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TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE
Make sure all parts are properly tightened each time the weight rack is used. Replace any worn parts immediately.
The weight rack can be cleaned using a damp cloth and mild non-abrasive detergent. Do not use solvents.
56 or 57
31
19
62
73
45
47
A
B
C
62
20
73
47
45
Note: If a cable tends to slip off the pulleys often, the cable may have become twisted. Remove the cable
and re-install it.
If the cables need to be replaced, see ORDERING REPLACEMENT
P
AR
TS on the back cover of this manual.
Replace all cables at least every two years.
See drawing A. Remove the M10 x 54mm Button Bolt
(73) and the M10 Nylon Locknut (62) attaching the
lower 3 1/2” Pulley (45) and the Short Cable Trap (47)
to the Pulley Plates (20). Use the Bolt and Locknut to
reattach the Pulley and Cable Trap to the next set of
holes closer to the center of the Pulley Plates. Repeat
until the cables are tight.
See drawing B. Remove the M10 x 54mm Button Bolt
(73) and the M10 Nylon Locknut (62) attaching the
3 1/2” Pulley (45) and the Cable Trap (47) to a “U”-
bracket (19). Use the Bolt and Locknut to reattach the
Pulley and Cable Trap to the other set of holes in the
“U”-bracket.
See drawing B. Tighten the M6 Nylon Locknut (63)
onto the Carriage Cable (56) or the Base Cable (57) a
couple of turns.
See drawing C. Additional slack can be removed
from the cables by tightening a cable into the M6
Nylon Locknut (63) inside a Clip (42). To do this, pull
the Clip Cover (43) back and use a pair of pliers or
screwdriver to tighten the Locknut. Replace the
Cover.
TIGHTENING THE CABLES
Woven cable, the type of cable used on the weight rack, can stretch slightly when it is first used. If there is slack
in the cables before resistance is felt, the cables should be tightened. Make sure that the cables are not too
tight, or the weight carriage will be lifted. Slack can be removed in the following ways.
43
63
42
Cable