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6. Loosen the four set screws on the pre-assembled 1.25" SHAFT COLLARS (C) located at the top

of the SIDE FRAMES.

7. With the help of another person and the LIFT BAR ASSEMBLY (D) oriented as shown, position

it near the bottom of the GUIDE RODS (E). Lift both GUIDE RODS up through the top of the
SIDE FRAMES. Hang the LIFT BAR ASSEMBLY on the third LIFT BAR RACK (A) hook. 

8. Making sure the SHAFT COLLAR and BUMPER remain above the CARRIAGE, insert one GUIDE

ROD into CARRIAGE of the LIFT BAR ASSEMBLY.

9. Slide one BAR STOP (17) on the GUIDE ROD (E) and slide the GUIDE ROD back inside SIDE

FRAME.

NOTE: 

Make sure the warning label faces inward when assembling the BAR STOP (17) on the

GUIDE ROD (E) 

10. Repeat steps 9 & 10 for to assemble remaining GUIDE ROD to the LIFT BAR ASSEMBLY.
11. Adjust the machine so the measured distance between inside faces of the LIFT BAR RACKS

(A), both top and bottom, is 48 13/16 to 49 5/16 inches (123.98 to 125.25 cm). Tighten all
BOLTS and NUTS securely.

12. Thread the one JAM NUT (18) fully onto each of the CABLE (19) ends. Thread one ROD END

(20) onto each of the CABLE ends approximately ½". DO NOT TIGHTEN JAM NUT.

13. Attach one ROD END (20) to each of the CARRIAGES using one M10 X 40mm BOLT (21), one

ROD END SPACER (22), and one M10 HEX NYLOCK NUT (10) per side. Tighten the NUTS
securely.

14. Cycle the LIFT BAR up and down. There must not be any banging of the COUNTER-WEIGHTS

located inside the large front tubes at either the top or the bottom of the cycle.

The Product 

MUST pass BOTH 

of the following criteria:

A. With the LIFT BAR at its topmost position (CARRIAGES against BUMP STOPS) both

CABLES need to be in tension.
If the cable is not tensioned, screw the loose CABLE into ROD END until the
cable is taut. Re-cycle the lift bar and recheck the cable tension. When cable is
properly tensioned, proceed to criteria B.

B. Position the LIFT BAR at its bottommost position (LIFT BAR and BAR STOPS not

engaging LIFT BAR RACKS). Be sure both BAR STOPS are resting on the SIDE
FRAMES and both CARRIAGES are resting on the BAR STOPS.
Ensure that the cable is not too tight by slight pulling down on the CABLE while
holding the LIFT BAR firmly at its bottommost position. The cable should move
slightly; approximately ¼ to ½ inch.
If the cable is too tight, unscrew the tight CABLE out of the ROD END making
sure a minimum of three threads are engaged.

C. If both above criteria cannot be satisfied, 

see 

Counterweight Cable Adjustment

.

Signature Smith Machine

Assembly Instructions

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Summary of Contents for Signature Signature Smith Machine

Page 1: ...Signature Smith Machine Owners Manual...

Page 2: ...program If at any time during exercise you feel faint dizzy or experience pain stop and consult your physician 4 When adjusting any seat knee hold down pad or range of motion limiter make certain tha...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...right to replace any part or the entire Product at our option within the stated warranty period WHAT IS NOT COVERED Any failures or damage caused by unauthorized service misuse accident negligence im...

Page 5: ...ES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON OUR PART We neither assume nor authorize any person to assume for us any other obligation or liab...

Page 6: ...resistant and exhibits good dry and wet frictional characteristics The grips are retained with aluminum collars which eliminates the tendency of the grips to slide off the handle 5 Equipment Anchorin...

Page 7: ...inear Bearing 8271101 13 1 Left Carriage 83374xx Ref 14 4 Snap Ring 3202602 15 1 Right Carriage 83376xx Ref 16 1 Lift Bar 82963xx Ref 17 2 Bar Stop 82956xx Ref 18 2 M10 Jam Nut 3236901 19 2 Cable 8328...

Page 8: ...loosely assemble BACK BRACE 3 to the LEFT SIDE FRAME 1 using three M10 x 130mm BOLTS 4 three 3 8 SAE WASH ERS 5 three 1 4 SPACERS 6 and three M10 x SOCKET HEAD NUTS 7 From the back install three M10 X...

Page 9: ...earing NOTE Leave the cardboard sleeve in the bottom LINEAR BEARING remove the cardboard sleeve from top bearing Repeat the procedure on the LEFT CARRIAGE 13 5 Assemble the CARRIAGES 13 15 to the LIFT...

Page 10: ...of the CARRIAGES using one M10 X 40mm BOLT 21 one ROD END SPACER 22 and one M10 HEX NYLOCK NUT 10 per side Tighten the NUTS securely 14 Cycle the LIFT BAR up and down There must not be any banging of...

Page 11: ...E CAP c and remove the cap 3 Remove one M10 X 50mm BOLT d two FLAT WASHERS e and one NUT f from the PULLEY g and remove the PULLEY 4 Remove the two M10 X 20mm BOLTS h and FLAT WASHERS j from the GUIDE...

Page 12: ...oap and water O Guide Rods with cotton cloth and Break Free SK50 P0005 0000 INSPECT O Hardware should be checked for looseness Tighten as required using metric tools O Frames should be inspected for w...

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