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MAINTENANCE

Schedule

Area

Day

Week Month Quarter Year

Notes

1

Exterior

Clean.

2

Screws

Inspect for looseness

and secure if necessary.

3

Testing

To confirm that the

machine is working

properly

4

Cushions

Wipe with a damp cloth.

5

Belt

Check for damage or

wear. If so, need for

replacement.

6

Guide Rod

Clean and lubricate.

7

Seat Tube

Clean and lubricate.

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Summary of Contents for S916

Page 1: ...Sports Art Industrial Co Ltd TUV CERT ISO 9001 9002 14000 Certified Quality Products 2013 07 23 S916 Independnet Lateral Pull Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...l the Seat Cushion 7 STEP 3 Install the Foot Covers 8 STEP 4 Install the Storage Tray Holder 9 STEP 5 Seat Adjustment Instructions 10 STEP 6 Belt Tension Adjustment Instructions 11 5 MAINTENANCE 12 MAINTENANCE Machine Maintenance 12 MAINTENANCE Schedule 14 MAINTENANCE Task List 15 MAINTENANCE One Year Maintenance Log 16 6 CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES 17 ...

Page 3: ...ality materials and designedforyearsofreliableperformance thisproductwasmadeforfullcommercial use Before this product is assembled or operated we recommend that you familiarize yourself with this manual Understanding the correct assembly and operation of this product will help ensure that exercisers obtain their fitness goals safely and successfully ...

Page 4: ... way If it is not working properly or has been dropped or damaged contact a service technician for repairs Do not use accessories that are not specifically recommended by the manufacturer Such parts might cause injuries or cause the unit to fail This product is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or by people who are otherwise def...

Page 5: ... LIST OF PARTS Assembly Parts No Name Qty No Name Qty A1 Main Frame 1 A3 118 Oval Foot Cover A 6 A1a Rear Cover Top 1 A4 118 Oval Foot Cover B 6 A1b Rear Cover Bottom 1 A5 Storage Tray 1 A2 Seat Cushion 1 ...

Page 6: ...wrench 1 13 2 15 2 Double open end wrench 1 17 23 Components on the Product No Name Specification Notes 20 Flat head hex screws M8 P1 25 L20 Nylon hex nut M8 21 Mushroom head inner hex screws M8 P1 25 L25 Spring washer M8 22 Fix plate With Foam Round head hex screws M8 P1 25 L15 Flat washer D17 d8 3 t2 Nylon hex nut M8 24 Plastic round head hex screws M6 P1 0 35 Bushings D21 5 10 5 ...

Page 7: ...e washers and other hardware may be involved STEP 1 Install the Rear Covers a Please remove screws 24 from the area A b First align the Top Rear Cover A1a cut out with the B area screws Afterwards align the screw holes on top then tighten it with screws 24 Note the cover needs to be in between mounting columns and mounting plate c Repeat the process for Bottom Rear Cover A1b with aligning the cut ...

Page 8: ...n frame A1 then remove screws 21 from the seat cushion A2 b Attach the seat plate onto the main frame A1 then use screws 20 to secure the assembly c Attach the seat cushion A2 onto the main frame A1 where the seat plate is secured Use screws 21 to secure the assembly ...

Page 9: ...overs to expose the inside screw hole Then use one push revit 10 to secure one side Rotate the covers back to original position and use the other push revit 10 to secure the assembly Note While installing the foot covers if it can not be put together due to the interference of the machine please swap the direction of the covers ...

Page 10: ...tions a through b to install the storage tray a Locate the position where the storage tray A5 attaches to the main frame A1 then remove the screws 22 from the weight stack frame b Attach the storage tray A5 to the main frame A1 and use screws 22 to secure the assembly ...

Page 11: ...ng the seat height pull the seat lever to adjust to the desired height and then release the seat lever If the machine has not been used for a long time or the seat is adjusting slowly Please put pressure on the seat several times before normal operation ...

Page 12: ...oo loose first loosen nut A as shown then adjust nut B If the belt length is too long adjust downward if the belt length is too short adjust upward Adjust the belt to the proper position then tighten nut A to secure the belt length Note After adjusting the belt the gap between nut A and B must be within 35mm 1 4 3 After the adjustment then the machine should be tested to determine the functionalit...

Page 13: ...nance 1 Please clean and lubricate the guide rod once a week a Use a clean lint free towel to apply the lubricant onto the guide rods b Test the weight stack on the guide rod and make sure the operation is smooth c Repeat operations a and b 2 to 3 times 2 Check the tightness of the cable or belt and follow the steps to make adjustments ...

Page 14: ...he belt 2 Belt safety check after a year in use check belt weekly Depend on the use conditions increase the frequency of inspections As shown A a belt B the belt extension During inspection if found cracks in the belt or the belt is exposed to other unusual circumstances please immediately stop using the machine and replace the belt ...

Page 15: ...Clean 2 Screws Inspect for looseness and secure if necessary 3 Testing To confirm that the machine is working properly 4 Cushions Wipe with a damp cloth 5 Belt Check for damage or wear If so need for replacement 6 Guide Rod Clean and lubricate 7 Seat Tube Clean and lubricate ...

Page 16: ...ll screws Secure if necessary 3 Make sure the machine is working properly 4 Wipe cushions clean with a damp cloth Weekly tasks 1 Check the belt for damage or tear 2 Clean and lubricate guide rods 3 Clean and lubricate seat tube Caution Please follow standard safety precautions when working on this product Do NOT use cleaners with alcohol ammonia or other damaging chemi cals The use of such chemica...

Page 17: ...rter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Completed Yearly Tasks Year 1 Completed Notes __________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ MAINTENANCE One Year Maintenance Log Facility _______________________ Sup...

Page 18: ...ce product uniquement pour l usage prévu dans ce manuel La limite de poids de l utilisateur pour le produit est de 227 kg 500 lb Ce produit n est pas destiné à être utilisé par des personnes y compris des enfants dont les capacités physiques sensorielles ou mentales sont réduites ou qui ne disposent pas de l expérience ou du savoir nécessaires sauf si celles ci ont au préalable été formées eu égar...

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