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 2. Adjust Height Setting:

The height settings are stamped on the main shaft in both inches and centimeters.

• Loosen the de-rattler knob.
• Pull out the height selector locking pin with your right hand while sliding the main shaft with your

left.  

(See Figure 2)

• Slide the main shaft until the last setting you can read is 1"-2" more than your height. e.g. If you're

178 cm (5'10") the last numbers you'll be able to read will be 180 cm  (5'11"). 

NOTE:

 The best height

setting for you will depend on your weight distribution and could vary one or two inches on either
side of your actual height. Starting at one or two centimeters more than your height will help to
ensure that the rotation of the table is not too fast.

• Release the height selector locking pin so that it fully engages in a hole.  Retighten the de-rattler knob.

Figure 2

Figure 3

IMPORTANT!

  Jiggle the ratchet handle from front to back to make sure the foot clamps are locked securely. 

 ALWAYS

carefully check to be certain the ratchet handle is locked securely each time you use your inversion table and make sure that
both the front and rear ankle clamps are snug against your ankles, or you could fall when the table inverts.

Figure 4

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WARNING

!

Failure to lock the foot clamps fully could result in serious injury or death!  

DO NOT

 deviate from these instructions.

MOUNTING AND SECURING YOUR ANKLES

 1. Preparing to Mount:

ALWAYS

 wear securely tied lace-up shoes with a flat sole, such as a normal tennis style shoe.  

DO NOT

 wear shoes

with thick soles, boots, high-tops or any shoe that extends above the anklebone, as
this type of footwear could interfere with properly securing your ankles.

 2. Mounting:

• Stand on the foot platform, sliding your ankles between the foam ankle clamps.

• Press your ankles back firmly against the rear ankle clamps.

• Rotate the top of the rear clamps slightly inward toward your ankles - this will

increase your comfort while inverting.

• Pull the ratchet handle toward you.  Make sure your pant legs do not interfere with

obtaining a secure closure.

• Adjust the ratchet handle to make sure both the front and rear ankle clamps are snug

against your ankles.  

(See Figure 4)

 3. Attach Tether Strap:

For first time users,  attach the tether strap to help control your angle of rotation.  

(See Figure 3)

You can increase the angle of rotation allowed by the tether strap as you become more
comfortable using the table, or remove it all-together for full inversion.

Summary of Contents for F9000

Page 1: ...pins Ventral hernia Spinal injury Surgically implanted orthopedic supports Glaucoma Cerebral sclerosis Use of anticoagulants including high doses of aspirin Retinal detachment Acutely swollen joints DO NOT use if you are over 198 cm 6 6 or 136 kg 300 lbs Structural failure could occur or head neck may impact the floor during inversion DO NOT modify the equipment or use accessory attachments that a...

Page 2: ...s or you could fall when the table inverts Figure 4 Owner s Manual II L201 Pg 2 WARNING Failure to lock the foot clamps fully could result in serious injury or death DO NOT deviate from these instructions MOUNTING AND SECURING YOUR ANKLES 1 Preparing to Mount ALWAYS wear securely tied lace up shoes with a flat sole such as a normal tennis style shoe DO NOT wear shoes with thick soles boots high to...

Page 3: ...y balanced fulcrum It responds to very small changes in weight distribution As a result you must always test to make sure you have the correct height setting Ensure that there is clearance to rotate without contacting other objects or people Rest your head on the nylon mat and place your arms at your side Slowly place your arms on your chest ÖIf your head is lower than your feet lengthen the heigh...

Page 4: ...ormation about the Teeter Hang Ups 5 year warranty or if you have any problems assembling the equipment or questions about its use please contact Customer Service at the appropriate location below any modification to this device will void the UL Classification Classified as Medical Equipment part I in accordance with UL 2601 1 and CAN CSA C22 2 General Requirements for Safety in accordance with Un...

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