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MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENTS
If the lever releases before 60 lbs., using
the supplied L-shaped hex wrench, turn
the adjustment screw (B) located on the left
side of the latch block counter-clockwise to
increase the engagement of the brake release
latch with the brake lever. Repeat step 1 and
adjust until the correct tension is indicated
on the calibrator.
If the tension indicated in step 1 is greater
than 60 lbs., turn the adjustment screw clock-
wise to reduce the engagement of the brake
release latch with the brake lever. Repeat
step 1 and adjust until the correct tension is
indicated on the calibrator.
Tighten locking set screw (A) when
fi
nished.
B
A
Loosen the 1.5 mm locking set screw (A)
located on the side of the latching block as
shown. The set screw is used to hold the
adjustment screw in place.
Tension Calibration Procedure
Set the tension to 60 lbs. as indicated by the
linear scale and rotary knob. Place the string
on one end of a tension calibrator into a string
clamp and secure. Place string located on
the other end of the calibrator into the string
tensioner and apply tension. If the brake lever
releases before or after 60 lbs., the tension
head should be calibrated as follows.
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Adjusting the Frame Support Posts
Loosen the lock bolts of the frame support
posts and space them apart with the frame
support slides separated by the approximate
length of the racquet head. Although it is not
required, it is good practice to center the sup-
port posts on the turntable. Lock one of the
posts in position by tightening the lock bolt and
position the other post until the frame support
slide is positioned near the inside surface of
the racquet frame. Securely tighten the lock
bolt of the second support post.
Caution
: To avoid racquet damage, the
center posts should not contact the racquet prior to locking down the support posts.
MOUNTING THE FRAME
Tightening the Frame Supports
Tighten the Frame Support Slides by turn-
ing the adjustment knob clockwise until
snug against the racquet frame and slight
resistance is felt.
Caution:
Overtightening the Center Supports
will stretch the head of the racquet and could
cause racquet damage.
Frame Shoulder Support Adjustment
Being sure the shoulder supports are free
to swivel in their mountings, simultaneously
rotate the shoulder support adjustment knobs
clockwise until both shoulder supports gently
and squarely contact the frame.
