Fender Strat Plus Setup Procedures Owner Manual - Page 4

5.

If

any

strings

fall

out

of

the

nut

during

extreme

tremolo

diving,

you

may

want

to

limit

the

travel

of

the

tremolo

with

the

stop

block

in

the

block

near

the

tremolo

springs

(Fig

3).

Use

the

short

3/32"

hex

wrench

to

turn

this

bolt

until

it

protrudes

beyond

the

surface

of

the

tremolo

block.

It

will

now

hit

the

body

cavity

before

the

block

does.

Adjust

this

until

the

problem

is

solved.

la

oeim

tighten

Fig.

1

Fig.

2

Fig.3

Step

#4.

Using

the

capo

and

feeler

gauge,

check

the

curvature

of

the

neck

(Diagram

#3).

Make

the

necessary

adjustments

to

the

truss

rod.

(Remember:

The

proper

method

for

this

is

explained

in

your

owner's

manual.

If

an

adjustment

was

necessary,

periodically

recheck

your

curvature

as

it

takes

some

time

for

the

neck

to

settle

to

the

adjustment)

CAPO

1st

FRET

DEPRESS

--

LAST

FRET

TO

CHECK

THE

CURVATURE

OF

THE

NECK,

MEASURE

THE

DISTANCE

BETWEEN

THE

TOP

OF

THE

8th

FRET

AND

THE

BOTTOM

OF

THE

STRING.

Diagram

3

Step

#5.

Check

your

string

height,

using

the

six

inch

ruler,

and

make

the

necessary

adjustments

(Diagram

#4).

TO

CHECK

THE

STRING

HEIGHT.

MEASURE

THE

DISTANCE

BETWEEN

THE

TOP

OF

THE

17th

FRET

AND

THE

BOTTOM

OF

THE

STRINGS.

Diagram

4

Step

#6.

Adjust

the

Fender

Lace

Sensor

pickups

to

your

desired

height.

(The

Fender

Lace

Sensors

do

not

have

the

magnetic

pull

restrictions

of

a

conventional

pickup

and

can

be

adjusted

to

suit

your

individual

playing

style.)

Fender Strat Plus Setup Procedures Owner Manual - Page 4

Fig.3, Diagram

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