Dolomite Jazz Operating Instructions

The rollator is adapted for both indoor and outdoor use. Do not use the rollator as a wheelchair or for transportation of people. GB OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2. Lift the strap on the seat. NB! Exercise caution when folding/ unfolding the rollator. TRANSPORT POSITION D) Close the catch to lock in folded position for transporting. OPERATING POSITION E) Release the rollator by pressing on the seat tubes. Check that the safety catch is in locked position before use. NB! Risk of catching. CURB CLIMBER F) Use the curb climber to make it easier to mount pavements etc. ASSEMBLING A) Assembling basket. B) Assembling tray. SAFETY -Not to be used for standing on or as a wheelchair. - Use the seat to sit on. - Both brakes must be in the parking position when the rollator is used as a seat. - The parking brakes must be in braked posi- tion when the rollator is used as a support when getting up, from a chair for example. - Never sit down and roll yourself forward using your feet. - Do not go up or down stairs or use on an escalator. - Exercise caution on sloping ground. - The rollator must be fully unfolded when used as a walking support. NB! Only to be used as a walking support. - Exercise caution when there is a heavy load in the basket. Loads should solely be transported in the basket or on the tray. Max load in the basket is 5 kg and on the tray is 5 kg. - Remove the protective plastic from the wheels before use. - The handlebar must not be angled outwards as this reduces the rollator's lateral stability. A B C F E D

handles upwards. PARKING BRAKE H. Press the brake handles carefully down- wards to apply the parking brakes. A distinct click indicates that the brake is in the correct position. It is important that both brakes are put into parking position. To release the brake pull the brake hand le upwards. Both brakes must be in the parking position when you are sitting in the rollator. ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKE EFFECT I. If braking effect is poor adjust the brake cable. Suitable tools to use are fixed spa- nners, 7 and 10 mm (not included). HANDLEBARS For height adjustment of handle. J. Stand behind the rollator. The handles should normally be positioned at wrist height. K. Loosen the handlebar using the knob and adjust to a suitable height. Lock the handlebars using the knob. Check that both handles are set at the same height. G H I J K

To ensure good performance and safety you should regularly check that the following is carried out: • Clean the rollator with ordinary cleaning agent. Wipe it dry. Keep the wheels clean. • Check that screws and adjustments are properly tightened. • If your rollator is not functioning perfectly - immediately contact your dealer. Never use a defective rollator. Do not attempt repairs yourself! NB! Only to be used as a walking support. User's max. weight: DOLOMITE JAZZ 130 kg. DOLOMITE will not accept responsibility for adaptations, faulty repairs etc. that are outside their control. INSTRUCTIONS FOR DESTRUCTION OF PRODUCT AND PACKAGING: When the product can no longer be used, it and its accessories as well as the packaging material should be sorted correctly. The individual parts can be separated and dealt with according to the list specification. The label contains all important technical informa- tion regarding DOLOMITE JAZZ. 1: Article number 2: Product name 3: Serial number 4: Date of manufacture 5: Max. user weight 6: NB! See user manual. 7: In- and outdoor rollator. 8: Max. width of rollator. 9: Manufacturer's name. XXX KG XXcm DOLOMITE XXXXXX XXXXX - XX - XX X XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX - XXXXXX xxxx - xx 1 2 6 4 3 5 9 8 7 B A 520 600 A 62 cm 62 cm B 67-81 cm 75-97 cm C 39 cm 39 cm D 43 cm 43 cm E 52 cm 60 cm F 67 cm 67 cm Weight: 7,2 kg 7,8 kg Diameter front and rear wheels: 20 cm C D E F DOLOMITE AB, Box 55, 334 21 ANDERSTORP, SWEDEN TEL +46 (0)371 58 84 00, FAX +46(0)371 170 90 E-mail: [email protected], www.dolomite.se Invacare Ltd, South Road, Bridgend Industrial Estate, UK-Bridgend CF31 3PY TEL (44) (0)1656 664 321, FAX (44) (0)1656 667 532 [email protected], [email protected]