helavo H1050 Series Adjustable Seat Rollator Instruction Manual

helavo H1050 Series Adjustable Seat Rollator

Intended Use

This rollator is intended to be used by persons with reduced mobility as a walking aid and for transporting smaller objects. This rollator model is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. It is intended for use on solid ground by persons with a maximum weight of 500 lbs.
The user should have the necessary physical, visual and cognitive abilities to operate the rollator safely.

Before using your rollator

Read the user instructions carefully before assembling and using the rollator and keep it in a safe place. Consult your medical professional to determine if the rollator is suitable for your needs.

You can assemble this rollator on your own in a few steps. Assembly takes about 10 minutes. No tools are needed for assembly. Put a blanket underneath to protect your floor.
Important: Please check the rollator for transportation damage. Do not use the rollator if there is obvious damage. Contact us regarding repairs or return.

If you have any questions regarding the assembly, the rollator or if you are unsure about anything, please contact our customer service at the e-mail address: support@helavo-rollators.com

Scope of Delivery

The Helavo Series H1050 comes with a frame and the following parts:

• Removable cane holder
• Basket
• Front wheel axles with front wheels
• Rear wheel axle with rear wheels
• Velcro strap
• Assembly instructions
• Product insert

Description of the rollator

Safety

Warning: The rollator can provide assistance to a person with a maximum weight of 500 lbs. The maximum load of the basket of 11 lbs should not exceeded.

Follow the safety instructions

1. Make sure the parking brake (“G”) is active when the rollator is parked.
2. Check the handle height and make sure the height adjustment (“I”) and the spring buttons (“J”) are locked before use.
3. Make sure the rollator is completely unfolded and locked into position.
4. Keep your hands away from the folding mechanism to avoid entrapment.

What not to do

1. Do not use the rollator as a wheelchair.
2. Do not sit on the rollator if the parking brake (“G”) is not active or if it is at an angle.
3. Do not “drop” onto the seat (“B”).
4. Do not hang any objects on the brake handles (“G”) or hand grips (“F”).
5. Do not stand on the rollator or use it as a stepladder.

Assembly Instructions

1. Remove the rollator from the packaging and remove the protective foils. Spread out the parts for the assembly as shown.
   

2. Insert the rear wheel axle with rear wheel (“K”) with the marking “RB” into the frame at the corresponding marking “RB”. Both markings point to the outer side of the rollator.
   

3. Press and hold the two spring buttons (“J”) on the sides of the rear wheel axle (“K”) to slide the parts into each other.
   Important: The parts should click into place with a “click” sound.
   

4. Repeat steps 2. and 3. for the second rear wheel axle with rear wheel (“K”) marked “LB” on the other side of the frame.
   

5. Insert the front wheel axle with front wheel (“D”) with mark “RF” into the frame at the corresponding mark “RF”. Both markings point to the outer side of the rollator.
   

6. Press and hold the two spring buttons (“J”) on the sides of the front wheel axle (“D”) to slide the parts into each other.
   Important: The parts should snap into place with a “click” sound.
   

7. Repeat steps 2. and 3. for the second front wheel axle with front wheel (“D”) marked “LF” on the other side of the frame.
   

8. Put the rollator in an upright position and unfold it.
   Important: Make sure the rollator is completely unfolded.
   

9. Attach the backrest (“B”) to both sides of the handles (“F”) and fix it by tightening the grey wing screws (“H”).
   The Helavo logo should be facing the front of the rollator.
   Tip: After assembly, you can adjust the backrest to your desired height.
   

10. . Now insert the handles (“F”) one after the other into the frame by pressing and holding the grey button of the height adjustment (“I”).
    Adjust the handles so that both sides have the same height.
    

11. Our recommendation: Fix the brake cables on both sides of the frame using the velcro tape as shown.
    When doing so, make sure not to cover any reflectors.
    

Adjusting the handle height

Press the gray button on the height adjustment (“I”) on the frame of the rollator and adjust the handle to the appropriate height. Repeat for the other side. Make sure the gray buttons on both handles are locked. Make sure that both handles are set to the same height.
Handle height: 33.1 – 37.4 inch

Your ideal handle height
Adjust the handles (“A”) of the rollator so that they are at the height of your wrist when your arms are hanging. 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 the height of the handles.

Adjusting the seat height

Press the spring button (“J”) on the frame of the rollator and adjust the seat to the appropriate height. Repeat this for all wheel axles. Make sure all push buttons are engaged. Make sure that all wheel axles (“D” / “K”) are set to the same height.
Seat height: 21.1 – 22.8 inch

Brakes

1. Pull the brake handles (“G”) up to brake the rollator.
   

2. Push the brake handles (“G”) 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 (“G”) upward.
   

Adjusting the brakes

To adjust the rear brake (“L”), adjust the adjustment screw and locking nut. These are located on the rear wheels (“K”) of the rollator. Turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise to increase the tension. Then secure the adjustment by turning the locking nut clockwise. Hold the adjustment screw in place while doing so.

Important
If the brake adjustment has been made so that the rear brake (“L”) is set too loose or too tight, this will affect the function of the brake. If the brake is set too tight, it could drag on the wheel. If the brake is set too loose, it could affect the operation of the brake.

Removable cane holder

1. Attach the cane holder (“E”) to the side of the frame in the provided position.
   

2. To do this, slide the cane holder (“E”) onto the holder from above.
   

Folding and storing the rollator

1. Lift the seat (“C”) of the rollator
   

2. Pull up the black metal brace inside the basket to fold the rollator.
   

Maintenance

1. Check the rollator at regular intervals for loose wing screws (“H”) and defective spring buttons (“J”).
2. Periodically check for proper operation of the rear wheel brakes (“L”).
3. Replace damaged or worn parts.
   

Cleaning

The rollator can be cleaned with a damp cloth / sponge and warm soapy water. If necessary, you can use an antibacterial surface cleaner. Dry the areas thoroughly afterwards. When cleaning, take care not to leave any residue on the seat and handles so that the surface does not become slippery in these areas. Do not use scouring pads or scrapers to avoid damaging the surface coating.

References

• rollators.com

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