Invacare 6300-5F User Manual
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GENERAL WARNINGS
If walker is exposed to extreme temperature (about 100°F
[38°C] or below 32°F[0°C]), high humidity and/or becomes
wet, prior to use, ensure handgrips do not twist on side
frame otherwise damage or injury may occur.
Walklite Walkers are NOT intended to be self propelled
while seated.
A physical/occupational therapist should assist in the height
adjustment of the walker for maximum support.
Care should be taken to ensure that ALL hand and height
adjustments are secure, and that wheels and moving parts are
in good working order before using this or any mobility aid.
All wheels and glide brakes MUST be in contact with the
floor at ALL TIMES during use. This will ensure the walker is
properly balanced.
The Rear Glide Brakes are intended to provide additional
security when in the seated position. The rear glide brakes
are NOT intended to be used for stopping the walker during
ambulation.
For optimal stability, the seat should be in the DOWN posi-
tion when using the walker for ambulatory assistance.
Always use caution when using walker on wet or icy surfaces.
STABILITY WARNINGS
The Walklite Walker can provide ambulatory assistance to
an individual weighing up to 300 lbs (136 kg), INCLUDING
the weight of the contents of the basket, if so equipped.