Technogym Selection Multi Hip User manual

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S E L E C T I O N
T H E S T R E N G T H E V O L U T I O N
Multi Hip
User manual
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Identification of the manufacturer and equipment
The identification plate of the equipment and manufacturer, affixed behind the central frame,
gives the following details:
AName and address of the manufacturer
BCE Mark
CSerial number
DWarning
EEquipment classification
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Description of the equipment
A Platform: where the user stands to perform the exercise.
B Lever: operated by the user by means of the roller (C); before starting to exercise, or
between one set and the next, the starting position can be adjusted so as to modify the
range of motion by using the ROM device.
D ROM device: system for adjusting the Range of Motion and the starting position of the
roller (C). Adjustments are made by pulling the knob (L).
E Front handgrip: it is fixed to the frame (O) and does not follow the adjustments of the
central frame (I).
F Weight stack: the lever (B), operated by the user, moves the weights along two guides
by means of a cable. A pin (G) is used for selecting the load, to adjust the exercise effort
level. The cursor (H) is used to vary the selected workload by 2,5 kg.
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Contents Description of the equipment
I Central frame: supports the ROM (D) and the handgrips (M). The position of the central
frame is height-adjustable by pulling knob (N). This adjustment makes it possible to adapt
the height of handgrips (M) and of the roller (C) to the height of the user.
M Handgrips: the user must hold them for increased correctness whilst exercising. They are
height-adjustable, together with the roller (C), by pulling the knob (N).
O Main frame: load-bearing structure of the equipment.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Technical data
264 kg (583 lb)
95 kg (190 lb)
+
294 kg (649 lb)
+
125 kg (250 lb)
1220 mm
(48")
1530 mm
(61")
1110 mm
(44")
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Contents Accessories
The equipment’s standard outfit comprises:
- User manual
- Warranty certificate
Optional accessories are the wheels (A)
for moving the equipment (A0000015), the
Basic Box service kit (B) (A0000010) and
the number holder (C) (H0000369) to be
assembled between the top and the weight
stack guides.
Warning
There may be only one or two castor
wheels, depending on the type of
equipment.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Assembling the number holder
The number holder must be assembled
immediately underneath the top: standing
facing the equipment, affix the number holder
on the left tube supporting the guide, so that
it is flush with the rubber stop of the guide.
The number holder is divided into two pieces:
the larger section (A) goes on the front, while
the crescent closure (B) goes on the back of
the equipment.
Insert the two screws (M5x6 Z) from the front
of the equipment, mating them with the two
M5 cap nuts at the rear; then lock down using
the appropriate spanners.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Safety labels and devices
The equipment does not have any sharp corners.
All the parts which come into contact with the body are adequately protected with rubber
coverings or padding.
The weight stack is enclosed in protective panels.
Warning
It is important to pay attention to the labels affixed to the equipment, as they
provide information about possible risks and hazards.
Pay particular attention to the parts of the
equipment with labels indicating “DANGER
OF SQUASHING”.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Contents Packing
The equipment is supplied partially assembled, protected by cellophane and carton and
secured to a pallet.
The equipment can be lifted and handled using normal lifting machine.
In order to ensure the safety of persons and property, carefully determine the lifting and
handling machine used as a function of the place of installation.
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Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Place of installation
To guarantee safe, comfortable and effective use of the equipment, the place of installation
must comply with certain specific requirements; in particular, before choosing where to install
the equipment it is recommended to check the following:
- the temperature is between +10°C and +25°C;
- sufficient ventilation to maintain a humidity level between 20% and 90%, when the
equipment is in use;
- the lighting is good enough to make the area safe and relaxing place to exercise in;
- sufficient clearance on all sides of the equipment, taking into account its maximum
dimensions during the movements, necessary for safety reasons;
- a flat, stable and vibration-free floor surface, with adequate carrying capacity for the
equipment’s weight.
If the equipment is to be installed in a public recreation area, the place of installation must
comply with all binding regulations.
Warning
The equipment must be installed and used in a place whose access and supervision
are specifically controlled by the owner.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Contents Unpacking
The equipment is supplied on a pallet, to which it is secured by means of straps.
To remove the equipment from the packing:
- cut the carton along the bottom and pull it away from the top;
- remove the cellophane by pulling it away from the top;
- untie the straps securing the equipment to the pallet;
- lift the equipment from the weight stack side and place it on the ground.
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Unpacking
Warning
You are advised to keep all packaging materials for re-use in case of a move.
Danger
The packing materials (boxes, bags, etc.) must not be left within the reach of
children, as they constitute a possible hazard; nor must they be disposed of in
the environment.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Lifting and handling the equipment
To move the equipment, it is necessary to use
the wheels.
Danger
Move the equipment with great care
to avoid it tipping over.
The wheels for moving the equipment snap on
underneath the feet of the equipment, after it
has been lifted, and are held in place by the
special straps.
Lift the equipment from the weight stack
side, using a pallet truck or fork-lift truck, and
for greater safety place a wedge underneath
the frame to keep the equipment raised.
Warning
It is recommended to place some
padded material between the frame
and the wedge, and between the
frame and the lifting machine.
Insert the two fixed wheels first on one side and then on the other side of the weight stack: fit the
pins (A) of the wheels into the special holes under the equipment feet, then push all the way in.
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Contents
Proceeding in the same way, lift the
equipment on platform side and insert the
castor wheels, as shown in the figure: insert
the threaded pins (A) in the special holes
on the crosspiece, then lock down the wing
nuts (B).
Finally, lift the equipment again, remove the
safety wedges and place the wheels on the
floor.
Warning
The fixed wheels must always
be placed underneath the weight
stack.
When moving the equipment, push it
only from the weight stack side, and
not from the other sides.
When lifting the equipment, do not
exert pressure against the weight
stack guard.
Do not use the equipment with the
wheels inserted. The wheels serve
only for moving the equipment and
must be removed before using the
equipment.
Lifting and handling the equipment
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Lifting and handling the equipment
Warning
Do not try to move the equipment
by the handgrips (if already fitted):
danger of DAMAGE and instability.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Adjusting the equipment
After the equipment has been positioned on
the floor, check that it is level.
To do this, under the crosspieces there are
two feet (A) for supporting the equipment: turn
the feet slightly to the right or left so that they
come into contact with the floor.
Then tighten the lock nuts (B).
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Assembling the equipment
To assemble the platform:
- untie the straps which retain the platform on the equipment, and remove its packing
materials;
- on the lower part of the platform (A), remove the two nuts (C) and the two washers (D) from
the two threaded pins (B);
- apply the platform (A) on the equipment, so that the two threaded pins (B) on the lower part go
inside the two holes (E) on the equipment frame (on the opposite side to the weight stack).
- apply the washer (D) and the nut (C) onto the two threaded pins and lock down with 17-mm
open end wrench.
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Assembling the equipment
To level the platform, use a 17-mm open end wrench to adjust the two rubber threaded feet (F),
on the lower part of the platform. For example, to lower the foot, first back off the nut of the foot
in an anticlockwise direction, and then turn the foot itself until it rests on the floor; then lock down
the nut in a clockwise direction while holding the foot in place.
Warning
Always level the equipment first, and then the platform, NEVER THE OPPOSITE.
In order to move the equipment with the platform assembled, screw the feet (F)
all the way in.
cont.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Assembling the equipment
To assemble the handgrips:
- remove the packing materials which secure the handgrips onto the equipment; if using
cutters, scissors or similar tools, be very careful not to damage the rubber surface of the
handgrips or the equipment;
- lock down the two handgrips (G) into their threaded seats (I), turning in a clockwise
direction;
- when the plastic bushing (H) is correctly positioned between the rubber end piece and
the thread, use a 4-mm “T” wrench to lock down the dowels (L) on the lower part of the
threaded seats (I), in a clockwise direction.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment

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Multi Hip
Contents Routine maintenance
Warning
The safety of the equipment is assured only on the condition that it is carefully
inspected every two weeks for any signs of damage and/or wear.
Replace defective and worn components immediately, or alternatively remove the
equipment from service.
The equipment should always be kept clean and free of dust, in compliance with good hygiene
practice, especially if it is used in a gym or by more than one person.
To clean the padded parts, use a moist cloth or a sponge and mild soap.
Every week clean the outer parts of the equipment using a damp sponge.
Warning
Be careful not to rub with excessive force on the drawings and instructions shown
on the labels.
To lubricate the weight stack guides:
- use a soft cloth to remove any dust and oil residues from the guides;
- slightly moisten the cloth with the oil supplied in the optional Basic Box kit;
- using this cloth, apply a very thin layer of lubricant over the guides, being careful not to
apply too much.
For maintenance actions not described in this manual, call in the Technogym Technical
Support Service.
Identification of the manufacturer
and equipment
Description of the equipment
Technical data
Accessories
Assembling the number holder
Safety labels and devices
Packing
Place of installation
Unpacking
Lifting and handling the
equipment
Adjusting the equipment
Assembling the equipment
Routine maintenance
Replacing the padded
components
Replacing the cable
Adjusting cable tension
Technical Service
Codes for original spare parts
Storage
Disposing of the equipment
Using the equipment