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Adjustment

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ADJUSTMENT The stepper features precision resistance cylinders for long life and trouble-free operation; due to the nature of resistance cylinders, it is recommended that the floor underneath the stepper be covered in case of slight oil leakage. ADJUSTING THE STEPPER RESISTANCE The resistance of the stepper pedals can be changed by moving the resistance brackets. To change the resistance, first dismount the stepper. Change the resistance on one pedal at a time. Hold the resistance bracket with one hand, and lift the pedal with the other hand. To decrease the resistance, move the bracket closer to the upright; to increase the resistance, move the bracket farther away from the upright. Make sure that the bracket is fully inserted into one of the slots. Change the resistance of the other pedal in the same manner, making sure that the resistance brackets are in the same position on both pedals. Resistance Brackets WARNING: The resistance cylinders may become hot during use. Allow the cylinders to cool before touching them. • USING THE BUTTERFLY ARMS Slide one end of each weightband that you plan to use onto the high posts at the top of the upright. Attach the other end of each weightband to the butterfly arm with a pull pin as described in ADJUSTING THE WORKLOAD. Attach spring clips in the locations shown at the right. To use a butterfly arm as an abdominal arm, remove either the left or right butterfly arm. (The drawing at the right shows the left butterfly arm.) Attach the butterfly arm with a weightband tube in the bottom hole. Center the other weightband tube in the top hole. Slide a weightband onto the top weightband tube. -r - Attach the other end of the weightband to the butterfly arm with a pull pin as described in ADJUSTING.THE WORKLOAD. Attach•spring clips in the locations shown at the right. 7

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ADJUSTMENT
The
stepper
features
precision
resistance
cylinders
for
long
life
and
trouble
-free
operation;
due
to
the
nature
of
resistance
cylinders,
it
is
recommended
that
the
floor
underneath
the
stepper
be
covered
in
case
of
slight
oil
leakage.
ADJUSTING
THE
STEPPER
RESISTANCE
The
resistance
of
the
stepper
pedals
can
be
changed
by
mov-
ing
the
resistance
brackets.
To
change
the
resistance,
first
dis-
mount
the
stepper.
Change
the
resistance
on
one
pedal
at
a
time.
Hold
the
resistance
bracket
with
one
hand,
and
lift
the
pedal
with
the
other
hand.
To
decrease
the
resistance,
move
the
bracket
closer
to
the
upright;
to
increase
the
resistance,
move
the
bracket
farther
away
from
the
upright.
Make
sure
that
the
bracket
is
fully
inserted
into
one
of
the
slots.
Change
the
resistance
of
the
other
pedal
in
the
same
manner,
making
sure
that
the
resistance
brackets
are
in
the
same
position
on
both
pedals.
Resistance
Brackets
WARNING:
The
resistance
cylinders
may
become
hot
during
use.
Allow
the
cylinders
to
cool
before
touching
them.
USING
THE
BUTTERFLY
ARMS
Slide
one
end
of
each
weightband
that
you
plan
to
use
onto
the
high
posts
at
the
top
of
the
upright.
Attach
the
other
end
of
each
weightband
to
the
butterfly
arm
with
a
pull
pin
as
described
in
ADJUSTING
THE
WORKLOAD.
Attach
spring
clips
in
the
locations
shown
at
the
right.
To
use
a
butterfly
arm
as
an
abdominal
arm,
remove
either
the
left
or
right
butterfly
arm.
(The
drawing
at
the
right
shows
the
left
butterfly
arm.)
Attach
the
butterfly
arm
with
a
weightband
tube
in
the
bottom
hole.
Center
the
other
weightband
tube
in
the
top
hole.
Slide
a
weightband
onto
the
top
weightband
tube.
Attach
the
other
end
of
the
weightband
to
the
butterfly
arm
with
a
pull
pin
as
described
in
ADJUSTING.THE
WORKLOAD.
Attach•spring
clips
in
the
locations
shown
at
the
right.
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