User Manual
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1. Mounting Of Basket 40 Seat CUSHIONS 40 GENERAL 1 1 General Information Study the operating instructions carefully before use The person who prescribes the product or who is otherwise responsible for the user must ensure that the product is suitable for the user 1 2 Symbols Signal words are used in this manual and apply to hazards or unsafe prac tices which could result in personal injury or property damage See the information below for definitions of the signal words WARNING Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Gives useful tips recommendations and information for effi cient trouble free use 1 3 Product Life Cycle This product complies with Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices The launch date of this product is stated in the CE declaration of conformity The expected product life cycle of this product is 5 years when used in accordance with safety instructions maintenance intervals and correct use stated in this manual The effective product life cycle can vary according to frequency and intensity of use 33 1 4 Product Labeling The label contains all important technical information regarding DOLOMITE JAZZ XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX XX l RIE DOLOMITE XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XX2. brake cable Suitable tools to use are fixed spanners 8 mm for adjustment and 10 mm for the locking nut not included Stand behind the rollator The handles should normally be positioned at wrist height KA ery Ed ae Fi Loosen the handlebar by pushing the locking lever A upwards and WARNING then adjust the handles to a suitable height Lock the handlebars by pushing the handle slightly downwards a distinct click is heard when the handle is locked in it s position Repeat the procedure on the other side Make sure to tighten the lock nuts after adjustment 38 3 11 Using the Hand Brake 3 13 Using the Kerb Climber Apply the brakes by pulling both brake handles upwards Use the kerb climber to make it easier to mount pavements etc 3 12 Using the Parking Brake 3 14 Mount Kerb Climber on the Opposite Side The kerb climber can be mounted on both the left and the right Press the brake handles carefully downwards to apply the parking side brakes A distinct click indicates that the brake is in the correct position To mount the kerb climber on the opposite side loosen the screw A and remove the kerb climber Remount the kerb climber on the Itis important that both brakes are put into parking position opposite side and tighten the screw with a 4 mm hexagon key To release the brake pull the brake handle upwards WARNING Risk of falling When usi
3. sit on the rollator on sloping ground The parking brakes must be in braked position when the rollator is used as a support when getting up from a chair for example Loads must only be transported in the basket or on the tray Be careful when there is a heavy load in the basket Max load in the basket is 7 kg and on the tray is 5 kg 3 USAGE 3 1 Using the Rollator We do not recommend that the rollator is issued to anyone without first carrying out a full assessment of their specific needs It is important that the user is given the necessary support by the rollator as pre scribed by a qualified professional This is both for the safety of the user and also their recovery pattern 3 2 Operating Position Release the rollator by pulling the push handles outwards Press on the seat in order to lock the rollator in operating position WARNING Always make sure that the lock is engaged before using the rollator 3 3 Walking Place the rollator a bit in front of you and take a step towards it whilst using the hand grips for support 36 3 4 Sitting Down Stand in front of the chair with the rollator the back of the legs should touch the chair Place the hands on the arms of the chair lean forward slightly and sit down carefully 3 5 Rise to a Standing Position Place the rollator in front of you use the arm rests of the chair as support and rise carefully to a standing position Once steady in a standing positio
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5. Xxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Article number Product name Serial number Date of manufacture Max user weight NB See user manual In and outdoor rollator Max width of rollator Manufacturer s name 10 Height adjustment range 9 1 5 User Weight Limitation Your walker should only be used as a walking aid User s max weight Jazz 150 kg INVACARE will not accept responsibility for adaptations faulty repairs etc that are outside their control The weight limitation includes the contents of the basket and the weight of the user whether standing or sitting 1 6 Technical Data Model 610 Mode 510 A 750 1000 ae All dimensions are in mm Diameter front and rear wheels 200 mm A B D v E A 4 34 2 SAFETY Check ALL parts for shipping damage If shipping damage is noted DO NOT use Contact carrier dealer for further instruction 2 1 Intended Use The rollator is intended to support a person during walking and may also serve as a resting seat Further the rollator is intended to carry a load either in a specially designed basket or on a tray The user shall be instructed how to use the rollator This shall include the use of the features of the rollator and the restrictions in use The user shall also be notified of the warnings for use given in the user manual The rollator
6. ction 3 10 in the user manual If hand grips are loose do not use the rollator Change hand grips according to the service instructions which can be obtained from your Invacare representative e Periodically inspect the castors tightness wear and damage Make sure that the wheels are free of hair lint and other debris 41 5 AFTER USE 5 1 Disposal When the product can no longer be used it and its accessories as well as the packaging material should be sorted in the correct way The individual parts can be separated and handled according to this list specification Frame Polyested powder coated aluminium Handle bars Anodised aluminium Handgrips TPE Wheels Polypropylene with threads of TPE Plastic parts material according to marking PA PP PE Please be environmentally responsible and recycle this product through your recycling facility at its end of life 5 2 Reuse WARNING Risk of Injury Always inspect the product according to the service instruc tions before transferring the product to a different user If any damage is found do not use the product Otherwise injury may occur The service instructions can be obtained from your Invacare representative 6 WARRANTY We supply a 2 year guarantee from the date of delivery Damage caused by wear to items such as wheels handles and brakes is not covered by the guarantee Damage that arises due to abnormal use is excluded Damage caused by users who wei
7. gh more than 150 kg is excluded Maintenance and operating instructions must be observed for the guarantee to be valid Deviations may occur due to local agreements
8. is only intended for use indoor in living or public areas or outdoor The rollator is not to be used under water in e g pools or open air bathe neither in hot areas as e g saunas 2 2 General Warnings WARNING Exercise caution when walking on sloping slippery ground and on uneven surfaces WARNING Never lift the rollator in the folding strap when it is in use WARNING Not to be used for standing on or as a wheel chair WARNING Risk of falling Be careful when walking rearwards over obstacles WARNING Never sit and push with your feet WARNING Always sit on the rollator from the correct side do not sit down from the frontside of the rollator to avoid getting hurt by the holders for the basket 35 WARNING Do not go up or down stairs with the rollator Do not use the rollator on escalators Do not under any circumstances stand on the walker Do not let children play with the rollator risk of injuries If the push handles or the seat are exposed to extreme tem perature above 41 C there might be risk for first degree burns The walker must be fully unfolded when used as walking sup port Be careful when using long skirts the clothes might get stuck in the wheels Be careful if the wheel turns 90 degree and stops against an obstacle there might be a risk of falling Use seat for stationary seating only both brakes must be in parking position when the rollator is used as a seat Never
9. n transfer hands to the hand grips of the rollator A 3 6 Folding the Rollator WARNING Never use the rollator to pull yourself up from a sitting posi tion due to the tipping risk 1 Stand to the side of the rollator 2 Lift the folding strap on the seat 3 Press the push handles inwards to fold the rollator 3 7 Transport Position Lift the seat in the folding strap and press the push handles inwards to fold the rollator Close the locking mechanism A to lock the rollator in folded position for transporting A Q WARNING Be careful when folding the rollator Risk of pinching 37 3 8 Using the Height Adjustment Memory When adjusting the handle height for the first time the built in height adjustment memory can be used To access the height memory for the first time raise the push handles to the highest position to reveal the adjustment screw A Loosen the screw of the height adjustment memory but do not remove it Adjust the handles to a suitable height and retighten the screw Push the handles slightly downwards to fix the height Suitable tool to use is 1 5 mm hexagon key not included _ f the screw is removed by mistake and the adjustment screw can not be accessed raise the handle to the highest position to make the screw visible again Memory 3 9 Adjusting the Handle Height 3 10 Adjustment of Brake Effect If braking effect is poor adjust the
10. ng the kerb climber make sure that the rollator does not roll away uncontrolledly after crossing over an obstacle 39 3 15 Mounting of Basket 3 16 Seat Cushions Mount the basket by pushing it onto the tubes under the seat A The seat cushions on the seat can easily be removed if needed To When the attachment of the basket covers the red marking on the remove the seat cushions pull the cushion upwards on the marking of tubes B the basket is correctly mounted the cushion A WARNING Risk of imbalance falling If the seat cushions are removed be careful not to get stuck with the clothes on the velcro To remove the basket from the rollator lift the handles of the basket slightly upwards and pull the basket outwards WARNING Risk of imbalance falling Always lock the brakes before mounting removing the basket 40 4 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Maintenance should be done at least once a year Do not use an abrasive detergent cleaner or cloth to clean or dry the walker To ensure good performance and safety you should regularly check that the following is carried out Clean the rollator with solvent free household cleaner Keep the wheels clean Ensure that screws and adjustments are properly tightened e Immediately contact the nearest dealer if a fault should appear e Never use a defective walker Do not attempt repairs yourself Verify brake operation If brake adjustment is required see se
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