKE LEVER The diagram left shows a budget E Th rollator with basic cable brakes i FR CASTOR SHOPPING CABLE BRAKE WHEEL BASKET MECHANISM Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 6 of 28 ADJUSTME
12. y Ltd Ainley s Industrial Estate Elland West Yorkshire HX5 9JP T 44 0 1422 314488 F 44 0 1422 314489 E enquiries medicaretechnology com W www medicaretechnology com Wheeled Walker Owner s Handbook Z25999 Rev H Page 28 of 28
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