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The Trionic climbing wheel fell off and I can't get it to hold on anymore. What do I do now?

To address the issue of the climbing wheel falling off, you can try adjusting the length of the axle on the wheel suspension. First, locate the adjustment mechanism on the wheel suspension system. Depending on the Trionic Walker model, this may involve turning a knob or using a tool to adjust the axle length. Begin by loosening the adjustment screw on the axle to make it longer, adjust the length of the axle to ensure it attach to the frame properly. Ensure that the wheel is firmly attached and rotates freely. If the problem persists or if you are uncertain about the adjustment process, refer to the user manual for specific instructions or contact Trionic's customer support for assistance.

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  • Product review…

    The product was delivered quickly and without problems. The packaging was safe and shockproof. The assembly has been done quickly and easily. The product is of high quality and extremely stable. The walk and the steering are smooth. The Veloped can b…

  • I have found the Trionic Walker excellent…

    I have found the Trionic Walker excellent, as I have numb fingers tips, I am able to collapse the handle down with the clip locks, which has helped in keeping my independence.

    Well done, Lads. I hope you keep going strong with your Walkers.

    I h…

  • BRILLIANT MACHINE AND EXCELLENT SERVICE…

    I emailed Stefan in Sweden to ask various questions about the Veloped. He phoned me back and he couldn't have been more helpful. He was able to match the price of a UK supplier, who offered the Veloped VAT free for people with a registered disability…

  • An Indoors Walker…

    This is my second Walker 9er. We gifted the first one to a dear friend who was unable to buy her own and after a trial run it was clearly just what she needed to become more mobile. She is in her nineties and would agree with all my comments in thi…

  • lovely bit of kit, Pity i couldn't make use of it,…

    I couldn't change direction and reverse it out of my (narrow)hallway as the wheels were touching both walls at the same time…

  • Finally walking again…

    Since my mom got this walker, she's been going for walks again. It was one of the best investments she's ever made for her health. She's happy every time someone asks her about her walker and her range has expanded many times over.
    As a daughter, I'…

  • Very good choice for a disabled girl, almost 9 years old...!…

    We bought the Trionic Veloped to our daughter. She is nine years old this summer so Veloped is not really suited for her size yet. But, we still think it works very well in terrain and that was exactly what we were searching, for such a long time!
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  • New life…

    Bought this for my husband with Parkinson’s who had lost confidence with walking. Now wants to go out for a walk daily, and feels safe. The quality of the product is excellent. Delivery was excellent and only had to lift it out of the box, open it up…

  • Robert Gardiner…

    Very strong and well made.…

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