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NAUTILUS

 

INSTINCT

 

ABDOMINAL

 

/

 

LOWER

 

BACK

 

MACHINE

 

O

WNER

M

ANUAL

 

ANCHORING 

IMPORTANT:

  The 

INSTINCT ABDOMINAL / LOWER BACK MACHINE

 must be secured to 

the floor to stabilize and eliminate rocking or tipping over. This must be performed by a 

licensed contractor. Failure to anchor the unit will void the warranty. NAUTILUS shall 

not be liable for damage or injury caused by unanchored or improperly anchored units. 

The 

INSTINCT  ABDOMINAL  /  LOWER  BACK  MACHINE

  must  be anchored  to the  floor  using  through  bolts  or  anchoring 

studs. Each foot pad on the unit provides two anchoring holes that will accommodate bolts of up to 12mm (7/16") diameter. Only 
one hole in each foot pad is required during anchoring. The holes used for anchoring may be selected based on installation site 
requirements or customer preference. 

Anchoring bolts/studs must meet the following requirements: 

 

Anchor bolts shall be Grade 8.8 or Grade SAE 5. 

 

Anchoring  bolts  or  studs  shall  have  a  minimum  size  of  6mm  (1/4")  diameter;  8mm  (5/16")  diameter  bolts/studs  are 
recommended. 

 

Pull-out force shall be 100kg (2201 lbs) minimum for any single anchor. This will ensure a secure anchoring system and safe 
operation of the unit by all users. 

 

 

GENERAL GUIDELINES 

As with any exercise program, strength training involves an element of risk. The information provided in this section will help you 
and/or your members make safe and productive use of your 

NAUTILUS INSTINCT ABDOMINAL / LOWER BACK MACHINE

 

ALWAYS  consult  a  physician  before  beginning  any  strength-training  program.  This  is  particularly  important  for  persons 
with known health conditions and/or persons that are not familiar with the risks involved with weight training. 

 

All training sessions should be supervised by trained personnel. 

 

BE  SURE  that  all  warning  labels  and  placards  affixed  to  the 

INSTINCT  ABDOMINAL  /  LOWER  BACK  MACHINE

 

remain  on  the  unit.  DO  NOT  alter  warning  labels  and  placards.  BE  SURE  that  each  user  reads  and  understands  the 
information shown on all labels and placards (safety, instructional and/or other). 

 

Instruct all users on the proper use of the 

INSTINCT ABDOMINAL / LOWER BACK MACHINE

, as well as those actions 

that should be avoided. 

 

Your 

INSTINCT  ABDOMINAL  /  LOWER  BACK  MACHINE

  has  been  designed  to  accommodate  a  wide  variety  of  body 

types. Prior to use, mount the unit and adjust the seat height to ensure comfortable operation of the leverage arm. 

To minimize user and/or bystander injury: 

 

Do not lean the against framework, weight stack or any component, regardless of whether it is dynamic or static. 

 

Stay  clear  of  all  components  while  in  a  dynamic  state  of  motion.  Keep  hands  and  feet  away  from  cables,  belts,  cams  and 
pulleys and/or any converging action. The convergence of these transmission-based components can cause serious injury. 

 

Exercising on free weight and selectorized products should be performed with the assistance of a spotter. 

PRODUCT USE AND MAINTENANCE 

Repair of the 

INSTINCT ABDOMINAL / LOWER BACK MACHINE

 should be performed only by authorized persons. 

NEVER modify the 

INSTINCT ABDOMINAL / LOWER BACK MACHINE

 or attempt to make adjustment(s) to, or the repair 

of,  the  unit  equipment  without  first  calling 

NAUTILUS

  Product  Support.  Always  notify  authorized  personnel  to  make  such 

repairs. 

Instruct all users to report any equipment or training irregularities to supervisory personnel IMMEDIATELY. 

E

XERCISE 

G

UIDELINES

 

Summary of Contents for Instinct

Page 1: ...Nautilus Instinct Abdominal Lower Back Machine OW N E R S MA N U A L...

Page 2: ...Procedures 14 Labels and Placards 16 Warranty and Disclaimer 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Copyright 2016 Core Health and Fitness LLC All rights reserved including those to reproduce this book or parts thereof...

Page 3: ...NAUTILUS INSTINCT ABDOMINAL LOWER BACK MACHINE OWNER S MANUAL 3...

Page 4: ...ACHINE The manual is divided into eight sections as follows Introduction Provides an overview of each section within the manual Safety Instructions Provides guidelines for safely operating the INSTINC...

Page 5: ...t for replacement 16 SECURING EQUIPMENT The INSTINCT ABDOMINAL LOWER BACK MACHINE MUST be secured to the floor to stabilize and eliminate rocking or tipping over This must be performed by a licensed c...

Page 6: ...ut Nylon Insert 10M 10 68 Nut Tapped Hole 6 71 Washer 11M 28 72 Washer 9M 6 73 Washer Spring 11M 4 74 Washer Spring 9M 2 TOOLS REQUIRED Most NAUTILUS INSTINCT machines can be assembled using the follo...

Page 7: ...g holes in the side beam of the weight stack frame 1 Secure the center frame to the weight stack frame using four screws 54 two screws 55 12 washers 71 and six lock nuts 67 Tighten the nuts securely P...

Page 8: ...hold in the retracted position Rotate the leverage arm up then release the locking pin Continue rotating the leverage arm until the locking pin engages a drilled hole in the range of motion flywheel r...

Page 9: ...ting in excessive noise during use and potential hazards to the user or other bystanders Thread the retaining screw 53 through the belt clamp and into the belt retainer 45 Tighten the retaining screw...

Page 10: ...iner 45 into the belt clamp BE SURE the tapped hole in the belt retainer is aligned with the mating hole in the belt clamp Thread the retaining screw 53 through the belt clamp and into the belt retain...

Page 11: ...s the firstdrilledholeatthefirstseatposition Repeat to verify the locking pin engages the drilled hole at all seat positions Returnthe seatpostto the stowed position Verify the seat post slides smooth...

Page 12: ...th conditions and or persons that are not familiar with the risks involved with weight training All training sessions should be supervised by trained personnel BE SURE that all warning labels and plac...

Page 13: ...other structural components see FRAMEWORK MAINTENANCE on page 14 for requirements Check all attaching hardware for security Tighten as needed Clean and inspect the upholstered cushions and the hand gr...

Page 14: ...are made of PETG glycol modified polyethylene terephthalate Proper cleaning is necessary to preserve the appearance of the shrouds The following cleaners are compatible with PETG Original Dawn Freon...

Page 15: ...RNING REPLACE WORN WEIGHT BELTS IMMEDIATELY FAILURE TO COMPLY CAN RESULT IN HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS FOR USERS OR OTHER BYSTANDERS Inspect all weight belts for evidence of excessive wear or other damage G...

Page 16: ...16 NAUTILUS INSTINCT ABDOMINAL LOWER BACK MACHINE OWNER S MANUAL LABELS AND PLACARDS...

Page 17: ...ct as set out in your Owners Manual OWNERS MANUAL It is VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ THIS MANUAL before operating the Product Remember to perform the periodic maintenance requirements specified in the...

Page 18: ...18 NAUTILUS INSTINCT ABDOMINAL LOWER BACK MACHINE OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 19: ...NAUTILUS INSTINCT ABDOMINAL LOWER BACK MACHINE OWNER S MANUAL 19...

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