Diagram 4 | Connect and secure |
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Plastic reinforcement strip
Tie wrap
Flange
Securely press the flanges onto the connector tabs
Receptacle
Connector tabs |
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Ribbon cable |
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| 7. | Have your assistant(s) hold the handrail assembly while you connect the ribbon cable. Plug |
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| the connector into the receptacle. Since the connector is designed to engage in one direction |
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| only, do not force the connector into the receptacle. To secure the connection, press the |
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| flanges together so that they clip onto the connector tabs. See Diagram 4. |
| 8. | Use the tie wrap provided to secure the lower portion of the ribbon cable to the plastic |
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| reinforcement strip. Thread the tie wrap through the holes in the plastic reinforcement strip |
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| and around the ribbon cable. See inset in Diagram 4. Pull the end of the tie wrap tightly to |
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| secure the cable. |
| 9. | Once the cable is secure, use your scissors to cut off the excess end of the tie wrap. You can |
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| also remove the string from the ribbon cable. |
Diagram 5 | Secure handrail to base. | |
Handrail assembly
Handrail covers
Bolt & Washer
Ribbon cable connection
Base handrail support
Front casing
CAUTION: Do not allow your assistant to lift the handrails so high that the excess ribbon cable is stretched or damaged. Stretched, crimped, or damaged cable is not covered by the Precor limited warranty.
Important: While your assistant(s) holds the handrails, guide the ribbon cable into the base support. If you feel any resistance, do not force the handrails into position, slowly remove the handrails from the base supports and start over again.
10.Notice that the two bolt hole locations on each base support provide for height adjustments. Determine which height is best suited to meet your needs before securing the handrails to the base handrail supports. See Diagram 5.
11.After adjusting the handrails to the height that suits you, alternately tighten each bolt using the Allen wrench provided.
Note: Periodically inspect the
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