Clarke Dolomite Soprano Walker

Why Choose Clarke D12030 Soprano Walker?

• Featuring large, 10-inch wheels
• The new cable-less design means no brake cables to get entangled or frayed
• This rollator walker rides easily and smoothly over crevices and bumps
• Integrates a welded steel frame
• Eliminates the necessity of rear forks by giving the user more walking space
• Curb climber on rear wheel assists when lifting the front of the walker
• The frame stands upright when folded
• Can lock this rollator walker while it is in a folded position, to avoid opening during transport
• Soprano folds in two positions, first to stand upright by itself, and then a second position to latch securely for travel
• Offers a flip-up seat, angle and height-adjustable handles
• Includes a front wire shelf that carries up to 26 pounds of personal items
• Right or left-handed brake
• Anatomic grips reduce hand fatigue
• Welded steel frame

How Dolomite Soprano Walker is Constructed?

Frame

• Soprano is based on a welded steel frame
• The frame is designed to eliminate the rear forks, giving user more walking space between back wheels
• A larger seat flips up to give more walking room
• Soprano folds in two positions, first to stand upright by itself and then a second position to latch securely for travel
• The front wire platform can carry up to 26lb of baggage

Brake

• The brake handles and wedge-shaped hand pad offer a secure and comfortable grip
• The cable-less braking system uses stainless steel rods encased in the frame to actuate the brake
• The brake shoe is designed to catch dirt and stones before they get stuck in the brake pads, adding longevity to the wheels and brakes
• Infinitely height-adjustable handles also rotate for better wrist positioning
• Apply the brakes by pulling both brakes handles upwards
• Parking Brake:
  • Press the brake handles carefully downwards to apply the parking brakes
  • A clear sound is heard when the brakes are applied correctly
  • It is important that both parking brakes are applied
  • Release the parking brakes by pulling the handles upwards

Handlebars

• The brake must not be in the on position when adjusting the handle
• Loosen the height adjustment knobs, but do not remove them completely
• Adjust the handlebars to the correct height
• The handlebars should normally be placed at the height of the user’s wrists
• The handles can be adjusted such that they point inwards in order to provide a more comfortable hand position
• This may also be required if the user has limited wrist mobility
• Tighten the height adjustment knobs

What to Buy with Soprano Rollator Walker?

• Drive Nitro Cup Holder
• UPWalker Flashlight Tail Light

How to Operate and Fold Soprano Walker?

Operating Position

• When unpackning or unfolding from transport position lift front frame
• Unfold the walker by pressing down on the seating tube
• Check that the safety catch is in the locked position when the walker is completely unfolded
• The seat can be folded up to provide a larger walking space and in order to increase accessibility

Folding Position

• If the basket is used, it must be dismantled before folding the walker
• Press down the safety catch
• Pull the seating tube upwards
• The walker can be folded into two different positions
• The walker is to be folded to the first position if it is to be parked when folded
• It is recommended that the walker is folded to a further stage, the inner position if it is to be transported when folded
• The walker cannot stand upright when in transport position
• Unfolding from the transport position

Care and Safety Indications:
In order to maintain good performance and safety, you should regularly ensure that the following measures are carried out

• Clean the walker with a solvent-free household cleaner
• Dry thoroughly
• Keep the wheels clean
• Check that screws and adjustments are properly tightened
• Immediately contact the prescriber if the walker develops a fault
• Never use a defective walker
• Not to be used for standing on or as a wheelchair
• Never sit on the rollator and kick yourself forward by foot
• Both brakes must be in the parking position when the rollator is used as a seat
• The parking brakes must be in a braked position when the rollator is used as a support when getting up, from a chair for example
• The rollator must be fully unfolded and locked when used as a walking support
• Only to be used as a walking support
• Exercise caution when walking on sloping ground
• Do not go up or downstairs with the rollator
• Do not use the rollator on escalators
• Be extra careful when carrying heavy loads in the basket