SPRINGS
The IQ comes with:
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3 red springs (medium resistance)
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1 blue spring (medium/light resistance)
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1 yellow spring (light resistance).
One spring should be attached at all times unless specifically
noted.
ADJUSTING THE HEADREST
The IQ headrest has three positions: high, low and down.
1. To adjust the headrest, grasp the headrest pad and lift.
2. Position elevation block to desired height. See Figure S.
MOVING, STANDING AND STORING THE IQ
The IQ can be stored upright to conserve floor space, or flat to
keep under a bed. Always exercise caution when moving, lifting
or storing the IQ. Use proper lifting technique to avoid injury.
TO MOVE THE IQ
1. Shorten the frame and lock it in position.
2. Make sure all springs are connected.
3. For wheelbarrow wheels, lift the head-end to a comfortable
position and roll the IQ to the desired location.
4. For library wheels, lift the head end to stand the machine on
end and push to the desired location.
TO STAND THE IQ UPRIGHT
1. Make sure the frame is locked in the shortened (storage)
position, the knobs are tightened, and all springs are
connected.
2. Lock the footbar into the holes closest to the carriage frame.
Make sure your footbar is secured and pointing away from the
carriage.
3. Remove the risers and invert them into their storage positions
in the sides fo the head end of the frame. Secure them by
attaching the included bungee cord from the eyebolt on one
riser to the eyebolt on the other riser.
4. Lift the head-end to waist height, and then raise the frame to
vertical. Use your foot to steady the foot end of the frame. If
you have wheelbarrow wheels, the footbar will rest on the floor
to support the IQ. See Fig T and Fig U.
5. If you have library wheels, you can now roll your IQ into the
closet or wherever you wish to store it.
Figure S
Elevation
Block
Figure T
Figure U
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