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    NOTE: Please read all i nstructions caref ully befor e using this product Table of Contents Safety Notice Hardware Identifier Assembly Instruc tion Parts L ist Warranty Ordering Parts Model MD-MXM6 Retain This Manual for Reference 08-3-06 OWNER'S MANUAL MARCY DIAMOND ELITE SMITH CAGE MD-MXM6 IMPEX ® 14777 DON JULIAN RD., CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA [...]

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    TA BLE OF CONTENTS BEFORE YOU BEGIN...................................................................................... 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES..................................................................... 2 HARDW ARE PACK….......…..........................................………………………. 4 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS.........[...]

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    IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE PRECA UTIONS This exerci se machine is bui lt for optimum safety. How ever , certain precauti ons apply whenev er you operate a piece of exer cise equi pment. Be sure to read the entir e manual before you assembl e or operate y our machine. In particular , note the followi ng safety precautions: 1. Keep children and pets awa[...]

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    WA RNING LA BEL REPLA CEMENT The w arning labels show n here have been placed on the Cross Brace, Rear Stabiliz er, and Upper Frame. If the labels are missing or illegible, please call customer serv ice at 1-800-888- 8899 for replacements. Apply the labels in location sho wn . 3[...]

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    HA RDEWA RE PA CK 4[...]

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    HA RDEWA RE PA CK 5[...]

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    HA RDEWA RE PA CK 6[...]

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    HA RDEWA RE PA CK 7[...]

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    A SSEMBLY INSTRUCTION Tools Required A ssembling the Machine: Tw o Adj ustable Wrenches and A llen Wrenches. NOTE: It is strongly recommended tw o or more people assembling this machine to avoid possible inj ury. STEP 1 (See Diagram 1) A.) NOTE: Do not tighten the Nuts and Bol ts until instr ucted to do so. B.) Connect the Left & Right Base Fr [...]

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    DIAGRAM 1 9[...]

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    STEP 2 (See Diagram 2) A.) Attach the R ear Vertic al Beam (#38) onto the C ross Brace (#36) . Attach the W eight Glide Post (#34) to the Rear Vertical Beam and Cross Brace. Attach the Foot Pl ate (#115) to the Cross Brace. Al ign the holes and secur e them wi th two M 10 x 2 ¾” Carri age Bolts ( #103), ∅ ¾” W ashers (#89), and M10 Air craf[...]

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    DIAGRAM2 11[...]

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    STEP 3 (See Diagram 3) A.) Attach the Butter fly Base (#39) and Butterfly Pul ley Br acket (#44) to the R ear Vertical Beam (#38). Ali gn the holes and secur e them with tw o M10 x 2 ½” C arriag e Bolts (#102), ∅ ¾” W ashers (#89), and M 10 Aircr aft Nuts (#106). B.) Inser t the axl e on the Right Butter fly (#41) through the hol e on the B[...]

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    STEP 4 (See Diagram 4) A.) N ote: Help of another person is strongl y recommended for this step. Place the W eight Lifting Sleeve ( #48) in betw een the two Safety Stop Frames (#32). Al ign the hol es and insert the W eight Bar (#49) into the Safety Stop Frame from one end through the W eight Lifting Sleev e to the other Safety Stop Frame on the op[...]

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    CABLE LOOP DIAGRAM 14[...]

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    STEP 5 (See Diagram 5 & Cable Loop Diagram) A.) Attach a 124” Cable (#60) to the f ront opening on the Upper Frame (#37). Attach a Pulley (#81) to the opening . Secure it with one M10 x 2 1/8” Allen Bolt (#94) , two Ø 1 1/8” Bushings (#86), and one M10 Ai rcraft Nut (#106) . Make sure the ball stopper on the Cable is under neath the Uppe[...]

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    DIAGRAM 5 16[...]

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    STEP 6 (See Diagram 6 & Cable Loop Diagram) A.) Attach one end of the 79” Butter fly Cabl e (#61) to the cli p on the Left Butterfly (#40). D raw the Cable to the left Butterfly Pulley Bracket (#44). B.) Attach a Pul ley ( #81) to the Bracket. Secur e it wi th one M10 x 1 ¾” All en Bolt (#93), tw o ∅ ¾” W ashers (#89), and one M 10 Ai[...]

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    STEP 7 (See Diagram 7 & Cable Loop Diagram) A.) Attach one 124” Cable ( #60) to the low er opening on the Rear Ver tical Beam (#38) . Attach a Pulley to the opening. Secur e it w ith M10 x 2 3/8” Allen Bol t (#95), tw o Ø 1” Bushings (#85), and one M10 Ai rcraft Nut ( #106). B.) D raw the Cable underneath the Pul ley to the open bracket [...]

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    STEP 8 (See Diagram 8) A.) Attach the Front Post (#3) to the Front Stabiliz er (#17). B.) Secur e it w ith three M10 x 5/8” Allen Bolts (#90) and ∅ ¾” W ashers (#89). DIAGRAM 8 19[...]

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    STEP 9 (See Diagram 9) A.) Attach the Main Seat Support (#1) to the Rear Stabiliz er (#4). Secure it wi th two M10 x 2 3/8” Carr iage Bolt s (#100), one 5 1/8” x 2 3/8” Bracket (#21), tw o Ø ¾” W ashers (#89), and tw o M10 Aircraft Nuts (#106). B.) Attach the W heel (#14) to the Rear Stabilizer. Secure it with one M8 x 5 1/8” Allen Bolt[...]

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    STEP-10 (See Diagram 10) A.) Attach the Leg Developer Holder (#2) to the M ain Seat Support (#1) . Secure it w ith one M10 x 5/8” Allen Bolt (#90) and Ø ¾” W asher (#89) from the top, two M10 x 3 ¾” Carri age Bolts (#101), tw o Ø ¾” W ashers (#89), and tw o M10 Aircraft Nuts (#106) from the side. B.) Attach the Leg Developer (#12) to t[...]

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    STEP-11 (See Diagram 11) A.) Insert tw o ؽ” Bushings (#113) into the holes on the Seat Bracket ( #5) and alig n the holes to the piv ot on the Main Seat Support ( #1). B.) Attach the two Backr est Supports (#10) to the Seat Bracket and alig n the holes. Secure them with a M 10 x 7 ¼” Allen Bol t (#97), tw o Ø ¾” W ashers (#89), and one [...]

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    STEP-12 (See Diagram 12) A.) Pl ace the Seat Pad (#8) onto the Seat Bracket ( #5). Secure it with four M 8 x 1 5/8” Al len Bolts (#99) and Ø5/8” W ashers (#88). B.) Attach the Bench Backr est Board (#9) to the Backr est Supports (#10). Secur e it with four M8 x 1 5/8” Al len Bolts (#99) and Ø5/8” W ashers (#88). C.) Attach the Arm Curl Pa[...]

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    STEP-13 (See Diagram 13) A.) Insert three Foam Tubes (#16) half way through the holes on Leg Dev eloper Holder (#2) and Leg Dev eloper (#12). B.) Push six Foam Rolls ( #23) onto the Tubes from both ends. C.) Push six Foam Roll End Caps (#72) into the ends. D.) Attach the Ar m Curl H andle (#19) to the br acket on the Leg Dev eloper and secure it wi[...]

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    SMITH MACHINE EXPLODED DIAGRAM 25[...]

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    PARTS LIST KEY NO. DESCRIPTION Q’ty 1 Main Seat Support 1 59 1 5/8” x ¾” End Cap 2 2 Leg Developer Holder 1 60 124” Cable 2 3 Front Post 1 61 79” Butterf ly Cable 1 4 Rear Stabilizer 1 62 Olympic Sleeve 7 5 Seat Brack et 1 63 Long Olympic Sleeve 2 6 Arm Curl Stand 1 64 Ø 1 1/8” Bushing 4 7 Back rest Inc line Support 1 65 ∅ 1 ½” x[...]

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    IMPEX ® LIMITED WARRANTY IMPEX ® warrants this product to be fr ee from def ects in work m anship and m ater ial, under norm al use and service c onditions, for a period of two y ear s on the Fram e from the date of pur chase. T his warranty extends only to the original purchaser. IMPEX's obligation under this W arranty is lim ited to replac[...]