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Supervision is necessary when the machine is used by

or near children, invalids, or disabled persons.

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  Follow the instructions for specific exercises on each

machine

3.

  Get in and out of the equipment carefully.

4.

  Never operate the machine without shields in place.

5.

  Use only Nautilus selector pins in weight stack. Never

drop or insert any other object into machine opening.

6.

  Use this machine only as intended or described in this

manual.

7.

  Do not operate equipment with loose or damaged parts.

If machine fails to operate correctly, do not attempt to
repair. Notify authorized personnel of the problems.

8.

  Keep hands and feet clear of weights and other moving

parts when in use. Keep hands and feet only on the
hand grips and foot pads provided.

9.

  Failure to comply with these instructions may result in

personal injury.

Nautilus will replace, free of charge, safety /caution

decals which are missing ordamaged.

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Maintenance Schedule

Before Exercising

To guard against injury, all equipment users

should follow these instructions.

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 Check with your physician and get approval before

beginning a training routine.

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 Become familiar with the equipment before

beginning a training routine.

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 Always warm-up before and cool down after

exercising.

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 Move slowly during each exercise. Do not jerk or

"throw" the weight.

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 Breathe freely. Do not hold your breath while

lifting or lowering weight.

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 Hold movement arms and handles firmly, do not

squeeze or grip tightly.

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 Structure each workout to exercise the largest

muscles first. Suggested routines are found in the
Nautilus Total Fitness Program.

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 Experiment to find the exact weight you need for

each exercise. Select a resistance that allows you to
perform eight to twelve slow repetitions. Take two
seconds to lift the weight. Pause briefly, and take four
seconds to lower the weight.

Stop exercising immediately if you experience a sharp nerve or joint pain, and seek medical advice.

EVERY 6

DAILY

WEEKLY

MONTHLY

MONTHS

General Maintenance

Check Safety & Warning Decals

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Inspect Belts & Cables

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Spot Check Belt

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Spot Check Nuts and Bolts

____________________________

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Spot Check All Pegs and Stops

_______________________________________________________

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Examine Rotation Points

________________________________________________________________________

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Cleaning

Clean Upholstery

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Use Quick Fill A-33 Disinfectant Cleaner.

Clean Surface Area

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Remove Dust

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Lubrication

Lubricate and Clean Guide Rods Using TFL 50

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Do not lubricate hydraulic cylinders.

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Frequency of maintenance is determined by several

factors: temperature, humidity, use, ventilation and filtration,
shielding and friction.  External maintenance may vary from
daily to monthly, internal maintenance from six months in
a club environment to a year when used in a multi-user
setting.

Do not place equipment in

direct sunlight as ultra violet

rays can damage shields

and upholstery.

Lubrication

General Maintenance

Cleaning

1. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING AND PROTECTION

A. Keep pads free of perspiration at all times.

B. Clean and disinfect upholstery at the end of each day,

especially areas where perspiration and scalp oil

collect.

C. Clean all outside surfaces with non-abrasive, non-

chlorinated household cleaners. Virahol

®

 Disinfectant

Cleaner is an effective upholstery care product.

2. CLEANING AND CARE OF PAINTED SURFACES

A. Wipe painted surfaces with a damp cloth and car wax.

B. Let dry and buff with a dry cloth.

MOVING PARTS

To clean and lubricate guide rods, apply TFL#50 Wet

Lubricant to a clean cloth then use to wipe rods.

*TFL 50 Wet Lubricant

Recommended for

Nautilus Machines.

1. SPOT CHECK LOOSE NUTS AND BOLTS

A. Carefully check rotation points.

B. Tighten loose parts immediately. Also check for worn parts,

seat belts and upholstery pads.

2. UPHOLSTERY PAD TIGHTENING

Most bolts on upholstery pads can be tightened with a 9/16”

combination wrench.

3. SHIELD REMOVAL

Some Nautilus® machines are equipped with quick-release

shield fasteners.  To remove Quick-Release shielding, gently

pull shielding away from the frame. Use a proper screwdriver

to remove  shield, which is attached to the frame with screws.

4. SHIELD INSTALLATION

Snap Quick-Release in place. Tighten screws only snugly. Use

correct phillips screwdriver.

An Outstanding liquid quaternary-based

product for use in areas where there's

heavy soiling.  Provides the best odor

counteraction available from a

disinfectant.  Available in ready-to-use;

no mixing or dilution 16 oz. spray bottle.

 USDA Code 1, EPA Reg. 42964-

Give our friendly Customer Service
Representatives a call to order this

product or any other Genuine

Nautilus Parts

TO PLACE AN ORDER

Detergent/
Disinfectant-Odor
Counteractant
Detergente/
Desinfectante
y Neutralizante
de Olores

Keep out of Reach of
Children • For Industrial
Use Only

HEAL

TH

FIRE

REACTIVE

Detergent/Disinfectant Odor Counteractant

QUIK FILL A-33

1-800-235-2233

WARNING

Do not lubricate MINI WEIGHTS.

 May cause damage and VOID

WARRANTY.

PART

NUMBER

19-1160

PART

NUMBER

19-1175

Safety

NET WT. 10 OZ. (283.5g)

STOCK NO.
RG 60127

DANGER! EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE. HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED.

CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE. SEEBACK PANEL.

DANGER! EXTREMEMENT INFLAMMABLE.

CONTENU SOUS PRESSION. VOIR ETIQUETT AL'ENDOS.

n Cleans/Lubricates/Protects
n Homogenized/No Kerosene/No Wax
n Non-Toxic/Environmentally Safe
n Nettote/Lubrifie/Protege
n Produit Homogénéisé/Formule
    D'avant-Garde/Sans Cire
n Non-Toxique/Sans Effet Sur
    E'environnement

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