Thank you for choosing our walker! This guide will help you assemble your walker efficiently. If you have any questions, please consult your instruction manual or contact our consumer experience department at 1-800-230-8190. Remember, this guide complements your instruction manual, which contains essential information.
Before you begin, ensure you have all the components. If your walker’s toy station requires batteries, you’ll need a Phillips screwdriver for installation. Otherwise, no tools are necessary. Remove all zip ties and packaging from the parts.
Start by identifying the right and left side support legs. A helpful tip: when assembling, the screws should face each other inside the frame. Insert the legs into the bottom of the tabletop by pressing down on the silver locking pin. Ensure the pin is fully engaged by pulling to check the connection. It’s normal for the legs to have slight movement, which aids in assembling the remaining parts.
Next, find the base and insert the leg tubes similarly. Ensure the locking pins engage securely by pulling on the connection. Now, locate the backrest for the seat. Insert the clips on each side into the side holes and press down on the top of the backrest to snap it into place.
Locate the seat pad, which has eight anchors around its edge. The tallest part of the seat pad is the back. Place the seat pad over the backrest, feed the anchors through the slots, and pull from the bottom to secure them. Repeat this for each anchor around the seat pad. A tip: align all anchors with the slots first, then push them through and secure them underneath.
If your walker includes a toy station, it may require batteries. Use a Phillips screwdriver to open the battery compartment, insert the batteries as specified in your manual, and close the compartment securely. Insert the toy station into the tabletop’s front indentation. Align the tabs with the tray slots, push them into the holes, and press downward until you hear a click.
Locate the link loops and insert them into the holes on either side of the toy station tray. These loops allow you to add more toys. To adjust the seat as your baby grows, find the buckles on the bottom of the seat pad. Unbuckle to lower the seat for a smaller baby, or choose from two buckled positions for a larger baby.
To remove the toy station, use a flathead screwdriver. From underneath the table, push the tabs to release the toy station. Pull from the top while using the screwdriver to release tabs from below. If your toy station differs, simply press the buttons on either side and lift simultaneously.
To disassemble, hold the top of the leg frame near the tabletop. Push the silver locking pins with one hand while pulling straight back with the other hand. A tip: pulling straight back makes it easier to remove the side legs. Then, remove the base by disengaging the silver locking pins and detaching the legs.
Thank you for choosing our walker. For further assistance, refer to your instruction manual or call our consumer experience department at 1-800-230-8190. Please note that product improvements may cause slight differences between the video and your product.
Before you start assembling, take a moment to identify all the components of your walker. Lay them out and match each part to the corresponding description in the instruction manual. This activity will help you become familiar with the parts and ensure nothing is missing. Consider timing yourself to see how quickly you can accurately identify each component.
Engage in an interactive online simulation that guides you through the assembly process step-by-step. This virtual activity will allow you to practice assembling the walker without the physical components, reinforcing your understanding of the assembly sequence and the function of each part.
Join a group workshop where you and your peers can assemble the walker together. Each participant can take turns leading different sections of the assembly process. This collaborative activity encourages teamwork and allows you to learn from each other’s techniques and tips.
Test your knowledge with a quiz focused on common assembly issues and troubleshooting tips. This quiz will present scenarios where something might go wrong during assembly, and you’ll need to choose the best solution. It’s a great way to reinforce problem-solving skills related to the assembly process.
Once your walker is assembled, engage in a creative project to customize it. Use the link loops to add additional toys or decorations. This activity not only makes the walker more personalized but also helps you understand the additional features and how they can be utilized effectively.
Thank you for purchasing this walker. These instructions will apply to walkers that have the same frame as this one. This video will guide you in assembling your walker. If you have additional questions, please refer to your instruction manual or call our consumer experience department at 1-800-230-8190. This video should not be used as a substitute for your instruction manual; please refer to your manual for important information.
If the toy station on your walker requires batteries, you will need a Phillips screwdriver to install them; otherwise, no tools are required to assemble your walker. Please remove all zip ties and packaging from all the component parts.
To get started, please locate the right and left side support legs. Here’s a tip: when assembling the walker, the screws will be facing each other on the inside of the frame. Insert the legs into the bottom of the tabletop on each side by pressing down on the silver locking pin. Be sure that the pin engages completely; pull to check that the connection is secure. If the legs move slightly after being attached, that’s normal. This slight movement will help in assembling the remaining parts.
Next, locate the base and insert the leg tubes into the base in the same manner. Make sure the locking pins engage and pull to ensure it is a secure connection. Now locate the backrest for the seat. Insert the clips on each side into the side holes and then press down on the top of the backrest to snap it into place.
Locate the seat pad; there are eight anchors around the outside of the fabric. The tallest part of the seat pad is the back. Insert the seat pad over the backrest, feed the anchors through the slots provided, and pull from the bottom to secure the anchors. Repeat for each anchor around the entire circumference of the seat pad. Here’s a tip: align the anchors with the slots all the way around first, then push them through and secure them underneath.
If your walker has anchors like this, they will need to be installed by feeding the anchors through the slots provided and pulling from the bottom to engage the anchor. Then ensure the anchor is flat with the underside of the tabletop.
Some walkers may require batteries to be installed into the toy station. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the battery compartment door, insert the number and type of batteries as indicated in your instruction manual, replace the battery compartment door, and tighten it using the screwdriver. Insert the toy station into the tabletop at the front indentation provided. Here’s a tip: align the tabs with the slots in the tray and push the tabs into the holes first, then downward until you hear a click.
Locate the link loops and insert them into the holes provided on either side of the tray toy station. These are for adding additional toys. To adjust the seat as your baby grows, locate the buckles on the bottom of the seat pad and push to unbuckle. This will make the seat lower. There are three choices for height adjustment: unbuckled for a smaller baby and two buckled positions for a bigger baby.
To remove the toy station, it is helpful to use a flathead screwdriver. From underneath the table, push the tabs to release the toy station. Pull from the top of the toy station while using the flathead screwdriver to release tabs from the underside. If your toy station looks different, simply push the buttons on either side of the front of the toy station and simultaneously lift.
To uphold the walker, hold it at the top of the leg frame near the tabletop and push on the silver locking pins with one hand while grabbing in the middle of the leg and pulling straight back with the other hand. Here’s a tip: be sure to pull straight back; if you pull at an angle, it will be harder to remove the side legs. Then remove the base by pushing to disengage the silver locking pins and detach the legs from the base.
Thank you for purchasing this walker. If you have additional questions, please refer to your instruction manual or call our consumer experience department at 1-800-230-8190. This video should not be used as a substitute for your instruction manual; please refer to your manual for important information. We continuously improve our products, so images in this video may differ slightly from the product you purchased.
Walker – A device used to assist individuals with mobility, providing support and stability while walking. – The physical therapist recommended using a walker to help regain mobility after the surgery.
Assemble – To put together various parts or components to create a complete structure or device. – The students were tasked to assemble the DIY first aid kit as part of their health class project.
Components – Individual parts or elements that are combined to form a complete system or device. – Understanding the components of a balanced diet is crucial for maintaining good health.
Tools – Instruments or devices used to carry out a particular function, especially in construction or repair. – Proper tools are essential for safely assembling exercise equipment at home.
Seat – A place or structure designed for sitting, often part of a larger piece of furniture or equipment. – The ergonomic seat on the exercise bike helps prevent back strain during workouts.
Pad – A cushioned surface or material used for comfort, protection, or support. – Adding a foam pad to the yoga mat can enhance comfort during floor exercises.
Toy – An object for children to play with, often used to encourage physical activity and development. – The DIY project involved creating a toy that promotes healthy movement for children.
Station – A designated area equipped for a specific activity or task, often used in fitness or work environments. – Setting up a home workout station can motivate regular exercise and improve overall health.
Locking – A mechanism or process that secures a device or structure in place, preventing movement or disassembly. – Ensuring the locking mechanism is secure on the adjustable dumbbells is crucial for safe workouts.
Pins – Small cylindrical objects used to fasten or secure components together, often in mechanical or structural applications. – The assembly instructions emphasized the importance of aligning the pins correctly to ensure stability.
