In-Step Mobility U-Step II Step-by-step Manual

In-Step Mobility Products Corp. U-Step II Walking Stabilizer 4-inch non-marking casters Padded seat Tension control Height adjustable Adjustable backrest Spring-loaded front wheel Place to step for going up curbs Glow-in-the-Dark tabs Laser projected red line – optional Ergonomically positioned handlebars Comfort grips Hand ...

CONTENTS: A. Assembly Instructions B. Braking C. Tension Control Adjustment D. Sitting Down E. Walking Over Obstacles F. Transporting G. Setup After Transporting H. Optional Accessories 1. Laser & Sound Cueing Module Replacing the Cueing Module Batteries 2. Alternative Brake Accessory 3. Weights I. Maintenance J. Warranty Information Guide for Sett ...

A. Assembly Instructions 1) After opening the box, cut the plastic ties that secured the U-Step II in transit. 2) Lift up on the tube at the top near the seat so that the seat becomes horizontal with the ground. Press the seat down until it snaps into place. (Below) 3) Install the left and the right handlebars. If you have any doubt which is the l ...

the handle bar into the lower height adjustment tube. (Left) Also, when you insert the handlebars make sure that the cables are routed to the inside of the handlebars, rather than the out- side. (Right) 4) Adjusting the Handlebars to the proper height. Generally, the handlebars are adjusted so t ...

There are three adjustment holes for the backrest. (Left) Choose the one most com- fortable for you when you sit down. Insert the two bolts and wing nuts provided to secure the back- rest into place. Slide the bolt through the top side of the tube and secure with the wing nut below. (Right) 7) Mounting the Basket With the seat flip ...

B. Braking The U-Step II wheels will not roll until you release the brakes in one of the following ways: 1) Squeeze either or both hand brake levers to release the brakes. 2) Pull up on the release bar of the alternative brake accessory discussed in section H. 1) Not everyone needs to adjust the tension control to be safe. However, if you feel tha ...

j WARNING: While sitting, DO NOT push off with your feet to move the U-Step II. This is unsafe. D. Sitting Down To sit down, you can either turn around while holding the han- dlebar, or pivot the U-Step II around so that it is positioned behind you and then sit down on the seat. When you are sitting on the U-Step II you are facing back- wards rela ...

E. Walking Over Obstacles The U-Step II has a patented spring-loaded front caster that enables it to roll over obsta- cles, such as door molding strips and cracks in the side- walk. It will help you ride over obstacles as high as one half- inch. By removing the safety pins that stop the rear wheels from springing up, you can navigate up larger ob ...

F. Transporting Your U-Step II Release Lever 2) Reach down and pull up on the horizontal bar that has a sticker on it reading “Lift Here to Fold” until the U-Step II folds up. 1) With the U-Step II in front of you, raise the release lever in front of the seat and tilt the seat upward. 3) Secure the Velcro strap to stop the walker from foldi ...

4) Hold the U-Step II by the side to place it into your vehicle. G. Setup After Transporting j SAFETY NOTE: It is very important to press the seat down until the Release Lever fully snaps into place. 1) Release the Velcro strap hold- ing the U-Step II in the folded position. 2) Allow the U-Step II to open – with the base on the ground. 3) P ...