Operational Instructions - Stamina Seated Inversion Therapy System Owner's Manual

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
1. Do not use the Seated Inversion Therapy System alone. Always have a helper available in case
assistance is needed in recovering from the decline position.
2. Make sure the SECURITY BELT(38) is attached on the Seated Inversion Therapy System properly.
Check the SECURITY BELT(38) for damage and wear.
3. Make sure that the LEG ADJUSTMENT FRAME(12) is properly set for your height.
4. Make sure that the FOAM PADS(20) are holding your feet properly.
5. Make sure that there is enough room for the Seated Inversion Therapy System to rotate completely.
SECURITY BELT ADJUSTMENT
The SECURITY BELT(38) included a double belt design,
please refer to the illustration.
1. Limit Belt: This belt is a very important safety device
to limit the Seated Inversion Therapy System's
maximum inversion decline angle. If you pass the
maximum inversion decline angle limit, the support
frames of the FOAM PADS(20) which hold your feet
will continue inverting backward and could cause
serious bodily injury or death to the user.
2. Adjustable Belt: This belt is used to control the
inversion decline angle of the Seated Inversion
Therapy System. For a steeper decline angle, adjust the buckle higher to lengthen the belt. For a
less steep angle, adjust the buckle lower to shorten the belt. Check the decline angle as you like
before using the Seated Inversion Therapy System.
STOP!
Before use, always check the SECURITY BELT(38) to be sure it is attached on the
Seated Inversion Therapy System properly, and is free from damage and wear. Failure
of the SECURITY BELT(38) can cause serious bodily injury or death.
adjusted to the
lowest position.
Min. Decline Angle, 10 Degree.
Buckle
Adjustable Belt
Buckle
adjusted to the
highest position.
Max. Decline Angle, 50 Degree.
12
Buckle
Limit Belt