Drive DeVilbiss User manual

3-Wheel

Aluminium Rollator

User Manual

Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd, Heathﬁeld Lane,

Birkenshaw, West Yorkshire, BD11 2HW

Tel: 0845 0600 333 | Fax: 0845 0600 334

Email: info@drivedevilbiss.co.uk

www.drivedevilbiss.co.uk

contents

1. Contents

2. Introduction

3. Parts Description

4. Personal Safety

5. Transportation &

Assembly

6. Adjustments for

Comfort

7. Brake Operation

8. Care and

Maintenance

9. Specification

10. Warranty

introduction

The Drive DeVilbiss 3-wheel aluminium

triwalker is suitable for everyday indoor and

outdoor use, and is portable whilst offering

stability and security to the user.

All Drive DeVilbiss triwalkers are manufactured

to the highest quality standards and are CE

marked as Medical Devices.

The 3-wheel aluminium triwalker provides a

robust and visually appealing product whilst

being a cost-effective solution to some

mobility problems.

The triwalker comes with 7.5” (19cm) diameter

wheels with solid grey tyres, and features

arthritic friendly loop lock cable brakes.

The triwalker features a shopping bag with

zipped cover which folds with the triwalker

when not in use.

parts description

personal safety

For your health and comfort, make sure

that you adopt a comfortable posture and

that you can operate the braking

mechanism with ease. Ensure that the

handles are at equal heights and securely

locked in position.

Ensure the triwalker is always fully folded

out and locked in position before using.

Ensure that all the wheels are stable and

are on the ground. Ensure that the braking

mechanism is adequate and test before

using.

Ensure that the latest health and safety

practice is used for carrying and lifting

items, such as wheeled triwalkers.

Ensure the tightening handles are always

on the outside of the triwalker and there is

no movement in the handle tubing.

transportation and assembly

1. Inserting the

Handlebars

Insert the handlebars in

to the frame as shown in

the photograph left.

Repeat for the other

handlebar.

2. Setting the

Handlebar Height

Set the handlebar to the

required height and

insert the screw A from

the tightening handle

through the hook B

bracket and the hole.

(There are two hooks to

attach an optional

basket )

Attach the plastic

washer and tightening

handle C on to the

screw. Rotate the

handle clockwise until it

secures the handle in to

position.

To fully unfold the triwalker before using,

push the folding mechanism down away from

the handles, as shown by direction A in the

photo.

To fold the triwalker for transporting, pull up

on the section in direction B. Leave a gap of at

least 50mm (2 inches) between the rear tyres

to ensure the triwalker remains upright.

NOTE: The brakes on the triwalker are factory

set and should not require adjustment. For

technical assistance on the triwalker brakes,

contact your Drive DeVilbiss dealer.

adjustments for comfort



To adjust the handlebar height

Unscrew the tightening handles at either

side of the triwalker anticlockwise, and

remove the screw (as shown in the photo

below). Adjust the height of the triwalker to

suit the user and then reinsert.

Insert the screw and attach the tightening

handles clockwise to secure (as shown in

the photo overleaf). Ensure that the

tightening handles are on the outside of the

triwalker

brake operation



To operate the arthritic friendly cable

brakes:

To apply the brakes to slow down whilst moving:

Squeeze both brake levers up to engage

the brakes (in the direction shown the

photo by the grey arrow).

To apply the parking brakes when stationary:

To lock the brakes, push down on the

brake lever until it locks (as shown by the

black downwards arrow in the photo). To

unlock the brakes, pull up on the brake

levers until the lock removes (as shown by

the black upwards arrow)

care and maintenance

Ensure the triwalker is used only as an aid

for mobility.

Ensure the triwalker is kept clean. Wipe

down the triwalker with a damp cloth on a

regular basis.

Check the moving parts (e.g. –wheels and

height adjustment) regularly.

Ensure that the hand operated cable

brakes have been adjusted to suit the

wheels and user.

All the fasteners (screws, nuts and bolts)

are to be checked regularly to ensure they

are securely tightened.

Check that the front castor wheel swivels

freely. Withdraw the triwalker from use if it

does not.

Inspect the central locking mechanism

regularly to ensure it is operating correctly

Only use an approved Drive DeVilbiss

dealer for any maintenance and repairs on

your triwalker.

specification



The triwalker has a lightweight aluminium

frame with choice of colours, 7.5” (19cm)

diameter wheels with grey tyres and arthritic

friendly cable brakes.

Weights and Dimensions:

Dimensions

(L x W) (cm/in)

56cm (L) x 65cm (W)

22” (L) x 25½”(W)

Dimensions

folded (L x W x

H) (cm/in)

65cm (L) x 23cm (W) x 68cm (H)

25½” (L) x 9” (W) x 27” (H)

Handle Height

(cm / in)

83 - 94cm (H)

32½” – 37”

Weight (kg/lb)

including bag

4.7kg

10.3lb

Max. User

Mass

125kg (20 stone)

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