Weider Club 4870 User Manual

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Weider Club 4870 Specifications

General

Resistance Type	Weight Stack
Maximum User Weight	300 lbs
Weight Stack	150 lbs
Weight Capacity	300 lbs
Material	Steel
Pulley System	High Pulley, Low Pulley
Warranty	90 days parts & labor

Summary

WARNING DECAL PLACEMENT

IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS

General Usage and Safety Instructions

Read manual, home use, proper placement, keeping clear of moving parts, and wearing shoes.

Equipment Maintenance and Operation

Regular inspection, cable checks, safe operation of moving parts, and securing the weight stack.

User Health and Weight Limits

Maximum user weight, avoiding unauthorized weights, and stopping exercise if experiencing pain or dizziness.

Physician Consultation Advisory

Advises consulting a physician before starting any exercise program, especially for specific health conditions.

PART IDENTIFICATION CHART

ASSEMBLY

Frame Assembly

Steps for building the primary structural frame of the weight system.

Arm Assembly

Instructions for attaching and assembling the various arm components of the weight system.

Cable Assembly

Detailed steps for routing and connecting all cables and pulleys for proper system function.

Seat Assembly

Procedures for attaching and adjusting the seat and backrest components.

ADJUSTMENTS

Changing the Weight Setting

Locking the Weight Stack

Tightening the Cables

Methods for removing slack from cables due to initial stretching for optimal performance.

CABLE DIAGRAM

EXERCISE GUIDELINES

PART LIST

EXPLODED DRAWING