ALPINE WA01082 Forearm Rollator User Manual

: October 30, 2023
: Alpine

Table of Contents

SAFETY SUMMARY
Stability warning
Folding or assembling warnings
OPENING/FOLDING THE ROLLATOR
OPENING
FOLDING
ADJUSTING HANDRAIL/ HAND GRIP/ BRAKE CABLES
USING HAND BRAKES
LOCKING HAND BRAKES
CABLE ADJUSTER UNIT
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CARE OF WHEELED ACCESSORIES
Documents / Resources
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FOREARM ROLLATOR ALPINE WA01082 Forearm Rollator

USER MANUAL
PRODUCT CODE WA01082

NOTES
Check all parts for shipping damage. In case of shipping damage,
Do NOT use. Contact Dealer further instruction.

SAFETY SUMMARY

To ensure the safe operation of the Alpine Forearm Rollator, these instructions MUST be followed:

General warning

DO NOT install or use this equipment without first reading and understanding
the instructions. If you are unable to understand the Warnings, Cautions or Instructions, contact a healthcare professional, dealer or technical personnel before attempting to install this equipment–otherwise, injury or damage may occur.
User should always consult with their physician or therapist to determine proper adjustment and usage.
This equipment is NOT intended to be self-propelled while seated.
A physical/occupational therapist should assist in the height adjustment of the rollator for maximum support and correct brake activation, the fixture of the screw and the position of the quick release/assembly kits.
Always ensure screws are fastened to the connector, so that the connector can’t move when forced. Ensure the correct position of the quick release/ assembly kits, and they will not fall even with opposite force. Ensure all snap buttons fully protrude through adjustment holes. Ensure the braking system is effective when brake handle is locked or released.
Care should be taken to ensure that ALL handles, height adjustment locks, wheels, brakes or any other functional or moving parts are in good working order before operation.
All wheels MUST be in contact with the floor at ALL TIMES during use. This will ensure the upright rollator is properly balanced. The brakes MUST be in the locked position BEFORE using the seat.
When using the rollator in a stationary position, the hand brakes MUST be locked.
DO NOT put your full weight on the linkage component nor use it as a handle to carry the Walker. It is designed only for the purpose of connecting the two armrest supports, neither for supporting the user nor carrying the Walker.
DO NOT go up or down inclines greater than 15% or diagonally across inclines greater than 5% when using as a traditional upright rollator with armrest locked in horizontal position.
DO NOT ride the rollator with all your weight on the armrests or lean disproportionately on one of the armrests.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS CAN LEAD TO INJURY.

Stability warning

The Rollator can provide ambulatory assistance to an individual weighing up to 300 lbs. (136kg), INCLUDING the weight of the contents in the bag.
The Rollator bag has a weight limitation of 10 lbs. (4.5kg)

Folding or assembling warnings

After unfolding or assembling rollator, make sure the seat tubing is securely locked at both side slots, and the quick release/assembly kits are in their correct position. All screws must be tightly locked without movement.
DO NOT hang an additional weight on either side of the frame. This may cause the rollator unbalanced when it is fully unfolded, resulting in injury or damage.

Installation warning

Periodically check the rollator and attachments are properly and securely locked in place BEFORE using.

OPENING/FOLDING THE ROLLATOR

Note: Refer to the FOLDING/ASSEMBLY WARNINGS in the SAFETY SUMMARY of this instruction sheet.

OPENING

Notes: For clearer display, the bag is not attached to the rollator.

Install the hand grip with brake & armrest component to the top of the side tube, and rotate the black lever by 90 degrees and then lock it to the slot, as shown in Figure 1.
Open the rollator by pushing the side frames outwards, as shown in Figure 2.
Lower the seat and push it down until both seat rails are fully locked into the plastic slots, as shown in Figure 3.
Press the snap button and adjust it to the appropriate position. Make sure the snap button protrudes through the hole on the linkage component, as shown in Figure 4.
Before using, test the rollator by grasping the side frames and attempt to pushing slightly inward with some force. The rollator will remain locked in OPEN position when the seat is completely open and table, as shown in Figure 5.

FOLDING

Note: For clearer display, the bag is not attached to the rollator.

Press the snap button and adjust it to the appropriate position. Make sure the snap button protrudes through the hole on the linkage component, as shown in Figure 6.
Lift the band on the middle of the seat and push both the side frames inwards until the rollator is completely closed, as shown in Figure 7.

ADJUSTING HANDRAIL/ HAND GRIP/ BRAKE CABLES

Notes: Refer to the INSTALLATION WARNINGS in the SAFETY SUMMARY of this instruction sheet.

Release the knob and adjust the height handrails upward or downward to the desired height. Ensure both handrails are at the same height and the knob is locked after height adjustment, as shown in figure 8.
Open the quick-release lever, adjust the hand grip to the appropriate angle and fasten the lever. Ensure the quick-release lever is locked after angle adjustment, as shown in Figure 9.

ALPINE WA01082 Forearm Rollator - fig 8

USING HAND BRAKES

Pull the top portion of the brake handles UP towards the hand grips, as shown in Figure 10.

LOCKING HAND BRAKES

Push DOWN on the bottom portion of the brake handle until an audible “click” is heard, as shown in Figure 11.

ALPINE WA01082 Forearm Rollator - fig 10

CABLE ADJUSTER UNIT

If the tension of the brake handle is STILL too loose/tight, perform the following adjustments:

Figure Use fingers or a 10 mm wrench to turn the larger locking nut until loosened. Then use fingers or pliers to turn barrel adjuster nut and try the brake. If this does not correct the problem, repeat turning the barrel adjuster nut until the brake functions as expected.
Then tighten the locking nut until it presses tightly against the housing to prevent the barrel adjuster nut from loosening. As shown in Figure 12.
Use fingers or a 10 mm wrench to turn the larger locking nut until loosened. Then use fingers or pliers to turn barrel adjuster nut and try the brake. If this does not correct the problem, repeat turning barrel adjuster until the brake functions as expected.
Then tighten the locking nut until it presses tightly against the fixed plate to prevent the barrel adjuster nut from loosening. As shown in Figure 13.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Ensure that ALL attaching hardware is secured at ALL times.
Check the seat rails locked into the plastic slots securely. If not, push down the seat again.
Check the wheels are locked and installed properly.
Make sure the quick release kit is locked.
Replace any broken, damaged or worn items immediately.