Vibratrim VT500 User guide

VT500 Assembly and Instruction Manual

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Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 3
Structural Illustration ............................................................................................................................. 4
Packaging details ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Assembly Instructions ................................................................................................................................ 6 -8
Control Panel Illustration ...............................................................................................................................9
Control Panel Instructions ........................................................................................................................... 10
Safety Cautions ............................................................................................................................................ 11
Health Cautions ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Maintenance Instructions ............................................................................................................................ 13
Product Specifications .................................................................................................................................. 13
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing your VibraTrim VT500. Please read the entire user manual thoroughly before you
begin operating the VibraTrim. This operation manual should be kept available for future reference after you
have read it through.
Please read the assembly instructions on pages 6-9 before beginning assembly.
It may save you some time and headaches.
Our company has the absolute right to alter the design pictures and material color without prior notice. Design,
pictures and material color seen in this manual are solely for illustration purposes.
The VT500 is the sixth model that we have produced. All of our models feature the oscillation style of vibration.
We believe this is the best form of vibration for the body as it is mimicking the natural walking movement. The
VT500 provides two kinds of vibration modes. One mode is the oscillating vibration style plus the second mode
is spiral vibration. The oscillating vibration is the safest, most complete muscle development simply because it
allows the pelvis to move the way it naturally wants to: rotating side to side, the same as when you walk. This
not only limits vibration of the head and neck but it also brings into play the important small stabilizing muscles
of the spine that you ordinarily would not be able to consciously contract and exercise. Improved posture is an
under-rated benefit of exercising with a Pivotal vibration machine. The spiral vibration provides your muscles
ligaments and tendons to be exercised more thoroughly. Many therapists will also use this mode to aid in
recovering from an injury or surgery. The combined vibration mode also increases your circulation providing
benefits to diabetics, cellulite sufferers, etc. Both vibration modes can be used individually or together. Another
major difference, in this model is the ability to design your own training program with the three user definable
programs.
If you should find something wrong with your unit, please notify us right away either by phone
at 253-238-0675 or by email at [e-mail]. You are covered by our outstanding 3
Year Warranty.
There are hundreds of stories of how these units have changed people’s lives. If you have a
story that you would like to share, after using this unit for a while, we would love to hear it.
You can also post your testimony at https://www.facebook.com/VibraTrim.
427 E Stewart St
Milwaukee, WI 53207
253-238-0675 or 414-207-4001

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Structural Illustration
Packing Details
Carton 1
Number
Description
Quantity
1
Vibration Base Unit
1
Carton 2
Number
Description
Quantity
1
Support Column with Display Panel Attached
1
2
Parts Package (Contents shown below)
1
3
Power Cord
1
4
User Manual
1
5
Exercise Wall Chart
1
Support Column
Vibration Platform
Handrails
Display & Control Panel
Base Unit

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Parts List
Number
Description
Quantity
Used in Step #
1
Cross Recess Head Screw M5x10
4
4
2
Cross Recess Head Screw M5x20
8
6
3
Inner Hexagon Head Screw M6x16
8
5
4
Inner Hexagon Head Screw M8x16
10
2
5
Lock Washer 8
10
2
6
Flat Washer 8
10
2
7
Decorative Ring (halves)
8
6
8
Inner Hexagon spanner tool 5 mm
1
9
Inner Hexagon spanner tool 8 mm
1
10
Dual duty screwdriver
1
Assembly Instructions
Step 1:
1. Take the machine out of boxes. Inventory all the parts.
2. Connect the 4 pin cable from the support column with the corresponding cable in the base.
3. Assemble the support column and base by sliding them together as shown in the figure
below.

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Step 2:
There are 10 screws with 10 washers & 10 lock washers in total with five of each on both sides.
Insert all of the screws with the washers only a couple turns first before tightening them, it will make
this task a little easier for you. Tip: Alternate inserting the screws from one side to the other. Also, if
the next screw does not line up perfectly, gently rock the tower back and forth while turning in the
screw. At this point you can go ahead and test your work by plugging in the machine and turning the
power on.
5 M8x16 hex head screws
Insert 5 M8x16 hex head
screws with the lock washers
on the screw first followed by
the flat washers, on each side
before tightening them.
Step 3:
Slide the square cover over the connected parts as shown below.

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Step 4:
Insert two M5x10 screws on each side then tighten the screws.
Step 5:
Attach the handrails with M6x16 screws as shown below。
2 M5x10 hex
head
Insert two M5x10 screws on each side

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Step 6:
After tightening the screws attaching the arms to the support column, place the decorative plastic
rings as shown below.
Step 7: Connect the power cord and you are now ready to use the machine. Flip the power switch to
the on position. If the power switch does not light up and power the unit, please contact customer
service.

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Control Panel
1
Oscillation dynamic display
8
Spiral switch & speed control
2
Oscillation speed display
9
Programming
3
Vibration dynamic display
10
Standby
4
Time display
11
Mode
5
Spiral speed display
12
Time up
6
Oscillation switch & speed control
13
Time down
7
Start/Stop button

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Control Panel Operation
1. Turning on/off: Turn on the main power switch at the back of machine. Press START/STOP button to run the
machine. Press the START/STOP again will stop the machine. The main power switch should be turned off when the
machine is not in use. If the machine is not going to be used for an extended period unplug the unit.
2. When the START/STOP button is pressed the machine will start in the Manual mode, which is the default
program.
Oscillation Dial serves two functions. Function 1 Rotating the left SPEED+/- rotary dial clockwise increases the
oscillation speed, Rotating the left SPEED+/- rotary dial counter-clockwise to reduce oscillation speed.
Function 2 If you press the dial like a button it will shut off the Spiral Vibration
Spiral Dial serves two functions. Function 1 Rotating the right SPEED+/- rotary dial clockwise increases the
oscillation speed, Rotating the right SPEED+/- rotary dial counter-clockwise to reduce oscillation speed.
Function 2 If you press the switch it will shut off the Oscillation Vibration
3. If you desire to use one of the built in programs, before you press the START/STOP button press the ”MODE”
dial, the system will change to the P1 program. You will notice the top of the display panel has changed and the
Auto Mode is now flashing and the “P”indicator light is now lit and flashing. Pressing or turning the mode dial will
change it to the next program. It will move in this sequence P1,P2,P3,U1,U2,U3 and back to manual. Choose the
desired program and press START/STOP button the run it. P1,P2,P3 are default automatic program;U1,U2,U3 are
user defined program.
4. TIME Up/Down: You can adjust the time before pressing the START/STOP button, press TIME Up button to
increase the time, press the TIME Down button to reduce the time. The default time is 10 minutes, the maximum
adjustment of time is 20 minutes. Do not use the machine longer than 20 minutes in any one session.
5. Standby: When the machine is not running and the display panel is lit, pressing the STANDBY button will
make the screen go dark. This will cause the display panel to darken except for the Standby light. This is designed
so that you can leave the machine on and when you are ready to use it again pressing any button will bring the
display panel back to life.
6. Programming: Press the MODE button and select one of the U1,U2,U3 programs. Now press the PROG button
to modify one of these programs. The system will come into the first step of that program to be modified, press the
time buttons up or down to set time for the current speed, ROTATE the left SPEED+/- rotary dial to adjust the
oscillation speed, and/or PRESS the right SPEED+/- rotary dial to choose the spiral movement. Press PROG button
once again to confirm. The system now moves to the second step of programming automatically. Repeat the above
step to finish all the steps of program you are creating or modifying. There are twelve steps in these programs that
can be modified. Press the START/STOP button to run the program you just created.