Seat; How To Use; Brakes; To Brake - Mopedia RP515 Manual De Instrucciones

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5. Place the bag/basket under the seat.
WARNING! Make sure that the knobs is located
into the holes
WARNING!
Adjust the height of the rollator so that a user who is standing with his arms at
his sides have the pulse height handles. This will ensure the positioning of the
arms bent at about 20° -30° when using the rollator
WARNING! Use the bag/basket for small items only. Do not overload the bag/
basket to prevent imbalances and the risk of overturning (Max weight 4,5 kg)

9.2.1 Seat

Before sitting , place the rollator on a flat and solid surface and then lock the brakes.
Make sure the latch of the lock is secured properly and that the rollator is in a stable position.
WARNING! Questions to sit down with your weight on the seat assembly.
Do not sit by pushing only on one side.
WARNING! Make sure that the knobs is located into the holes.
Before use, always make sure that the rollator does not tend to close up
under the influence a small lateral force.
Be careful not to twist the brake cables when connecting the handlebar and wheels.

10. HOW TO USE

• Start pushing when you are in an upright position with both hands on the handle;
• Make sure your hands are dry before using the rollator to avoid the risk of slipping;
• Walking maintaining an upright position with his eyes facing forward and not down;
• Do not push the rollator too far away from the body, this may cause falls
and loads inadequate;
• Do not use the rollator to overcome steps higher than 20mm;
• When using outdoors, prefer the sidewalks properly prepared in accordance
regulations for the removal of architectural barriers;

11. BRAKES

11.1 To brake

To brake the rollator pull the brake lever with your fingers upwards until the rollator slows
down or stops. To continue to move the rollator, release the brake handles.

11.2 Lock the brake (handbrake)

Press down on the brake lever with the palm of your hand, when you hear a "click" wheels are
locked. Lift the handle of the brake releasing it from the stop position.