BodyMed ZZRWAL03E Manuale utente
Knee Walker
ZZRWAL03E
Instruction Manual
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
The BodyMed®Knee Walker with Basket is a sturdy,
durable, and comfortable 4-wheel mobility aid that offers
patients suffering from a foot or ankle injury a smooth-
rolling alternative to crutches during their recovery.
Features
• Sleek, compact design
• Detachable features for easy installation,
carrying, and storage
• Adjustable handlebar height
• Adjustable knee pad height
• Foldable steering column
• Attachable basket for personal storage
• Front steering wheels
• Easily controllable dual back wheel brakes
• Washable, plush knee pad cover
Product Components
• Padded Contoured Knee Pad
• Handlebar with Anti-Slide Grips and Hand Brakes
• Height Adjustable Handlebar, 34”– 42”
• Height Adjustable Knee Pad, 17”– 21”
• Front and Back Wheels, 7.8” Diameter.
• Dual Back Wheel Brakes
• Sturdy Dual Bar Frame
• Attachable Basket
• Washable Knee Pad Cover
• Brake Line Clip
• Additional Assembly Components
Please read the following instructions carefully before use.
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Double
Back Brakes
Padded
Contoured
Knee Pad
Height
Adjustable
Knee Pad
17” to 21”
Sturdy
Dual Bar Frame
Attached
Basket
7.8”
Wheels
Height Adjustable
Handlebar
34” to 42”
Anti Slip Grips
Product Specications
• Handlebar Adjustable Height: 34”– 42” (87 cm–107 cm)
• Knee Pad Adjustable Height: 17”– 21” (43 cm–53 cm)
• Max. Weight Capacity: 300 lb. (136 kg)
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INSTALLATION
To assemble the knee walker, the following
components are required:
1.Front Frame with Front Wheels
2.Rear Frame with Back Wheels
3.Handlebar Attachment
4.Padded Contour Knee Pad Attachment
5.Attachable Basket with Mounting Hardware
(Two Screws, Mounting Bar, and Allen Wrench)
6.Washable Knee Pad Cover
7.Brake Cable Clip
8.Three (3) Knobs and Pins
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Frame Assembly
1.Insert the dual rods of the front frame into the dual rods of
the rear frame.
2.Ensure the spring pin on the bottom rod of the front frame
locks into the matching hole in the bottom rod of the rear
frame.
3.Then attach one of the three knobs with a pin into the
available hole through the top rods.
4.Tighten the knob to secure.
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5. Affix the braking
cable clip to the
rear frame to keep
the cable in place
during use.
Knee Pad Assembly and Height Adjustment
1.Insert the knee pad into the knee pad column.
2.Select the height, then attach the second of the three
knobs with a pin into the correct hole, locking the
height in place.
3.Tighten the knob to secure.
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Steering Column Assembly and Disassembly
1.From the folded position, straighten the steering
column vertically.
2.Lock it in place by tightening the lever down at the
base of the column.
3.To fold the steering column, release the lever, and
push the column downward.
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Handlebar Assembly and Height Adjustment
1.Insert the handlebar into the steering column.
2.Adjust to the correct height, then attach the final knob
with a pin into the correct hole, locking the height in place.
3.Tighten the knob to secure.
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Basket Attachment
1.To install the basket, align the holes in the front
anchor plate located on the steering column with the
holes in the anchor section of the basket.
2.Place the mounting bar over the holes, then screw in
the two screws with the Allen wrench.
3.Tighten until the basket is secure.
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Setting The Parking Brake
1.To set the parking brake, locate the spring pins on each
hand brake lever.
2.Grip each hand brake to activate the back-wheel brakes,
then push the spring pins down to lock the brakes in place.
3.To release the parking brake, grip each hand brake again,
causing the spring pins to release back to their original
position.
Brakes Test
Grip the hand brake levers on the handlebars tightly, and
test to ensure the brakes are working on the back wheels.
How To Use
1.Before use, set the
parking brake.
2.Place your hands on the
handlebars.
3.Position the knee of your
injured foot or ankle on
the center of the knee pad.
Your lower leg will rest on
the rear portion
of the pad.
4.Release the parking brake, and propel yourself backwards
and forwards using your other leg. Keep the knee of your
injured foot or ankle centered on the knee pad.
5.Move slowly so you can stop safely using your other leg.
6.Use the hand brakes as needed.
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