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HOW TO INSPECT AND TIGHTEN NUTS AND BOLTS.

Use your ﬁ ngers to check nuts and bolts

for tightness.

If you can turn the nut or

bolt with your ﬁ ngers, it's too loose and

should be tightened. To tighten, ﬁ rst

tighten using your ﬁ ngers. Rotate nuts

and bolts clockwise to tighten. Insert

a screwdriver through eyebolts to hold

them steady while you tighten the nuts.

Then use a small wrench to tighten the

nuts further. Figure 9.

It is recommended to check the pins on the PTB protrude

and lock into the vertical tubes appropriately. To verify their

function, ﬁ rst pull both knobs out and start moving the sliders

to a different position. Release the knobs before the next hole

and continue to slide the system. Once over a hole the pin of

the knob will drop into the opening. Once each slider is in a new

position apply a down force on the PTB directly downwards. The

pins of the sliders should not come out of the holes. If the pins

do not stay in the tube holes, the pull knobs need to be replaced;

call Balanced Body for replacement parts.

EQUIPMENT INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE LOG

We suggest that you keep a maintenance log for each piece of

equipment. The log should include:

1. A description of the machine including the serial number, the

date and place of purchase, and the manufacturer. All of this

information should appear on the invoice.

2. Date and description of all required maintenance and

inspections performed.

3. Date and description of each repair, including name and

contact information for person or company performing

the repair.