Teeter EP-560 - Troubleshooting and Maintenance; Troubleshooting Balance Issues

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Troubleshoot:
Find Your Balance
Your EP-560 is designed to effortlessly rotate in response
to your arm movements.
If this is not occurring, you may need to adjust your
settings to achieve perfect balance.
There are two ways to fine-tune your balance settings:
· Adjust your height setting (Figure 15; see 'Set Height' on page 4);
· Adjust the Roller Hinges, which are the 3-hole hinges that connect
the backrest of your EP-560 to the A-frame (Figure 16).
The Roller Hinge hole closest to the pivot pin is "A," the most
responsive (quickens rotation). The hole at the far end is "C," the least
responsive (slows rotation). Refer to the Assembly Instructions for
further details on the Roller Hinge adjustment.
Problem:
You are rotating into inversiontoo fast or you are not returning fully upright when
you put your arms to your sides.
Solution:
Lengthen the height on the Main Shaft 1-2" and/or adjust your Roller Hinges to
the B or C setting.
Figure 15
Figure 16
Problem:
You are not rotating enough and/or you are not staying in full inversion.
Solution:
Shorten the height on the Main Shaft 1-2" and/or adjust your Roller Hinges to the
A or B setting.
Problem:
Your rotation responsiveness changes after you invert.
Solution:
As you decompress, your body lengthens. To offset this stretch and easily return
upright, bring your arms to your sides. Bend your knees and slide your body
toward your feet until you have returned to the fully upright position. You may
find that with regular use, your ideal balance settings will change.
A
B
C
Do not use Setting A for users over 220 lb (100 kg).