Wheels

Wheels should be inflated to 34psi for the big front wheels and 24psi for the small rear wheels. Significantly under or over inflated wheels can affect performance.

Adjusting the Height

Press the gray button on the middle-back of the frame and adjust handle to the appropriate height. Repeat for other side. Make sure the gray button on both handles is locked before use and make sure both handles are set to the same height. Handle height adjusts from 31.9” to 37”. Adjust the handles of the rollator so they are at the height of your wrist when your arms are hanging by your sides. When you place your hand on the handle, your elbow should be slightly bent. If you find that you need to bend over or keep your arms bent at a right angle, adjust handle height.

Operating the Brakes

Squeeze the brake handles up to brake the rollator. Then, push the brake handles down to lock the rear wheels. In this position, the parking brake of the rollator is active. To release the parking brake again, pull the brake handles upward.

Important: Parking brake must be engaged before using seat of rollator.

Folding and Storage

Push the edges of seat down firmly to lock seat in place. Then, pull the handle in the middle of the seat firmly upwards to fold the rollator. Continue to push the rollator on both sides of the frame to finish folding.

Things to Avoid

DO NOT sit on rollator if parking brake is not engaged.

DO NOT “drop” onto the seat.

DO NOT use the rollator as a wheelchair.

DO NOT hang objects on the brake handles or hand grips.

DO NOT use if any wheels are flat.

DO NOT use as a stepladder.