SuperHandy GUT148 Knee Walker Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- SuperHandy
Table of Contents
SuperHandy GUT148 Knee Walker
Product Information
Specifications
- SKU: GUT148
- Rated Load: 330lbs (150kg)
- Wheel Size: 12″
- Handle Bar Height Range: 34.2~39″ (870~990mm)
- Knee Platform Height Range: 20~23.5″ (510~600mm)
- Net Weight: 16.5lbs (7.5kg)
- Safety Walking Speed: < 3 MPH
Product Usage Instructions
Assembly
Folded Frame Setup
The knee walker will be in a folded position when unpacking it from the
shipping carton. Follow these steps to set it up:
- Take scooter out of the box.
- Slowly turn the folded frame to straight until the folding clasp is closed.
- Make sure the folding clasp is locked before using.
- If you need to fold the knee walker, push the button on the folding clasp and open the clasp, then slowly turn back wheels sideward.
Handle Bar Setup
- Insert the handle bar to the frame using M6 bolts and nuts.
- Loosen the handle knob.
- Lift the handle-bar to a proper angle for yourself.
- Tighten the handle knob to fix the handle bar.
- Adjust the handle bars’ height by choosing a hole on the bar. It should be set at waist level to keep your back straight.
- Ensure the handle knob is secure and tight before each use to prevent injury.
- Knee Platform Setup:
The knee walker can be used for right or left leg injuries.
Follow these steps to adjust the platform:
- Remove the D-sharp pin and lift the platform from its frame.
- Choose a proper hole on the platform, insert the pin, and lock the clamp on the opposite side.
- Reinsert the platform post and set it for the desired height.
- The comfort knee platform height should support your injured leg at a 90-degree angle when standing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q: How should I adjust the handle bar height?
A: The handle bars can be raised and lowered by adjusting the position of the handle knob in the middle of the handle bar. Choose a hole on the bar to set it at waist level to keep your back straight. -
Q: Can the knee walker be used for both right and left leg injuries?
A: Yes, the knee walker can be used for both right and left le injuries. Follow the instructions provided to adjust the kneeplatform accordingly.
Knee Walker Operator’s Manual
WARNING
Carefully review and understand all INSTRUCTIONS prior to operating this
device. Failure to follow the safety rules and other basic safety precautions
may result in serious personal injury. Keep these instructions in a safe place
and accessible so that they can be reviewed as required. Keep these
instructions to assist in future servicing needs.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
This Knee Walker is designed to maximize mobility during your recovery from
foot injury or ankle injury including a surgery.
We recommend operating this Knee Walker at a safe walking speed (< 3 mph).
CAUTION: As with any new physical activity, instruction, practice, and common sense are necessary for successful use of the knee walker. Your health professional or knee walker distributor can provide instruction and a demonstration. Practice operating the knee walker to increase your skill and confidence.
WARNING
Do not use this product without first reading and understanding this manual!
If you are unable to understand the cautions, terms and conditions, and
instructions, contact a healthcare professional, dealer, or qualified
technician before using this product; otherwise, injury or damage may occur.
Using this product acknowledges that you agree to these Terms and Conditions.
- Because the knee walker is lightweight, use of the hand brake while in motion may cause an abrupt stop.
- Do not use the knee walker on or near stairs or while using mind-altering drugs or alcohol or while suffering from dizziness.
- Do not use the knee walker pull yourself up from a seated or other position. The knee walker is intended for use with a person in place on the scooter.
- Use caution when moving from carpeted to hard surface floors and on any rough surfaces or when changing levels (for example, moving from a curb to the street and back onto the sidewalk).
- Check the knee walker frequently for any loose cotter pins, clevis pin or loose nuts or bolts and the quick-release clamp on the T-tube. Do not use the knee walker if any pins are missing.
MAIN COMPONENTS
TECHNICAL DETAILS
SKU | GUT148 |
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Rated Load | 330lbs (150kg) |
Wheel Size | 12” |
Handle bar height range | 34.2”~39” (870~990mm) |
Knee platform height range | 20”~23.5“ (510~600mm) |
Net weight | 16.5lbs (7.5kg) |
Safety walking speed | < 3 MPH |
ASSEMBLY
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Folded Frame Setup
The knee walker will be in a folded position when unpacking it from the shipping carton. This feature also makes transporting the knee walker quick and convenient during everyday use.
Take scooter out of box. Slowly turn the folded frame to straight till the folding clasp closed. Make sure the folding clasp lock before using.
If need to fold knee walker, push the button in folding clasp (1), and open the clasp (2), slowly turn back wheels sideward. -
Handle Bar Setup
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Insert handle bar to the frame. Use M6 bolts that go through the holes of handle bar and frame, and fix them with nuts.
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Loosen the handle knob.
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Lift the handle-bar up to a proper angle for yourself.
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Tighten the handle knob to fix the handle bar.
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Handle bars are raised and lowered by adjusting the position of handle knob which is in middle of handle bar. Adjusting a proper height of handle bar by choosing a hole of bar. Handle bar should be set at waist level to keep you back straight. WARNING
Be sure to check that the handle
knob is secure and tight before each use, or injury may result. -
Knee Platform setup
The knee walker can be used for right or left leg injuries.
To adjust the platform, remove the D-sharp pin, lift the platform from its frame, choose a proper hole, insert the pin and lock the clamp on the opposite side. Reinsert the platform post and set it for the desired height.
The comfort knee platform height is that your injured leg is supported at a 90-degree angle when standing. WARNING
Injury may result if knee platform setup instructions are not followed -
Brake Adjustment
For parking, the left brake handle is controlled mechanical brake which lock the rear wheels.
When actuated brake handle, it will stop knee walker.
WARNING
Because the knee walker is lightweight,
use of the hand brake while in motion may cause an abrupt stop.
There is parking brake at front of handle. While actuated brake handle (1),
press the parking brake (2), the rear wheels are locked, and
knee walker is in parking situation.
OPERATION
- Place your hands on the handlebars.
- Place the knee of your injured leg or foot on the front platform so that the top of your boot or cast is directly over the space between the platform. Your lower leg is then resting on the rear platform.
- Release the parking brake and propel yourself forward or backward with your pushing foot, keeping the knee of your injured foot centered on the knee platform.
- Move slowly so that you can stop safely using your pushing foot.
- The hand brake may be used if needed but is primarily designed to maintain a stopped stance.
WARRANTY
Twelve (12) months for workmanship of the product, except for wearing parts. Warranty period starts from the product purchase date. Warranty covers material quality and workmanship only. Warranty does not cover product for issues caused by improper usage or any operation not in accordance with the specifications of this manual. Any modification or tampering with the product in any way voids the warranty.
Size : 145x210mm
REV 12/28/22
References
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