Merrithew Health & Fitness SPX Performer User manual

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Please review this important assembly, safety and warranty information about
your new MERRITHEW™equipment and keep it handy for future reference.
SPX®Reformer
OWNER’S MANUAL
For video assembly instructions,
visit merrithew.com/eq-assembly
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1Star Knobs 1/2"
2Accessory Board Receptacles
3Easy-Roll Wheels
4Wooden Standing Platform
5Gearbar Slots [fig. B]
6Springs [fig. B]
7Footbar
8Chrome Adjuster Bar
91/4" Socket Head Cap Screws
10 Spring Sleeves
11 Footbar Adjustment Cradles
12 Spring Holder [fig. E]
13 Small Swing Arm Bars
14 Large Swing Arm Bars
15 Aluminum Rails
16 Carriage
17 Adjustable Headrest
18 Shoulder Rests
19 Double Loop Straps [fig. F]
20 Serial Number Sticker
21 Star Knobs 3/8" [fig. C & G]
22 Traditional Ropes
23 Traditional Pulleys
24 Stand Up Pulley Springs
25 Pulleys
26 Gearbar [fig. B]
27 Rope Guide Tubes [fig. C]
28 5/8" Bronze Bushings [fig. D]
29 Floating Rollers [fig. D]
30 Fixed Rollers [fig. E]
31 Rubber Carriage Stopper [fig. A]
32 Carriage Stopper Positions [fig. A]
33 Stopper Plates [fig. G]
34 Pulleybar Receptacles [fig. G]
Note: Parts may not be exactly as shown.
MERRITHEW™SPX®Reformer
Front
PART IDENTIFICATION
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Back
B
Required Tools
PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER
1/4" (6mm) HEX KEY (SUPPLIED)
1/8" (3mm) HEX KEY (SUPPLIED)
OPEN-END WRENCH 1/2" X 7/16" (13mm x 11mm)
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E F
G
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IMPORTANT!
This manual contains important assembly, safety, usage
andwarranty information. Read the manual carefully
before using yournew MERRITHEW SPX®Reformer*
andkeep themanual onhand for future reference.
UNSAFE OR IMPROPER USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT
BY FAILING TOREAD AND COMPLYWITH ALL
REQUIREMENTS ANDWARNINGS COULD RESULT
INSERIOUSINJURY.
It is impossible to predict every situation and condition
which can occur while using this equipment. MERRITHEW
makes no representation about the safe use of the
Reformer under all conditions. Thereare risks associated
with the use ofany exerciseequipment which cannot be
predicted oravoided, and you assume the responsibility
forthatrisk.
MERRITHEW recommends cautious assembly and usage
andwishesyou many hours of safe and effectiveexercise.
User Guidelines
This equipment when used effectively can faciliate many Pilates
exercises safely and effectively. However, care and caution must
be taken as there are some inherent dangers when using any
exercise equipment, especially when spring resistance is involved.
For inexperienced or first-time users, this equipment
should only be used under the supervision of a trained
professional.
This manual includes general guidelines for setup and usage.
To get the most out of this equipment, MERRITHEW™offers
instructional DVDs and manuals. Personalized training is
offered through our Licensed and Corporate Training Centers.
Visitmerrithew.com for more information.
Care & Cleaning
Wipe vinyl surfaces with a mixture of water and tea tree oil, a
natural disinfectant. Add 1tsp of tea tree oil to a 1L or 1qt spray
bottle of water. A mixture of mild soap and water may be used to
remove more persistent dirt. Ensure cleaner does not leave an oily
residue, or make surfaces slippery.
CAUTION: Chemical-based cleansers used around Reformer
feetmay cause permanent marking on floors. The warranty
doesnot cover this damage. We highly recommend avoiding
chemical-based products and suggest placing a non-slip mat
under the machine.
Avoid spraying liquid directly onto surfaces. Never use oil
lubricants as they may damage rollers.
Mechanical
SafetyCheck
Proper maintenance and timely replacement of your
equipment or component parts is your responsibility.
Conduct a regular inspection of the following:
Daily
wClean channels with a damp cloth.
wEnsure carriage stopper is fully inserted in one of
thesixpositions at all times.
wEnsure footbar is securely fastened.
wEnsure chrome adjuster bar is securely seated in cradle.
wClean all upholstery after each use, using a soft cloth
andgentlecleanser.
Weekly
wEnsure all nylon locknuts, spring bolts and spring balls
aresecurely fastened.
wEnsure plastic feet are securely attached with the flat
sidefacingtowards the floor.
wEnsure footbar and chrome adjuster bar are securely fastened.
wEnsure pulley post star knobs are securely tightened.
wInspect for excessive wear and replace rollers as needed.
Siton the carriage and test rollers, listening for any thumping
or grinding – the ride should be quiet and whisper smooth.
wInspect all springs for wear and damage and replace
immediatelyas needed.
wClean rails and rollers with a damp cloth.
Monthly
wCheck ropes and straps for wear and replace as necessary.
wCheck that spring bolts and spring balls are securely fastened.
wCheck all spring clips to ensure proper fastening.
wCheck wear on star knobs threads and replace as necessary.
Yearly
wReplace all spring clips
Every two years
wReplace all springs
REPLACE ALL SPRINGS EVERY 24 MONTHS AND SPRING CLIPS
EVERY 12 MONTHS OR AS NEEDED WITHIN THAT PERIOD.
FAILURETO PERFORM RECOMMENDED SAFETY CHECKS, OR
USINGTHE MACHINE WITH IMPROPERLY ADJUSTED, BROKEN
ORWORN PARTS, COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY.
For questions or technical assistance, please email
[e-mail]
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CAUTION
IMPROPER USE OF EXERCISE EQUIPMENT MAY CAUSE SERIOUS BODILY INJURY. TO REDUCE RISK, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
wBefore starting any exercise program, consult a physician.
Stopexercising immediately if you experience chest pain, feel
faint, have difficulty breathing or experience any discomfort.
wBefore using equipment, read and follow the safety instructions
in this manual and obtain thorough instruction from a qualified
trainer. Use equipment for intended exercises only.
wDo not use if equipment appears worn, broken or damaged.
Donot attempt to repair equipment yourself without
contactingMERRITHEW™.
wFor optimal performance, allow at least two feet of clear space
on either side of a MERRITHEW Reformer. Before moving a
Reformer, ensure ropes do not drag, springs are attached and
carriage is secure.
wEnsure the equipment is properly adjusted for your size
andability level.
wKeep body, clothing and hair free from all moving parts.
wThis equipment is to be used by one person at a time.
Do not allow children to use or be around equipment
withoutadult supervision.
wThe maximum weight limit of the At-Home SPX Reformer is
250lbs / 113 kgs
WARNING: As with any athletic activity, the use of exercise
equipment involves risk of injury, damage and/or death.
By choosing to use MERRITHEW equipment, you assume
responsibility for that risk, not the people who sold you the
equipment, distribute and/ or manufacture it.
Getting On theReformer
STOP! Before getting on, ensure the carriage stopper is inserted and at least one spring is securely attached to the gearbar.
Standing or Kneeling Positions
The carriage is a moving platform. Special attention must always
be paid to maintaining your balance andstability, especially when
performing kneeling orstanding exercises. Seecautions above.
1. Before you begin, ensure the carriage stopper is inserted
and that one or more springs are engaged in the gearbar to
securethe carriage.
2. Step carefully with one foot onto carriage. Agripper mat
may be used to prevent slipping. (Gripper mat not supplied,
see optional accessories, page 10).
3. Place other foot carefully onto the wooden
standing platform.
Never attempt to get on the SPX Reformer by stepping on
the wooden standing platform. Never stand with both
feeton wooden standing platform.
Secure Hands & Feet
Whenever placing hands or feet on the footbar, shoulder rests or
headrest, ensure they will not slip during exercise. Gripper mats
may be used.
Supine Position – lying on back
As pictured below.
1. Sit on Reformer carriage, legs off to one side.
2. Reach hand nearest the footbar across your body and
place it onto the shoulder rest.
3. Tuck opposite shoulder under arm and roll
onto back lowering head onto headrest.
4. Bring legs up and place feet on footbar
lowering arms to the side.
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Assembling your SPX Reformer
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert gearbar [26] into middle gearbar slot [5] with the concave
indentations facing wooden standing platform [4]
[see inset].
2. Insert pulleybars [23] into receptacles [34] at rear of
Reformerand tighten star knobs at base of receptacles.
Ensureeyehooks on top of pulleybars are parallel to aluminum
rails [15] and that star knobs are fully tightened so there is no
movement of the pulleybars.
3. With two people, tilt Reformer onto one side.
As one person steadies Reformer, insert free ends of ropes [22]
through back of pulleys [25], then through rope guide tubes [27]
underneath carriage.
4. Tie a knot leaving a 6-8" tail to prevent ropes from passing
back through rope guide tubes.
5. Return Reformer to upright position. 6. Position shoulder rests directly over pre-drilled screw holes.

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7. Ensure shoulder rest handles are positioned to the outside of
the shoulder rest frames.
8. Place 1/4" black washers over the shoulder rests screw
holeslots.
9. Insert 1/4" x 1-1/4" screws through washers and into top of
screw holes.
10. Use the 1/8" Allen key provided to tighten, ensuring the
shoulder rests are secure.
11. To determine correct length of ropes, set carriage stopper in
second hole from footbar. Engage a spring [6] into the gearbar [5]
ensuring carriage [16] does not move.
12. Place double loop straps [19] on carriage so D-rings on straps
line up with back of metal plate of shoulder rests.
Subtle adjustments can be made to length of ropes by sliding
rope guide tubes [27]. Secure by tightening star knobs [21].

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SAFETY & USAGE
Taking Care of your SPX Reformer
Carriage Stopper
The carriage stopper position determines how close the carriage
slides in toward the wooden standing platform and dictates the
range of motion required of the body’s joints. The hole closest
tothe wooden standing platform is referred to as position #1;
thenext hole is position #2, etc.
Adjusting the CarriageStopper
wDo not sit on carriage while adjusting.
wRemove all springs from gearbar.
wInsert carriage stopper in one of six positions.
wBe sure carriage stopper is completely
inserted in the hole and is not loose.
The carriage stopper position should usually be selected so that
when lying supine (on your back), with heels on the footbar,
there is a 90° angle of flexion at the hip joint when the carriage is
against the carriage stopper. If injury, disease or other limitations
restrict flexion at the hips or knees, adjust the carriage stopper
by placing it farther out. Adjustments can also be made for the
exercise being performed.
NOTE: The carriage stopper must be inserted in one of the
sixpositions AT ALL TIMES. Using the Reformer without the
carriage stopper may cause damage to the gearbar assembly,
rollers or spring holder.
Gearbar
The gearbar position determines the amount of initial tension
onthe springs. The slot closest to the wooden standing platform
is position #1; the next is position #2; the next is position #3.
Lowerposition numbers provide higher spring tension.
Adjusting the Gearbar
wDo not sit on carriage while adjusting.
wRemove all springs from gearbar.
wPlace gearbar in desired position.
wEnsure gearbar slides fully into slots.
wEnsure concave indentations face toward footbar.
Position gearbar relative to the carriage to create initial tension
on the springs, i.e. the gearbar should not be in position #3 if the
carriage stopper is in position #1 or #2 as there will not be any
spring tension.
Springs
Replace all Springs every 24 months.
The number of springs attached to the gearbar determines the
total amount of resistance. SPX®Reformers are equipped with
four 100%-tension springs, and one 50% spring.
Adjusting Springs
wTake care when attaching and detaching springs from gearbar..
wFor safety, place one hand on gearbar.
wFirmly grasp spring (not the ball on the spring) and
stretchittohook to or unhook from gearbar.
wEnsure ball end rests securely in concave indentations
ofgearbar.
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Headrest
The headrest adjusts to three positions: flat, half-raised or fully
raised. It should be adjusted on an individual basis to ensure
neck and shoulders are comfortable and tension-free when
lyingsupine.
In exercises where the hips are lifted higher than the shoulders,
headrest should be flat – even when beginning from a supine
position. In some exercises it is raised to provide a brace for
thefeet.
Adjusting the Headrest
wWith no weight on headrest, lift it and hinge adjustment block
to rest securely onto wooden edge of carriage.
Moving Reformers
The front end of all Reformers have a set of easy-roll wheels that
make moving or repositioning simple for anyone of moderate
strength.
wEnsure springs are attached so carriage is secure, and
ropes do not drag.
wStand at the back of Reformer, grasp the horizontal metal bar,
and gently lift. Lift Reformer high enough toengage easy-roll
wheels.
wKeep Reformer at waist-height or lower. Do not lift higher
as this may result in damage to floor surface.
Footbar
The footbar can be set at four different heights to facilitate
various Reformer exercises and to accommodate physical
differences and abilities. The cradle closest to the gearbar is
position #1 the cradle farthest away is position #4.
Adjusting the Footbar
wThe footbar can be adjusted while standing beside the Reformer
or sitting on the carriage.
wGently pull footbar up and lift chrome adjuster bar out of
footbar adjustment cradle.
wLift or lower footbar to the desired height and place chrome
adjuster bar securely into nearest footbar adjustment cradle.
NOTE: It is highly recommended that the Reformer be placed on
some type of non-skid material to prevent slipping and/or damage
to flooring or carpet.
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Optional Reformer Accessories
Padded Platform Extender
Extends the wooden standing platform to accommodate a variety
of exercises, providing added comfort and safety. Can also be
used on the carriage to bring the pelvis and spine to a neutral
position when sitting.
wRemove footstrap (if applicable) and lower footbar completely.
wPlace desired springs in gearbar.
wPlace padded platform extender on rails ensuring it is firmly in
place against wooden standing platform and does not move.
wGripper mats may be used.
Gripper Mats
Versatile non-slip mats are handy to increase traction and prevent
slipping or sliding (see image above for example of usage).
Roll-Up Pole, Metal
Perfect to provide added scapular awareness, it can be used
withmultiple Reformer exercises. Available in two weights.
Maple Roll-Up Pole also available.
Mat Converter
Adding a mat converter covers the springs and creates a safe,
stable surface for Matwork.
Installing the Mat Converter
wRemove footstrap (if applicable).
wPlace footbar down and disconnect springs.
wSlide carriage back against pulleybars, ensuring ropes
arewrapped out of the way.
wInsert mat converter ensuring it is pressed completely intoplace.
Accessory Boards
Optional accessory boards can be added to SPX Reformers to
further increase exercise options.
wJumpboard and Cardio-Tramp™for plyometric and
aerobicexercises.
wRotational Diskboard™allows greater range and asymmetrical
movements when working in controlled internal and
externalrotation.
wSoft footbar accommodates sensitive feet.
Installing Accessory Boards
wLower footbar to lowest position.
wInsert accessory board into receptacles in wooden standing
platform and ensure it slides down fully.
wTighten star knobs located under wooden standing platform.
NOTE: Never use an accessory board without ensuring the star
knobs have been tightened and are secure.
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Floating Roller
Bronze Bushing
Replacement Parts
Fixed Rollers
With carriage removed from rails, attach fixed roller with the
aid of a ratchet and 12mm (15/32") socket attachment. Ensure
fixed rollers are securely fastened. Follow directions on removing
carriage [onpage12] and replacing carriage [on page 16].
Floating Rollers
With carriage removed from rails, slide floating rollers into
bronze bushings. Then follow directions for replacing carriage
[onpage16].
CAUTION: Never use oil lubricants as they may damage rollers.
Traditional Spring Package, 5 Springs ST-05057
High-Precision Spring Package, 5 Springs ST-05058
Power Up Spring Package, 5 Springs ST-05098
Footbar, SPX (Double) ST-05069
Padded Platform Extender, SPX ST-02074
Traditional Ropes, pair ST-06016
Fixed Rollers, pair ST-06013
Floating Rollers, pair ST-06014
Carriage Stopper ST-06012
Reformer Box Footstrap ST-02018
Spring Sleeve ST-05070
Shoulder Rest Pads, pair ST-02023
Spring Clip ST-02020
Foam-Grip Handles, pair ST-02007
Padded Long Spine Straps, pair ST-02016
Soft Reformer Loops, pair ST-02009
Maple Roll-Up Pole ST-06008
Gripper Mat ST-02022
Visit merrithew.com/shop/replacement-parts for these replacement parts and optional accessories
Reformer Box
Reformer boxes can be used to facilitate or modify exercises.
Positioning the Reformer Box
wPlace Reformer box on top of carriage with either long or
shortside facing forward.
wBox can be placed over or against shoulder rests
in the “short box” position.
Footstrap
Footstrap is included with purchase of a Reformer box.
Attaching the Footstrap
wLoop footstrap around wooden standing platform and adjust
the length by attaching spring clip to one of the three D-rings.
wFootstrap should be adjusted so that there is tension with knees
slightly flexed. It is important to keep feet hooked securely
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SPRING REPLACEMENT
Step 1. Removing Carriage
1. To remove carriage, remove pulleybars and place on the floor,
on either side of the aluminum rails.
3. Carefully slide carriage out of the aluminum rails keeping
carriage level until completely free of rails. Turn carriage over
ensuring rollers are secure and do not come in contact with
thefloor.
NOTE: Requires two people.
2. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove stopper plates.
4. Place carriage face-down on the ground.
NOTE: Ensure carriage is placed on a soft surface that will not
damagethe vinyl.
Required Tool
PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER

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Step 2. Removing Springs
1. With 7/16" wrench, hold fixed cube nut in place.
3. Remove spring from spring anchoring bar.
5. Repeat steps 1 to 4 on remaining springs.
2. Using second 7/16" wrench on opposite side of
springanchoring bar, loosen nylon locknut. This may require
exerting a bitof torque.
NOTE: Discard used nylon locknuts. (New nylon locknuts are
provided with new springs.)
4. Pull spring out of the spring holder.
6. Remove spring sleeves from old springs and slide onto new
springs, if applicable.
Required Tool
TWO OPEN-END WRENCHES
1/2" X 7/16" (13mm X 11mm)
Fixed Cube Nut
Spring Anchoring Bar

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black blue red black black
red red blue red red red white blue red red
Step 3. Replacing Your Springs
Power Up Spring Package
3 × 125%, 1 × 100%, 1 × 50% arrange as follows:
Place the red (100%) spring in the center, and the blue
(50%) spring to one side. Place black (125%) springs in the
remainingpositions.
Traditional Spring Package
4 × 100%, 1 × 50% arrange as follows:
Place the blue (50%) spring in the center and two red (100%)
springs on either side.
NOTE: Spring sleeves are required for proper function
of the Reformer if it features a molded spring holder.
High-Precision Spring Package
3 × 100%, 1 × 50%, 1 × 250% arrange as follows:
Place the blue (50%) spring in the center, and the white
(25%)spring to one side. Place red (100%) springs in
remainingpositions.
1. Starting with spring #1 from your spring package,
removenylon locknut from bolt end of spring.
2. Start at one end of the carriage. Thread bolt end of spring #1
through first hole of plastic spring holder.
Determine desired replacement spring package. Springs balls are color-coded. Black = 125%, Red = 100%, Blue = 50%, White = 25%
NOTE: SPX®Reformers arrive with the Traditional Spring Package.
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3. Insert spring bolt through the corresponding hole on spring
anchoring bar.
5. Hold fixed cube nut in place with 7/16" wrench.
Using second wrench, tighten the new nylon locknut.
NOTE: Do not reuse old nylon locknuts.
7. Repeat steps 1 to 6 for remaining springs.
4. Thread nylon locknut into spring bolt.
6. Both nylon locknut and fixed cube nut should be snug against
the spring anchoring bar.
8. Affix the sticker provided with your spring replacement
package to the underside of the Reformer carriage.
Springsshould be replaced every 24 months, or as needed
within that period.
Required Tools
ONE PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER
TWO OPEN-END WRENCHES
1/2" X 7/16" (13mm X 11mm)

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Step 4. Replacing Carriage
3. Ensure that pulleybars are still on the floor on either side of
aluminum rails. Carefully turn carriage to its side while ensuring
rollers never come in contact with the floor. Now, prepare for
another person to take hold of opposite side of the carriage.
1. Remove carriage stopper.
4. CAUTION: When guiding carriage straight into aluminum rails,
move slowly and carefully as the rollers are sensitive. Oncerollers
are within rails they are protected.
2. Wipe inside of aluminum rails with a dry cloth to remove
dust or dirt. If using a damp cloth, spray cleaner onto cloth first.
Avoidspraying directly onto surfaces, rollers or aluminum rails.
Insert carriage stopper in one of six positions.
SPRING REPLACEMENT
Required Tool
PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER

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5. Slide rollers into c-channels.
NOTE: To prevent damaging rollers, it isstrongly advised two
people hold carriage. One person guides rollers carefully into
channels while the other supports opposite side of carriage.
Oncerollers are secured in channels, guide carriage into place.
7. Insert pulleybars into receptacles at rear of Reformer and fully
tighen star knobs so pulleybars are secure. Ensure eyehooks on
top of pulleybars are parallel to aluminum rails.
8. Replace gearbar and engage springs before resuming use of
your Reformer.
6. Using a Phillips screwdriver, replace stopper plates.

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Warranty
THE FINE PRINT
MERRITHEW™warrants that all new Reformer products are free of manufacturing defects in workmanship and materials,
subject to the terms below. This warranty becomes effective at the invoice date of the original purchase. Parts repaired or
replaced under the terms of this warranty will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period.
This warranty applies to the At Home SPX Reformer only:
w While equipment remains in the possession of the original
purchaser and proof of purchase is demonstrated
w If claims are made within the part-specific warranty period
w If upgrades are made as required by MERRITHEW
This warranty shall be null and void if:
w The equipment is used in a professional or
commercialenvironment.
w The equipment is used for any other purpose other than
asintended, or is stored or used outdoors, or in environments
without adequate climate/humiditycontrols.
w All safety, maintenance, and usage guidelines as specified
inthe equipment manual are notfollowed.
w The equipment has been subjected to accident, misuse,
abuse,improper service or maintenance, or any modification
not authorized by the Company.
This warranty does not cover damage to the finish of any
MERRITHEW equipment, or shipping charges, customs clearance
fees (if applicable) or any costs incurred in installing repaired or
replacement parts shipped under the provisions of this warranty.
Limited Lifetime Warranty
MERRITHEW will, at its option, repair or replace any of the
parts listed below, provided that the part(s) fail due to a
defectin workmanship or materials when used in a home
or non-commercial setting:
w Aluminum rails
w Components of the frame and related welding
w Gearbar
w Footbar mechanism (excluding the footbar)
One (1) Year Limited Warranty
On wear and tear items including ropes, straps, spring clips,
carriage stoppers, footbars, plastic receptacle sleeves, non-skid
footboard tape, pulleys, pulleybars, rollers, star knobs, spring
covers and molded spring holders.
Two (2) Year Limited Warranty
On all other Reformer components. MERRITHEW, at its option,
will repair or replace warranted parts, provided that these part(s)
fail due to a defect in workmanship or materials and provided
such failure is reported to MERRITHEW within the part-specific
warranty period.
90-Day Upholstery Fabric Warranty
The vinyl fabric upholstery on your MERRITHEW Reformer will be
replaced if it fails to give normal wear for 90 days after delivery.
Proof of damage may be required. This warranty does not cover
cuts, burns, stains, soiling, pet damage, damage to fabric caused
by abrasive, corrosive or chemical cleansers, or damage caused
by other unreasonable use. If the identical fabric is not available,
MERRITHEW will provide an equivalent fabric.
Disclaimer of Implied Warranties and
LimitationofRemedies
Repair or replacement of defective parts is your exclusive remedy
under the terms of this limited warranty. In the event of parts
availability issues, MERRITHEW will not be responsible for any
consequential or incidental damages arising from the breach of
either this limited warranty or any applicable implied warranty,
or for failure or damage resulting from acts of nature, improper
care and maintenance, accident, alteration, replacement of parts
by anyone other than MERRITHEW, misuse, transportation,
abuse, hostile environments (inclement weather, acts of nature),
improper installation or installation not in accordance with local
codes or printed instructions.
This limited warranty is the sole express warranty given
by MERRITHEW. No product performance, specification
or description wherever appearing is warranted by
MERRITHEW except to the extent set forth in this limited
warranty. Any implied warranty protection arising under
the laws of any state, province or territory including
implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a
particular purpose, or use, is hereby limited in duration
tothe duration of this limited warranty.
Neither distributors, dealers, web resellers, nor the retailers selling
this product have any authority to make any additional warranties
or to promise remedies in addition to or inconsistent with those
stated above. MERRITHEW maximum liability, in any event,
shall not exceed the purchase price of the product paid by the
originalpurchaser.
If you have questions, issues or are missing parts
Do NOT return this unit to your local retailer,
please contact the manufacturer directly.
phone [phone] x288
toll-free in North America 1.800.910.0001 or
United Kingdom 0800.328.5676

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Training Program, and fully illustrated, offer step-by-step instruction
to the complete Reformer repertoire.
Wall Charts: Full-size posters, measuring 27"x 39",
depictexercises featured in the STOTTPILATES®Reformer
repertoire. Each exercise is described with name, equipment
accessories, one photo, as well as suggested repetitions.
Instructional DVDs: We offer almost limitless exercise challenges
in our clear and detailed repertoire of cutting edge titles.
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