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Secure the Pouch
Fasten each snap on front and back of rollator to secure
the pouch to the seat frame tubes as shown in fig. 5.
Install the Back Bar
Install both ends of back bar into frame back bar
receptacles as shown in fig. 6; push down until both
locking buttons snap into place.
WARNING: Ensure both ends of back bar are
locked in place before proceeding.
OPERATION
WARNING: BEFORE EACH USE, ensure all
locking buttons protrude fully from holes, all
knobs are tight, the pouch is securely attached,
and all attaching hardware is securely
tightened.
WARNING: Ensure that hand brakes stop
Rollator and lock in place appropriately when
operating or sitting on the Rollator. If your hand
brakes are not operating correctly, please
see your Graham-Field authorized distributor
immediately for service.
WARNING: The Rollator pouch has a maximum
weight capacity of 10 lb (4.5 kg). Ensure items
placed in the pouch do not protrude from the
pouch.
WARNING: Ensure back bar is always in place
during use. DO NOT use the back bar to support
user's entire body weight.
Walking With Your Rollator
Stand behind your Rollator with a hand placed securely
on each handgrip. Move your Rollator slowly forward
and select a pace that is comfortable for you. Always
be sure the rear wheels are a few inches ahead of your
body.
Stopping With Your Rollator
The Rollator has loop locking hand brakes. To slow
down, squeeze the hand brakes upward toward the
handgrips. To hold the Rollator in a stationary position,
push the hand brakes down, away from the handgrips,
until the hand brakes lock into place; the rear wheels
will be locked in place in parked position. To release,
pull the hand brakes upward toward the handles until
the rear wheels move freely.
RJ4700-INS-LAB-RevA11
seat frame tube
back bar
locking button
frame back bar
receptacle
rest
seat
RJ4700 Set N' Go Rollator
seat
pouch
snap
fig. 5
back bar
fig. 6
handgrip
locking
hand brake
folding
pull strap
fig. 7
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