Cybex Jungle Gym Dip Chin Bedienungsanleitung
Model No. 17150-999-1 A
Safety
Safety Guidelines and Procedures
Cybex International collaborates with equipment owners to ensure the safest and most effective setup of Cybex equipment. Cybex International recommends that all equipment owners strictly adhere to all safety instructions. Following these safety instructions provides the best protection against injuries and damage to your equipment.
The most important safety precaution is to ensure maximum stability for each piece of equipment. The equipment must be securely fastened to the floor. It is very important that the floor is level.
Cybex recommends that all fitness equipment be placed in a supervised area. The area should also be subject to access control. The owner is responsible for access control.
The scope of control is subject to the owner's confidentiality requirements. The purchaser/user of Cybex products is responsible for reading and following the operating manual and warning labels, as well as instructing all persons, including end-users and supervisory personnel, in the proper use of these products.
i Read the operating manual carefully before assembly, maintenance, or use of the equipment. If the equipment is used commercially or publicly, it is the owner's responsibility to instruct users in the proper use of the equipment and to make them aware of potential hazards.
Follow the safety instructions for users and enforce them to protect both users and equipment. Keep children away from selectorized strength training equipment. Adolescents or incapacitated users must be supervised.
Do not allow anyone, including trainers, to use the equipment in any way other than as depicted on the instruction plates on each machine.
The owner of the facility or fitness equipment is responsible for instructing users in the proper use of the equipment and discussing all labels.
WARNING: Serious or fatal injuries can occur if these safety instructions are not followed:
User Safety Precautions
i Read all warning labels attached to the machine. Warning labels are attached to each machine to alert the user to potential problems. Following the warning labels can help prevent injuries and equipment damage.
i Before using the machine, carefully read the warning labels and instruction plates. Receive instruction in the use of the equipment. Each machine has instructions for correct use.
Use the weight selection and weight stack pins as shown on the instruction labels. Do NOT alter the equipment in any way.
Never insert the weight pin while the weight is raised. Do NOT use the equipment if you find it in this configuration. Contact a fitness club staff member in this case. Locked weights can fall if the pin is pulled out. A staff member of the training facility should lower the weights to avoid potential hazards.
Ensure the weight pin is fully inserted (on selectorized strength training equipment with weight stacks). If the pin is not fully inserted, the user could accidentally drop the weights if the pin falls out.
Never use dumbbells or other aids to incrementally increase the weight resistance. Only use the aids provided by the equipment manufacturer. Altering the equipment's construction by adding extra weights, such as dumbbells or other objects, can lead to user injury and equipment damage. The warranty will be voided by this.
The surface on which you place, secure, and operate selectorized strength training equipment must be firm and level. If the floor is not level, the equipment will not be stable.
Do NOT wear loose clothing or dangling jewelry while using selectorized strength training equipment. Do not touch moving parts. Loose clothing or dangling jewelry can get caught in moving parts and cause serious injury or damage.
Consult a physician before starting any exercise program. If at any time during exercise you experience weakness, dizziness, or pain, stop exercising and consult your physician. Users should exercise responsibility and caution with their own health. A physician's visit before starting an exercise program will alert users to potential personal health risks.
Have a second person (spotter) monitor you when lifting free weights. A spotter is an additional safety measure.
Do NOT exceed the maximum weight indicated. Excessive weight may cause a machine to malfunction.
Do NOT use the equipment if a check reveals any possible damage or malfunction. Contact the training facility staff if the equipment appears damaged or not functioning.
Do NOT attempt to fix malfunctioning or jammed equipment. Notify a fitness club staff member in this case. The owner is responsible for repairing malfunctioning or jammed equipment.
Do NOT use equipment if the cover is missing or defective. A missing or defective cover must be replaced by a qualified technician. The covers ensure the proper functioning of the equipment.
Do NOT remove any labels from the equipment. Replace damaged labels. Labels provide users with specific information and warnings. Replace damaged labels so that users can be properly informed.
Operator Safety Precautions
i Read the operating manual carefully before assembling, maintaining, or using the equipment.
The performance of regular maintenance is the sole responsibility of the user/owner or operator.
Inspect the equipment for worn or damaged parts before use. Tighten or replace loose or worn parts before use. Pay close attention to belts, cables, grips, or pulleys and their connections. Always inspect the equipment for potential damage. Loose parts must be properly tightened. Replacing worn parts will keep the equipment in optimal condition for regular use.
Anchor the equipment to the floor using the mounting holes for optimal stability. Each machine must be placed, secured, and used on a firm and level surface.
Do not install equipment on an uneven surface!
CAUTION! If the following instructions are not followed, there is a risk of serious or fatal injury:
Due to varying local building codes, Cybex cannot anchor the equipment. The owner is responsible for anchoring the equipment. Consult a specialist for this purpose.
Use fasteners with a tensile strength of at least 226 kg – Cybex recommends 3/8" Grade 2 screws or stronger.
If the feet or frame of the equipment do not touch the floor, do NOT pull the equipment down with the anchor screws. Shim the feet or frame that are off the floor first.
Ensure all users are instructed in the proper use of the training equipment.
Ensure adequate space is available for safe access and operation of the equipment. The space requirements for different equipment vary depending on placement. While the assembly section provides information on equipment dimensions, the equipment owner must ensure that sufficient space is left between machines and around each machine for unimpeded operation.
Regularly maintain the equipment as described in the maintenance section of this manual. Inspect all areas prone to wear, including cables, pulleys, belts, and grips.
Replace worn or damaged components immediately. If worn or damaged components cannot be replaced immediately, take the equipment out of service until it is repaired.
Use only Cybex-supplied components for equipment maintenance/repair.
Record all maintenance performed in a repair log.
Post the training facility's safety instructions in a visible location.
Equipment Mounting
Mounting the Equipment
Only use the machine after it has been properly anchored. The machine has holes in the feet for easy anchoring to the floor. To optimize stability, all mounting holes must be used. The equipment must be placed on a firm and level surface to prevent wobbling, tipping, or falling during improper use or misuse.
The firm, level surface should not be inclined more than 3 mm over a distance of 25 cm and should comply with local building and architectural regulations.
The equipment must be anchored by a qualified specialist.
Because the substrates on which the machines are anchored or placed vary greatly, have the mounting method and means checked by a qualified and licensed professional.
The minimum pull-out force for each mounting position must be at least 100 kg (220 lbs).
Correct Use
Use equipment only as described in the manual or on the labels on each machine. Failure to follow the correct instructions may result in injury.
Compliance with Standards
Cybex products comply with applicable ASTM and EN standards.
Regular Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
Preventive maintenance must be performed regularly to keep the equipment in normal, operational condition. Record all maintenance work in a log to keep an overview of the preventive maintenance performed. The preventive maintenance measures are described in detail in the maintenance section of this manual. In summary, they include:
Daily
Cleaning the upholstery.
Weekly
- Check that all screws and nuts are securely fastened. Tighten if necessary.
- Inspect all cables and belts for damage and wear. If a cable or belt is damaged or worn, the equipment must be immediately removed from further use until the cable or belt is replaced.
- Check for worn grips, worn joint connections, and unclear warning/safety labels. Replace all worn parts immediately.
- Check for loose or worn grips. Replace loose or worn grips immediately.
- Check weight stacks for proper adjustment and function. Correct any faulty adjustments and functions immediately.
- Lubricate guide rails only with light-duty oil.
Annually
Replace all cables and belts annually.
Warning Labels and Precautions
Warning labels indicate situations with potential hazards that can lead to death or serious injury if precautions are not followed. Safety labels indicate a potentially hazardous situation that can lead to minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
The illustrations following the labels show where they are located on the equipment.
WARNING
Failure to follow these precautions may result in serious injury.
1. Obtain a medical evaluation before beginning your exercise program.
2. Carefully read the operating manual and observe all instructions and warning labels before using the equipment.
3. Keep body parts and clothing away from moving parts.
4. Inspect the equipment before use. Do not use the equipment if it is damaged or defective.
5. Do not attempt to repair damaged or defective equipment; notify a responsible person at the facility.
6. Use the equipment only for its intended purpose. Do not modify the equipment in any way.
7. Ensure the selector pin is fully inserted. Use only the pin supplied by the manufacturer. If in doubt, ask for assistance.
8. Never insert the weight pin while the weight is raised. Never use the equipment if you find it in this condition; notify a responsible person at the facility.
9. Keep children away from the equipment. Adolescents and disabled persons must be supervised while using the equipment.
10. Do not use the equipment if the cover is missing or defective.
11. Do not use dumbbells or other additional weights other than those supplied by the manufacturer.
12. Inspect all cables, belts, and connections before use. Do not use the equipment if parts are worn or damaged.
13. Do not remove labels from the equipment and replace them if they are damaged.
CAUTION
Risk of injury. Stay away from moving parts.
Replacing Labels
The diagram shows the locations of warning labels (4605-381-X) and safety labels (4000Y316-X) on the Cybex Jungle Gym Dip Chin.
Assembly
Equipment Specifications
| Weight | Equipment Dimensions at Rest | Equipment Dimensions in Use |
|---|---|---|
| 548 lbs | 59" L x 49" W x 98" H | Same |
| 206 kg | 150 cm L x 124 cm W x 249 cm H | Same |
Environment and Storage
Static Electricity
Increase humidity to reduce static electricity.
Humidity
The equipment functions normally in environments with 30% to 75% relative humidity. The equipment can be shipped and stored in environments with 10% to 90% relative humidity.
Temperature
The equipment functions normally in environments with temperatures between 10°C and 40°C (50°F and 104°F). The equipment can be shipped and stored in environments with 10% to 90% relative humidity.
Do not place, operate, or store the equipment in environments with high humidity, such as near steam rooms, saunas, outdoor swimming pools, or indoor pools. The equipment may be damaged if exposed to large amounts of water vapor, chlorine, and/or bromine.
Assembly Procedure
This procedure requires two people.
☑ Read all instructions thoroughly before assembling this equipment. Inspect all parts carefully. If damage is found, refer to the "Customer Service" section of this manual for appropriate measures for return, replacement, or reordering of parts.
Required Tools
This procedure requires two people. The owner of the fitness club or equipment is responsible for ensuring adequate space around each training unit to allow for safe use of the equipment and safe passage between units.
1 (Diagram showing various Allen wrenches)
2 (Diagram showing assembly steps)
3 (Diagram showing assembly steps)
4 (Diagram showing assembly steps with close-up views)
5 (Diagram showing assembly steps)
Training
Intended Use
This equipment is intended for improving general physical fitness and for training purposes in a commercial setting.
Instructions
☑ Before using this machine, thoroughly read all instructions and warnings in the safety section of this user manual.
All adjustment points on the equipment are marked with yellow handles or knobs.
- Select desired support.
- Select desired grip.
- Step onto the footrest.
NOTE: If support is not desired, flip up the footrest.
4. Lift/lower the lower body with steady, controlled movements.
NOTE: Horizontal grips emphasize the pectoralis major. Vertical grips emphasize the anterior deltoid.
1. Push the handles forward until the arms are extended.
CAUTION: Failure to follow precautions may lead to serious injury. Use the equipment only as shown in the illustrations.
DIP CHIN
START/END DIP (Diagram showing the dip exercise)
START/END CHIN UP (Diagram showing the chin-up exercise)
Muscles Trained:
- Dip: Pectoralis, anterior, Deltoid, Triceps
- Chin Up: Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Major, Biceps, Lower Trapezius, Rhomboid
Maintenance
All preventive maintenance must be performed regularly. Performing preventive maintenance helps keep Cybex strength machines safe and trouble-free for a long time.
Cybex is not responsible for performing regular equipment inspections and maintenance. Your personnel must be trained in inspection and maintenance work as well as incident reporting procedures. Cybex telephone support staff are available to answer any questions you may have.
All inspection and repair work must be performed only by qualified personnel. Cybex assumes no warranty if non-Cybex parts are used.
CAUTION: Only use Cybex replacement parts for maintenance. Failure to comply can lead to serious injury.
Daily Tasks
If you intend to use strong cleaning agents such as cleaning alcohol or bleach, it is recommended to test them first in an inconspicuous area. Other cleaning agents may contain strong or unknown solvents or occur in varying compositions without being indicated by the manufacturer. If you wish to use other cleaning agents, test them in an inconspicuous area to avoid potential damage to the material. Never use strong solvents or cleaning agents intended for industrial use. To clean stained/soiled areas, use a soft, white cloth. Do not use paper towels.
Cleaning products can be hazardous/irritating to your skin, eyes, etc. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not inhale or swallow cleaning products. Protect surrounding areas/clothing. Ensure good ventilation.
Observe all warning labels from the product manufacturer. CYBEX and its representatives cannot be held liable for damage or injury resulting from the use or misuse of cleaning products.
Cleaning Upholstery
| In | Then |
|---|---|
| Light Soiling | 1. Prepare a solution of 10% household liquid soap and warm water. 2. Apply with a soft, damp cloth. 3. If necessary, apply a solution with liquid detergent using a soft brush. 4. Remove residue with a clean, soft cloth, lightly dampened with water. |
| Stubborn Stains | 1. Prepare a solution of 10% household bleach (sodium hypochlorite) and 90% water. Dampen a soft, white cloth with the solution. 2. Gently rub the stained area. 3. Remove residue with a clean, soft cloth lightly dampened with water. 4. If stains cannot be removed this way, you can use undiluted household bleach. Apply the bleach directly to the affected area, for example, with a bleach-soaked cloth, and let it sit for about 30 minutes. Dampen a clean, soft cloth with water and remove bleach residue. |
| Stubborn Stains (Alternative Method) | 1. Dampen a soft, white cloth with rubbing alcohol. 2. Gently rub the affected area. 3. Remove residue with a clean, soft cloth lightly dampened with water. |
Restoring Shine
- Apply a thin layer of furniture wax for 30 seconds.
- Gently rub the area with a clean, white cloth.
Cleaning Frame Parts
Wipe all frames with a mild solution of warm water and car soap. Dry the surfaces thoroughly. AVOID using acidic or chlorine-based cleaners or abrasive cleaners, as they can scratch or damage the equipment.
Cleaning Chrome Parts
Clean chrome tubes by first applying a chrome polish and then sealing the surface with car wax. Neutral cleaners with a pH between 5.5 and 8.5 are recommended. Dry the surfaces thoroughly. AVOID using acidic or chlorine-based cleaners or abrasive cleaners, as they can scratch or damage the equipment.
Instructions for Cleaning the Front Panel:
Use clean, soft cloths or sponges to apply cleaners, clean, and rinse. Finish cleaning by wiping the surfaces with warm water.
- DO NOT use abrasive cleaners or highly alkaline cleaners.
- DO NOT let cleaning agents sit for extended periods; rinse them off immediately.
- DO NOT apply cleaning agents in direct sunlight or at high temperatures.
- DO NOT use scrapers, spatulas, or razor blades.
- DO NOT clean with gasoline.
Compatible Cleaners and Detergents:
- Formula 409
- Top Job
- Joy
- Palmolive
- Windex with Ammonia D
To optically repair fine or hair-like scratches:
Minor scratches can be removed/filled using a mild car polish applied and buffed with a soft, clean cloth.
Weekly Tasks
Checking All Nuts and Screws
Tighten loose nuts and screws as needed.
WARNING: Failure to observe the following warnings may result in serious or fatal injury. Remove all worn cables and belts. Worn cables and belts can fail if not replaced.
Checking Cables and Belts
Inspect all cables and belts for wear or damage and proper tension. When inspecting cables and belts, run your fingers along the cables or belts, paying attention to kinks and attachment points. The following conditions indicate a worn cable:
Cables
| Condition of the Cable | Illustration |
|---|---|
| Fraying or tearing of the cable sheath, exposing the inner cable | (Illustration of a frayed cable end) |
| A kink in the cable | (Illustration of a kinked cable) |
| A twisted sheath | (Illustration of a twisted cable sheath) |
| Constriction – stretched cable sheath | (Illustration of a constricted cable sheath) |
Belts
| Condition of the Belt | 3D View | 3D or Side View |
|---|---|---|
| Peeling of the belt jacket | (Illustration) | (Illustration) |
| Wave in the belt | (Illustration) | (Illustration) |
| Belt is narrowed (narrow section) | Replace the belt when a section is more than 0.76 mm (0.03 inches) narrower than the rest of the belt. | Examine the edge of the belt (both sides). Replace the belt if a section is narrower than the rest of the belt. |
| Cracks | (Illustration) | (Illustration) |
| One or more Kevlar strands are hanging out or a larger area is frayed. | (Illustration) | (Illustration) |
CAUTION: Failure to observe the following warnings may result in serious injury or property damage. Do not use the grips if less than 3 mm of material remains on the edge. Replace all worn grips immediately. Errors in replacing worn grips can lead to injury or property damage.
Inspect bars and grips for wear, especially at the connection areas.
(Diagram showing worn bar and grip)
| Inspection | Measures |
|---|---|
| Check bars and grips for wear, especially connection areas. | Replace all worn grips immediately. |
| Check joint connections for proper locking (indicates wear). | Replace loose or worn grips immediately. |
| Check all labels for legibility, including instruction plates and warning labels. | Replace all worn labels or signs immediately. |
| Check all weight stacks for proper adjustment and function. | Correct any faulty adjustments and functions immediately. |
| Check lubrication of guide rods. | Wipe the guide rods of the weight stacks along their entire length. Apply a thin layer of light-duty oil to the rods. |
Annual Tasks
Replace all cables and belts once a year.
Adjusting Pulleys
Required Tools
9/16" wrenches (2)
Four different types of pulley tensioning devices are used on Cybex strength machines:
| Pulley Adjustment | Description | Illustration |
|---|---|---|
| Locknut Adjustment | This type of device uses a locknut and a tension nut at the cable pulley end for primary adjustment. The other end of the cable is usually equipped with a pin-type adjustment device. | (Diagram showing locknut and tension nut) |
| Pin-Type Adjustment Device | This type of tensioning device connects an inner hex screw to a bearing at the rod end to the machine. The main adjustment is made by turning the bearing at the rod end. The other end of the cable is usually equipped with a pin-type adjustment device. | (Diagram showing inner hex screw, bearing, and nylon locknut) |
| Pin-Type Adjustment Device | This type of adjustment device has a tension pin and a series of holes in the connecting piece of the upper weight. | (Diagram showing tension pin and connecting piece) |
| Pulley Adjustment at the Pulley End | This type of adjustment device has a tension bolt on the pulley bracket. Loosen the nut and turn the pulley bolt to tension the cable. | (Diagram showing nut and pulley bolt adjustment) |
Adjusting Belts
Required Tools
- 7/32" Allen wrench
- Torque wrench (lbs-in)
| Belt Adjustment | Measures |
|---|---|
| Loose Belt | 1. Remove the set screws with a 7/32" Allen wrench. 2. Tighten the belt. 3. Secure the belt with the set screws. 4. Tighten the screws to a torque of 34 to 40 Nm (300 to 350 lb-in). 5. Check that the belt runs evenly and is routed straight from the upper pulley bracket to the upper weight's band clamp. |
Customer Service
Product Registration
To register your product:
- Visit www.cybexintl.com.
- Select the "Support" menu option, then "Product Registration."
- Complete the form fully.
- Click the "Submit" button to register the product.
Contact Information
Phone support is available Monday through Friday between 8:30 AM and 6:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
Cybex customers in the USA can call customer service toll-free at 888 462 9239.
Cybex customers outside the USA can reach Cybex customer service by phone at +1 508 533 4300 or by fax at +1 508 533 5183.
Email address: internationaltechhelp@cybexintl.com
For more information, visit www.cybexintl.com.
Contact us online at www.cybexintl.com. Select Support > Service. In the left navigation area, click Get Service - Service Request Form. Please fill out the form and then click Submit Query.
Ordering Information
Parts can be ordered online at www.cybexintl.com. Select Support > Parts / Ordering. In the left navigation area, click Parts Diagrams - Current Products. Select a product from the dropdown field.
Customer service representatives are available by phone at +1 888 462 9239 (for customers in the USA) or +1 508 533 4300 (for customers outside the USA).
The following information on the serial number label will help our Cybex representatives assist you:
- Equipment serial number, product name, and model number
(Image of the Cybex serial number label with model and serial number)
- Part description and item number, if available. All parts can be found online at www.cybexintl.com
- Shipping address
- Contact person
- Include a description of the problem.
In addition to your shipping address and contact person, your customer number would be helpful, but not required. You can also send orders by fax to 001 508 533 5183.
Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA)
The Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) system is used when you return material for exchange, repair, or credit. It ensures that returned material is handled and analyzed correctly. Please follow these rules carefully.
For all warranty matters, contact your Cybex dealer. Your dealer will request an RMA number from Cybex if necessary. Defective parts or equipment will only be accepted by Cybex with a valid RMA number and an ARS label (Automated Return Service).
Before returning any defective parts, contact Cybex customer service.
Describe to the technician in detail the problem or defect of the part you wish to return. Provide the model and serial number of the Cybex equipment.
The Cybex technician may ask you to return the affected part(s) to Cybex for inspection and repair/exchange. The technician will then issue you an RMA number and send you an ARS label. The ARS label and RMA numbers must be clearly visible on the outside of the shipping package containing the part(s) to be returned. Along with the parts, include a description of the problem, the equipment serial number, and the owner's name and address.
Merchandise that is not marked with an RMA number on the outside of the package or that is not shipped freight-free will not be accepted by Cybex.
Damaged Parts
Merchandise damaged during transport should not be returned for credit. The shipping company (UPS, Federal Express, freight carriers, etc.) is responsible for transport damage.
Obvious Damage
Upon receipt of your shipment, inspect all parts carefully. All visible damage must be noted on the delivery receipt and signed by the carrier. Otherwise, the carrier will not be liable for damage. The required documents for such a damage claim are available from the carrier.
Non-Obvious Damage
Damage that was not visible upon receipt of the merchandise and was discovered later must be reported to the carrier immediately. After such damage is noticed, the carrier must be notified in writing or by phone within ten days of the delivery date to arrange for an inspection. Keep all shipping and packaging materials; they will be needed for the inspection. The carrier will provide you with an inspection report and the necessary forms for filing a claim for hidden damage. The carrier is liable for hidden damage.
