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11. Maintenance 

 

　　

Adjustment of Glide Bars 

 

When glide bars will not slide smoothly, adjustment of glide bars is necessary. 
First, check whether or not the slides are parallel to each other, if not, loosen 
screws under the slides. Adjust the slides to make sure that they are parallel.   
If this doesn’t solve the problem, loosen screws underneath the tray table and 
adjust the rail. There should be a 0.01 to   
0.02 mm end clearance between the slide and rail so that glides will move 
freely. 

 

　　

Lubricating the machine 

 

Use a modest application of light machine oil on the rail to ensure free 
movement of slide and rail.    Also use a small amount of light machine oil 
on bearing wheels as required. 

WARNING

: do not lubricate the brake 

 

　　

Cleaning the machine 

 

Glide bars and clamps must be kept free of wax to prevent slippage.    Use 
alcohol or light, nonabrasive cleaning detergent to remove wax built-up and 
dirt from the glide bars and attaching areas of the string clamps.   

WARNING

: Do not use sandpaper or any other abrasive material on the 

glide bars and attaching area of the string clamps. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for ALPINE 2600

Page 1: ...0 ALPINE 2600 STRINGING MACHINE USER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...olumn to the H shaped base with 4 Allen Head screws by 6 mm T shaped Wrench and 12 10 mm wrench 2 Screw the reel holder into the column 3 Mount the tool tray on the column by fastening with four 6 mm screws 4 Insert the machine body into column top and allow setting 5 Adjust the machine body to the desired height and lock into position with height adjustment knob 6 Pull up the clamp handle make th...

Page 3: ...ore shipping so the display will shut down automatically after 1 minute To motivate the display repeat the procedure step 2 again To turn power off press the black POWER KG LB button for 2 seconds until OFF appears on the display Or wait for 1 minute till the power save function is motivated and display will shut down automatically as well Step 3 KG LB Button Press the black POWER KG LB button for...

Page 4: ...y Step 2 Pulling the Strings To pull the string continue rotating the tension head crank handle backward until the tension locking lever clicks out This locks the tension head to the tension rail Step 3 Releasing the Strings To release the string after clamping hold on to tension head and push tension locking lever back up into the catch on the tension head Lift the string out of the string grippe...

Page 5: ...stringing tensioning to allow proper alignment of the racquet 7 Tying Knots Knots normally involve an anchor string a string that is already installed and tensioned and a tying string a loose string end that is threaded through the same hole as the anchor string and wrapped around the anchor string in a self locking pattern For For tight knots it is also desirable to use tennis awl to pull on the ...

Page 6: ... position 3 Adjust bottom of the throat mounting stock to ensure the racquet frame is parallel to the frame stand vertical adjustment Lock into position with Allen wrench 4 Adjust top of the throat mounting stock to accommodate various sized frames horizontal adjustment and lock into position with Allen wrench 5 Insert throat hold down clamp into hole and press the silver button with left hand Fas...

Page 7: ...ed to as M in stringing patterns The strings that run from side in the racquet head are known as the CROSS and are referred to as X in stringing patterns The holes in the racquet head are referred to by number counting in either direction from the center at the head e g 7H or the throat e g 7T Patterns Example Notice that the stringing pattern for PRINCE Accuracy 110 as patterns example contains i...

Page 8: ...or the mains and the crosses ٛ The long side of the string is a bit cumbersome when lacing the mains Two piece stringing utilizes one piece of string for the mains and another for the crosses The piece used for the mains is divided into two equal parts around the center point of the racquet and is laced symmetrically on both sides of the center point ending in a tie off at each end The crosses are...

Page 9: ...tring securely but not excessively If you see clamp marks on the strings reduce the tight ness of the clamp by turning the adjusting screw counterclockwise 3 Allow the string gripper to come to rest then clamp the first string with the available clamp Put the tensioner in reverse after clamping the string Now tension the other string and move the clamp that was at the throat to the head The thickn...

Page 10: ...he cross strings Tension and clamp the first cross If you use a different gauge of string for the crosses than the mains you may need to re adjust the tightness of the string clamps for the crosses In general it is better to start under the first main because the last weave will be over the last main making it easier to insert the string in the grommet hole Be mindful of the fact that the first an...

Page 11: ...ses before 60 lbs or after 60 lbs the following adjustment is needed CAUTIION Be sure to release string holding tension calibrator You are now ready for adjustment Step 2 Loosen the safety screw A If the locking lever release before 60 lbs turn the adjustment screw B counterclockwise until the scale reading matches the calibrator s if the locking lever release after 60 lbs turn the adjustment scre...

Page 12: ... slide and rail so that glides will move freely Lubricating the machine Use a modest application of light machine oil on the rail to ensure free movement of slide and rail Also use a small amount of light machine oil on bearing wheels as required WARNING do not lubricate the brake Cleaning the machine Glide bars and clamps must be kept free of wax to prevent slippage Use alcohol or light nonabrasi...

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