Teeter FitSpine LX7 Assembly Instructions

For gravity-assisted stretching and decompression

Assembly Instructions

Assemble Your

FitSpine LX

™

Inversion Table

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Important Safety Instructions .................................................................................1

Items for Assembly............................................................................................2

Understanding Your Inversion Table...........................................................................3

Safety Warning Labels & Product Speciﬁcations ............................................................. 4

Assembly Steps .......................................................................................... 5 – 16

Before Inverting ............................................................................................. 17

Warranty Terms & Registration .............................................................................. 18

Terms & Conditions ...................................................................................... 20-21

Congratulations on your purchase of a Teeter FitSpine® Inversion Table!

For the best experience, it is critical that you follow the assembly instructions,

and read and fully understand the User Guide attached to the equipment

before inverting. Teeter Decompression Devices are multiple user, reusable

medical devices for home use, intended to provide traction to the spine while

stretching the para-spinal muscle and soft tissues. The devices provide non-

powered traction and are meant for use by adults.

Teeter inversion tables are FDA-Registered as 510(k) medical devices.

Indicated for:

If you have any questions concerning assembly or if any parts are missing,

DO NOT RETURN THE ITEM TO THE STORE OR CONTACT THE RETAILER.

Our dedicated product service experts can help! Contact Teeter Customer Service

at 800-847-0143, or via online forms or Live Chat at teeter.com.

Trust Teeter for unmatched quality and performance, backed by our

industry-leading warranty coverage. To register your product warranty,

go to teeter.com/Support/Warranty-Registration

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WARNING

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE INVERSION TABLE

BEFORE YOU BEGIN: Review all steps before beginning assembly and read all precautions before using the inversion table.

Carefully adhere to the Assembly Instructions and User Guide to help ensure safety and product integrity.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

To reduce the risk of injury:

• Read and understand all the instructions, review all other accompanying documents, and inspect the equipment before using the

inversion table. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with the proper use of this equipment and the inherent risks of

inversion if these instructions are not followed, such as falling on your head or neck, pinching, entrapment, equipment failure, or

aggravating a pre-existing medical condition. It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that all users of the product are fully

informed about the proper use of the equipment and all safety precautions.

• DO NOT use until approved by a licensed physician. Inversion is contraindicated in any medical or health condition that may be

made more severe by an elevation of blood pressure, intracranial pressure or mechanical stress of the inverted position, or that may

impact your ability to operate the equipment. This may include injury or illness, but also the side effects of any drug or supplement

(prescribed or over-the-counter). Speciﬁc conditions may include, but not be limited to:

· Any condition, neurological or otherwise, which results in unexplained tingling, weakness or neuropathy, seizure, sleep disorder,

lightheadedness, dizziness, disorientation, or fatigue, or impacts strength, mobility, alertness, or cognitive ability;

· Any brain condition, such as trauma, history of intracranial bleed, history or risk of TIA or stroke, or severe headaches;

· Any condition of the heart or circulatory system, such as high blood pressure, hypertension, increased risk of stroke, or use of

anticoagulants (including high doses of aspirin);

· Any bone, skeletal or spinal cord condition or injury, such as signiﬁcant spinal curvature, acutely swollen joints, osteoporosis,

fractures, dislocations, medullary pins or surgically implanted orthopedic supports;

· Any eye, ear, nasal or balance condition, such as trauma, history of retinal detachment, glaucoma, optic hypertension, chronic

sinusitis, middle or inner ear disease, motion sickness, or vertigo;

· Any digestive or internal condition, such as severe acid reﬂux, hiatal or other hernia, gallbladder or kidney disease;

· Any condition for which exercise is speciﬁcally directed, limited or prohibited by a physician, such as pregnancy, obesity,

or recent surgery.

• ALWAYS be certain the Ankle Lock System is properly adjusted and fully engaged, and that your ankles are secure before using the

equipment. HEAR, FEEL, SEE and TEST that the Ankle Lock System is snug, close-ﬁtting and secure EVERY TIME you use

the equipment.

• ALWAYS wear securely tied lace-up shoes with a ﬂat sole, such as a normal tennis-style shoe.

• DO NOT wear any footwear that could interfere with securing the Ankle Lock System, such as shoes with thick soles, boots, or any

shoe that extends above the anklebone.

• DO NOT use the inversion table until it is adjusted properly for your height and body weight. Improper settings can cause rapid

inversion or make returning upright difﬁcult. New users, and users who are physically or mentally compromised, will require the

assistance of a spotter. Make sure the equipment is set to your unique user settings prior to each use.

• DO NOT sit up or raise head to return upright. Instead, bend knees and slide your body to the foot-end of the inversion table to

change weight distribution. If locked out in full inversion, follow the instructions for releasing from the locked position before

returning upright.

• DO NOT continue using the equipment if you feel pain or become light-headed or dizzy while inverting. Immediately return to the

upright position for recovery and eventual dismount.

• DO NOT use if you are over 198 cm / 6 ft 6 in or over 136 kg (300 lb). Structural failure could occur or head / neck may impact the

ﬂoor during inversion.

• DO NOT allow children to use this machine. Keep children, bystanders, and pets away from machine while in use. The inversion

table is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, unless they are given supervision

and instruction concerning use of the machine by a person responsible for their safety.

• DO NOT store the inversion table upright if children are present. Fold and lay the table on the ﬂoor. DO NOT store outdoors.

• DO NOT use aggressive movements, or use weights, elastic bands, any other exercise or stretching device or non-Teeter®

attachments while on the inversion table. Use the inversion table only for its intended use as described in this manual.

• DO NOT drop or insert any object into any opening. Keep body parts, hair, loose clothing and jewelry clear of all moving parts.

• DO NOT use in any commercial, rental or institutional setting. This product is intended for indoor, home-use only.

• DO NOT operate equipment while under the inﬂuence of drugs, alcohol, or medication that may cause drowsiness or disorientation.

• ALWAYS inspect the equipment prior to use. Make sure all fasteners are secure.

• ALWAYS replace defective components immediately and / or keep the equipment out of use until repair.

• ALWAYS position equipment on a level surface and away from water or ledges that could lead to accidental immersion or falls.

• Refer to additional warning notices posted on the equipment. If a product label or User Guide should become lost, damaged

or illegible, contact Customer Service at 800-847-0143 for replacement.

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A-Frame Base Assembly

with pre-assembled Angle Tether

EX1100

F51007

(LX4)

F51008

(LX5, LX6, LX7,

LX8, LX9)

T-Pin LX

Ankle Lock System

(LX4 Model Only)

FitSpine™ Table Bed Assembly

EX1300

EX1500

F51064 (LX4, LX5, LX6, LX8)

ITEM NO. ITEM NAME

A-Frame Base Assembly

EX1100 A-Frame

F51007 Angle Tether (LX4) pre-assembled to A-Frame

F51008 EZ Angle Tether (LX5, LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9)

pre-assembled to A-Frame

Boarding Platform Assembly

EX1700 Boarding Platform

HK1016 Boarding Platform Hardware Kit

Roller Hinge Assembly

F51064 3-Hole Roller Hinges (2) (LX4, LX5, LX6, LX8)

TR1003 3-Hole Roller Hinges w/ Traction Handles (2)

(LX7, LX9)

Product Support pre-assembled to A-Frame

LX1430 User Guide (LX4)

LX1530 User Guide (LX5)

LX1030 User Guide (LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9)

Handle Assembly

Use with Handle Assembly

Hardware Kit (HK1015)

Roller Hinge Assembly

Tools Provided

for Assembly

IA1149

EX1201 (Left Set) EX1202 (Right Set)

5mm Allen Wrench (2)

Stretch Max™ LX Handles

Handle Bracket Sets

EZ-Reach™

Ankle Lock System

(LX5 Model Only)

EX1630

Deluxe EZ-Reach™

Ankle Lock System

(LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9 Models Only)

EX1620

ITEM NO. ITEM NAME

FitSpine™ Table Bed Assembly

EX1300 FitSpine™ FlexTech™ Table Bed

Main Shaft Assembly

EX1610 T-Pin LX Ankle Lock System (LX4)

EX1630 EZ-Reach™ Ankle Lock System (LX5)

EX1620 Deluxe EZ-Reach™ Ankle Lock System

(LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9)

Handle Assembly

EX1500 Stretch Max™ LX Handles (2)

EX1201 Handle Bracket Set (Left Set)

EX1202 Handle Bracket Set (Right Set)

HK1015 Handle Assembly Hardware Kit

Tools Provided for Assembly

IA1149 5mm Allen Wrench (2)

Optional Accessories

EX1900 Storage Caddy (LX9 only)

EX1810 Head Pillow (LX4, LX5, LX6, LX8, LX9)

TR1003 (LX7, LX9)

EX1610

Product Support

LX1430 (LX4)

LX1530 (LX5)

LX1030 (LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9)

User Guide

EX1900 (LX9)

Boarding Platform

Assembly

Use with Boarding Platform

Assembly Hardware Kit

(HK1016)

EX1700

Storage Caddy

Main Shaft Assembly

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ITEMS FOR ASSEMBLY

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EX1810

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Lumbar Bridge

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Acupressure Nodes

Identifying Parts and Components

1 Head Pillow

2 Upper Support Arms

3 FitSpine™ Table Bed

4 Pivot Pins

5 Hinge Plates

6 Self-Locking Hooks

7 3-Hole Roller Hinges

8 Handles

9 Height-Selector Locking Pin

10 Boarding Platform

11 Angle Tether

12 Crossbar

Located

on back of

table bed.

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13

11

15

16

17

14

12

13 A-Frame

14 Main Shaft

15 Ankle Lock System

16 Ankle Comfort Dial™

17 Non-Skid Stability Feet

The LX4 is shown here.

Your actual model may vary.

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Before reading further, study the drawing below to familiarize yourself with the

important components of your Teeter Inversion Table.

A GUIDE TO YOUR INVERSION TABLE

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Assembled Non-Use Dimensions: 60.8 (L) x 27.5 (W) x 57.0 in (H) (154.4 x 69.9 x 144.8 cm)

Maximum In-Use Dimensions: 81.5 (L) x 27.5 (W) x 87.0 in (H) (207.0 x 69.6 x 221.0 cm)

Storage Dimensions: 27.5 (L) x 27.5 (W) x 68 in (H) (69.9 x 69.9 x 172.7 cm)

Weight (approx.): 73.6 lb (33.4 kg)

27.5 in (69.9 cm)

57.0 in (144.8 cm)

60.8 in (154.4 cm)

The LX4 is shown here.

Your actual model may vary.

Important: Please review all labels and supporting materials before using your inversion table.

This drawing indicates the locations of the warning labels found on your product. If a label is missing,

illegible or is removed, contact Teeter Customer Service to request a complimentary replacement label.

Note: Image and labels below not shown at actual size.

SAFETY WARNING LABELS

& PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

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Unpack and Prepare Your Workspace

• If possible, assemble the equipment at or near the space in which you intend to use it to avoid moving it later.

• Unpack all parts and support materials. Set aside packing materials and clear your work area.

• Locate the Hardware Kits packaged with the manuals. They are labeled to correspond with the assembly process.

LET’S GET STARTED

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FIGURE 4

FOR ALL MODELS:

ASSEMBLE BOARDING PLATFORM

STEP 1

Figure 1

IMPORTANT: Do not fully tighten the bolts

until all the bolts have been screwed in and

the platform is properly aligned.

Remove the A-frame from the box and place

it on its back side so that the open ends of

the A-Frame are pointing up.

Locate the Boarding Platform and the

Boarding Platform Hardware Kit, including (2)

Rubber Feet and (4) Boarding Platform Bolts.

Insert both open ends of the Boarding

Platform into the open ends of the A-Frame.

INSIDE

OUTSIDE

Figure 1

Figure 2

NOTE: Each side of the Boarding Platform is

secured to the A-frame through two holes,

‘inside’ and ‘outside’. The ‘inside’ holes are

also used to secure the Boarding Platform

Rubber Feet.

Facing the underside of the Boarding Platform,

position a Rubber Foot over one inside hole

and hand-tighten with a Boarding Platform

Bolt. Repeat on the other side.

Hand-tighten a Boarding Platform Bolt into

one outside hole. Repeat on the other side.

Figure 3: Fully tighten all Boarding Platform

Bolts using the 5mm Allen Wrench.

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Figure 4: Position the assembled A-Frame

upright and open it on a level surface,

ensuring the Boarding Platform and

Rubber Feet are secure and rest evenly

on the ground.

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure A

NOTE: The Storage Caddy is included with LX9 Models

and must be attached BEFORE the Handles. If your

inversion table does not include a Storage Caddy,

proceed to the next step.

Locate the Storage Caddy with the included Phillips

Head Screwdriver and (1) Screw.

Locate the Left Handle. Markings on the Handles

differentiate the Left and Right Handles.

Align the Storge Caddy under the Hinge Cover of the

Left Handle, so that it fits over the bottom Bolt hole.

Screw in (1) Screw with the Phillips Head Screwdriver

provided until securely fastened.

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FOR LX9 MODELS:

ASSEMBLE STORAGE CADDY

Figure A

Figure B

Figure B: Ensure the Storage Caddy is securely

attached to the handle.

Figure 5-6

IMPORTANT: Do not fully tighten the bolts until

all the bolts have been screwed into the Handles

AND the Handle Brackets.

Locate the Right and Left Handles and the

Handle Hardware Kit including (6) Handle Bolts.

Noting Left and Right markings, align the Right

Handle with the Right side of the A-frame and

hand tighten (3) Handle Bolts.

Repeat these steps on the Left side of the

A-Frame to assemble the Left Handle.

FIGURE 4FIGURE 4

STEP 2 ASSEMBLE HANDLES & BRACKETS

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Figure 8: Align (2) Handle Bracket Bolts through

the Bolt holes in the Handle Bracket Set and

loosely secure the (2) Handle Bracket Screws into

the Bolts using (2) 5mm Allen Wrenches.

Repeat these steps on the Right side to assemble

the Right Handle Bracket Set.

Fully tighten all the Handle Bolts with the 5mm

Allen wrench.

Figure 9: Fully tighten all the Handle Bracket

Bolts and Screws using (2) 5mm Allen wrenches.

Figure 8 Figure 9

Figure 7 - 7a: Locate the Handle Bracket Set,

(4) Handle Bracket Bolts and (4) Handle Bracket

Screws included in the Handle Assembly

Hardware Kit.

Noting Left In/Out and Right In/Out markings,

sandwich the Left Handle Bracket Set over the

area where the Left Handle meets the A-frame

by clamping both sides of the Handle Bracket

Set together.

Figure 7

Figure 7a

Figure 6

Figure 5

UNLOCKED

Bracket Pin Cam Lock

Pivot Pin Bracket

LOCKED

FIGURE 4FIGURE 4

STEP 3 ASSEMBLE ROLLER HINGES

TO TABLE BED

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Figure 10

NEVER disassemble the Roller Hinge Pivot Pin.

ALWAYS insert the 3-Hole Roller Hinge (with the Pivot Pin on top

and facing out) in the same direction as the arrow label located

inside of the Cam Lock for proper assembly.

WARNING

!

Figure 10: Familiarize yourself with the 3-Hole Roller

Hinge and Cam Lock terms.

Figure 11: The Roller Hinges control the

responsiveness or rate of rotation of the inversion

table. There are three holes; the hole selection

depends both on your body weight and the

rotational responsiveness you desire. The “A” setting

is the top hole closest to the pivot pin, “B” is the

middle hole, and “C” is the bottom hole. For users

just learning to use the inversion table, start in the

“C” hole setting.

ABC

More Responsive Less Responsive

80-120 lb

(36-54 kg)

120-220 lb

(54-100 kg)

220-300 lb

(100-136 kg)

PartialFull -

Full - Partial

- Full Partial

A B C

Figure 11

Partial: 0-60°. A less responsive setting for users who prefer

partial inversion.

Full: 0-90°. A more responsive setting for users who want the

option to lock out in full inversion.

Your Roller Hinge setting and balance may vary depending on your

bodyweight distribution. Refer to User Guide for troubleshooting.

Do not use Setting A for

users over 220 lb (100 kg).

WARNING

!

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Figure 12a

Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Figure 12: For ease of assembly, rest the Table Bed

against the Crossbar at the front of the A-Frame.

Figure 12a: On one side of the Table Bed, lift and

hold the Cam Lock up all the way to unlock.

In your other hand, hold one Roller Hinge near the

Pivot Pin. With the Pivot Pin facing out (away from

the Table Bed), slide the bottom of the Roller Hinge

between the Cam Lock and the Bracket in the

same direction as the arrow label located inside of

the Cam Lock.

TIP: Make sure that the Cam Lock is completely

open when inserting the Roller Hinge, otherwise

assembly will be more difficult.

Figure 13: Engage one of the holes in the Roller

Hinge over the Bracket Pin. Push down on the

Cam Lock to lock it and secure the Roller Hinge.

Repeat on other side. Make sure the Roller Hinges

are in the same hole setting on both sides.

Figure 14: This figure shows the Roller Hinge

installed correctly, with the Bracket Pin engaged in

Setting C. We recommend to use Setting C to start.

CLOSED / LOCKED

FIGURE 4FIGURE 4

STEP 4 ASSEMBLE TABLE BED TO A-FRAME

Failure of the Self-Locking Hooks to close over both Roller Hinge

Pivot Pins is an indication of improper assembly and if not cor-

rected could result in serious injury or death!

WARNING

!

Figure 18: Rotate the Table Bed so that it is facing

up. Ensure that it rotates smoothly. See also Image

A on Page 13 to ensure misassembly has not

occurred.

TOP VIEW

INSIDE VIEW

Figure 16: Lower each Roller Hinge Pivot Pin into the

A-Frame hinge plates, one side at a time. The Self-

Locking Hooks will open to allow the Pivot Pin into

the Hinge Plate slot, then automatically snap closed

over the Pivot Pin.

TIP: You may need to push outward on the Hinge

Plate in order for the second Pivot Pin to lock in

place.

Figure 17a & 17b: Make sure that each Pivot Pin is

seated at the base of the slot in the Hinge Plates, and

that the Self-Locking Hooks have closed over both

Pivot Pins.

Figure 15: Face the front of the A-Frame where the

Crossbar is located. Grasp both Roller Hinges, right

above the Cam Lock, and lift the Table Bed. Allow

the top of the Table Bed to rotate toward the floor, so

that the back of the Table Bed is now facing you and

the top of the Table Bed is in front of the Crossbar.

Figure 15

Figure 16

Figure 18

Figure 17b

Figure 17a

The LX4 is shown here. Your actual model may vary.

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FIGURE 4FIGURE 4

STEP 5 ASSEMBLE MAIN SHAFT TO TABLE BED

Figure 19

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Figure 19a

Figure 21

The LX4 is shown here. Your actual model may vary.

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Figure 21: Test the inversion table by hand for

smooth and steady rotation and ensure that

all fasteners are secure.

Figure 19: Stand on the LEFT side of the

A-Frame, holding the Main Shaft with the

height markings facing up. Begin to slide

the end of the Main Shaft into the Main Shaft

Housing at the base of the Table Bed.

Figure 19a: With your right hand, pull out the

Height-Selector Locking Pin and slide the

Main Shaft in further. Release in the desired

height setting. Refer to the User Guide for

more information on selecting your height

setting.

Figure 20: The Main Shaft MUST REST against

the Crossbar of the A-Frame.

IMPORTANT: The Crossbar prevents the Table

Bed from rotating forward when the user

steps on the Ankle Comfort Dial. If the Main

Shaft does not rest on the Crossbar as shown

here, then the Table Bed has been assembled

backwards onto the A-Frame. This must be

corrected before use.

Image B

Go back to Step 4

for instruction.

Demonstrates that the Table

Bed has been assembled

into the A-Frame backwards

so the Main Shaft is not

resting on the Crossbar and

must be corrected.

Image A

Go back to Step 3

for instruction.

Demonstrates that the

Roller Hinges have been

assembled upside down

into the Table Bed and

must be corrected.

If your Teeter Inversion Table looks like Image A or B, your inversion table has

been misassembled and is unfit for use. Improper assembly could result in serious injury or death!

WARNING

!

MISASSEMBLY CHECK

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Image C

Proceed to

Step 6.

Shows correct assembly.

Attach Head Pillow

Figure 23: Locate the slots at the top of the Table

Bed just beneath the Handhold as shown.

Insert the two pointed ends on the back of the

Head Pillow into the slot of the Table Bed and pull

through from the back of the Table Bed to secure

the pillow into position.

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Figure 23

Attach Angle Tether

The tether will come pre-assembled to the A-Frame.

Figure 22: Unfold the adjustable tether and clip it to

the U-Bar on the underside of the Table Bed.

Slide the buckle to lengthen or shorten the strap

depending on your desired maximum angle of

inversion.

Figure 22 LENGTHEN

SHORTEN

FIGURE 4

STEP 6 ATTACH ANGLE TETHER

& HEAD PILLOW

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FIGURE 4 ATTACH LUMBAR BRIDGE (OPTIONAL)

STEP 7

Stabilize the inversion table to prevent rotation

during assembly.

Position the bridge with the Teeter logo at the base and

facing towards you.

Figure 24: First, insert the bottom two notches of the

bridge into the desired horizontal slots on the lower

portion of the Table Bed.

Use of the Lumbar Bridge may impact the rotation of

the table. Set the Angle Tether to a moderate inversion

angle and use a spotter until you are able to ﬁnd the

correct balance settings and are comfortable with the

operation of the table.

Start in a lower level arch setting and work your way up.

If you feel any discomfort, lower the setting until you are

comfortable or discontinue use.

Figure 26: The Lumbar Bridge works between

intermediate to moderate inversion. Full inversion

moves the body away from the table bed and will

reduce the effectiveness of the bridge.

Figure 25: Bend the bridge to the arch height you desire

and insert the one top notch into the corresponding slot

on the upper portion of the Table Bed.

Modify the positioning and arch height as needed.

NOTE: Long-term storage of the Lumbar Bridge in a

high arch setting may result in distortion of the shape

and ability of the bridge to move to lower arch settings.

Store in its ﬂat position when not in use.

Use Instructions

Figure 24

Figure 25

Figure 26

The Lumbar Bridge provides even deeper decompression and improved alignment beneﬁts.

Personalize the intensity and target zone of the Lumbar Bridge by adjusting the height and

position of the arch within the slots on the Table Bed so it ﬁts comfortably at the small of

your back.

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FIGURE 4 ATTACH ACUPRESSURE NODES (OPTIONAL)

STEP 8

Start with the smaller nodes and work your way up

to the larger ones. The ideal placement of the nodes

depends on where your muscle tension points align

with the slots in the table bed.

The pressure of the nodes will vary as the table

rotates up or down. The nodes work best between

intermediate to moderate inversion (20-45 degrees).

Full inversion moves the body away from the table

bed and will reduce the effectiveness of the nodes.

While inverted, stay at a static incline to maintain a

steady pressure, or oscillate (move between different

angles of inversion) for a massaging action.

Use of the nodes may cause muscle soreness. If you

feel any discomfort, decrease or discontinue use.

Figure 27: Determine your desired node position

along the table bed. Unscrew the black backing from

the node and insert the backing into the slot from the

rear of the bed so the threads are visible from

the front.

Figure 28: Twist the node clockwise into the backing

to secure. Do not overtighten to avoid damaging

the node.

Repeat, as desired, with additional nodes.

To shift node placement within a track, simply loosen

the backing and slide the node in the slot.

Use Instructions

Figure 27

Figure 28

Personalize the intensity and target zone of the Acupressure Nodes by positioning the varying

sizes along the FitSpine bed tracks as desired.

Figure 29

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Figure 30

Figure 30a

Ensure User Guide Remains on Product

Figure 30 & 30a: If the User Guide is not already attached,

secure the chain to the A-Frame through the designated

hole in the Hinge Plate. Allow the User Guide to hang

freely on the outside of the A-Frame Spreader Arms so it

doesn’t interfere with the rotation of the Table Bed.

IMPORTANT: Once attached to the A-Frame, DO NOT

remove the User Guide. It should remain permanently

attached to your inversion table to serve as a reference

for all users in regard to proper adjustment and use of

the equipment.

WARNING

!

Read the User Guide thoroughly before using your

Teeter Inversion Table. Improper settings could result

in serious injury or death!

The LX4 is shown here. Your actual model may vary.

Locate User Guide and

Get Started with Inversion

NEXT STEP

Refer to the User Guide attached to your FitSpine LX Inversion Table.

This is your step-by-step guide to customizing your user settings for a

smooth and effortless inversion experience.

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HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR REGISTRATION:

Step 1

Fill out this information for your own records.

Step 2

Go online to teeter.com to register your warranty.

Handling and transportation costs related to product warranty service only are covered by this warranty. This

warranty does not cover damage resulting from improper handling, assembly, or installation, repairs made by

others, accident, misuse, or abuse. Under no circumstances shall Teeter, or any other party involved in the sale

of this product, have any liability for incidental or consequential damage arising from breach of an express or

implied warranty on any Teeter product.

EXCEPT AS SET FORTH ABOVE, NO WARRANTY IS GIVEN WITH RESPECT TO ANY TEETER PRODUCT, AND

ALL EXPRESS WARRANTIES ARE DISCLAIMED. This warranty shall be governed by the laws of the State of

Washington, USA. To the extent this warranty is found not to be enforceable, it shall be deemed revised to

the extent necessary to make it enforceable. This warranty and any controversy or claim arising out of this

warranty or its interpretation shall be governed by the laws of the State of Washington, USA. Any controversy

or claim arising out of or relating to this warranty, its interpretation, or any alleged breach thereof, which

cannot be amicably settled between Teeter and the owner within sixty (60) days of written notice by the

aggrieved party to the other, shall be ﬁnally settled by arbitration submitted to three (3) arbitrators selected

from the panels of the arbitrators of the American Arbitration Association located closest to Teeter’s principal

place of business.

Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damage from a warranty, so the above

limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied

warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and

you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state.

Date of Purchase

Product & Model

Dealer Name

Serial No. (located on the back of the Table Bed)

During the period starting with the day of retail purchase and continuing for ﬁve

(5) years, Teeter extends to the owner a repair and replacement warranty against

manufacturing defects in materials, workmanship, fabrics and padding. Teeter

will repair or replace any such defect and will pay the costs of all parts, labor and

transportation. If a repair or replacement is not commercially practical or cannot timely

be made, then Teeter will, at the original Purchaser’s option, replace with a comparable

product or refund the purchase price.

FULL 5 YEAR WARRANTY

The Teeter warranty set forth below and on Teeter’s website applies to US and Canadian customers

only. For international customers, please consult your local distributor for warranty information which

will vary depending on country.

If you are unable to go online, you can request a warranty card to be mailed to you by calling Customer Service at 800-847-0143.

Please DO NOT mail this to Teeter.

1O-YEAR PREMIUM EXTENDED WARRANTY AVAILABLE

Purchase an additional 5 years of repair and replacement warranty against manufacturing defects in materials

and workmanship. Visit teeter.com to purchase and view full terms and conditions.

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