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STEP 4
Assemble Front Ankle Bar to Main Shaft
The 700ia is shown here. Your actual model may vary.
NOTE: Extending out from the Front Ankle Bar, you will see a
temporary plastic zip-tie fastened to the loops of the Retainer Spring
with the Cable. This is provided to assist with the assembly process,
detailed below.
• With hole settings of the Front Ankle Bar facing up, insert the
temporary plastic zip-tie and Front Ankle Bar into the Front Ankle
Bar housing (Figure 14) of the Main Shaft.
• Pull up on the T-Pin Lock to allow the Front Ankle Bar to insert all
the way into the housing. Release the T-Pin to fully engage in the
hole setting closest to the front Foam Rollers (Figure 14a).
• Turn over the Main Shaft (Figure 15). From the back side of the Front
Ankle Bar housing, pull the plastic zip-tie to stretch the Retainer
Spring and Cable Loops so that they align with the bolt holes in the
back of the Front Ankle Bar housing.
• Insert the Bolt through the hole in the outer side of the housing,
through both the Retainer Spring and Cable Loops, and through the
hole in the other side of the housing (Figure 15a).
• Release your hold on the plastic zip-tie. Secure the Bolt with the Nut
(Figure 16) using the 10/13 mm Open-Ended Wrench provided.
IMPORTANT: Cut the long segment of zip-tie off so that it will not
interfere with the function of the Retainer Spring. Be careful not to
damage the Retainer Spring with the Cable.
• Cover the open end of the Front Ankle Bar Housing with the End
Cap (Figure 16a).
FIGURE 14
FIGURE 15
Large Arrow: Pull up on the T-Pin.
Small Arrow: Insert the Front Ankle Bar
into the Front Anke Bar Housing.
Failure to assemble the T-Pin Ankle Lock System could
result in serious injury or death!
WARNING
!
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- Front Ankle Bar Housing
1
FIGURE 14a
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- Retainer Spring and Cable Loop
2
- Temporary Zip-Tie
FIGURE 15a
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FIGURE 16
FIGURE 16a
FULLY ENGAGED
