Gamma+ PROGRESSION ST Manuel utilisateur

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Issue2/VersionE-Oct.28,1997Issue2/VersionE-Oct.28,1997

Issue2/VersionE-Oct.28,1997

PROGRESSION

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LIMITED WARRANTY

GAMMA SPORTS ("GAMMA") warrants to the original purchaser that the GAMMA PROGRESSION ST stringing machine

("EQUIPMENT") purchased is free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of

original purchase for mechanical parts (excluding string clamps), and for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase

for string clamps. Should any defects develop under normal use within the specified time periods, GAMMA will at its option,

repair or replace the defective EQUIPMENT provided it is returned to GAMMA prepaid at the purchaser's expense. This

warranty does not apply to any damage or defect caused by negligence, abuse, misuse, unauthorized alteration, shipping,

handling, or part wear and tear as a result of normal use.

GAMMA'sobligationunderthiswarrantyislimitedtorepairorreplacementofdefectiveEQUIPMENT,andnooneisauthorized

to promise any other liability. GAMMA shall in no event be liable for any incidental or consequential damages.

To return defective EQUIPMENT, a return authorization (RA#) must be obtained from a GAMMA customer service

representative by calling 1-800-333-0337. The RA# must be marked on the outside of the shipping carton being returned. All

returnsmust beshippedprepaidbythecustomertoGAMMA. Pleaseretaintheoriginalshipping cartonandpackingmaterials

for any future shipments. GAMMA will not be responsible for machines which are not sent in the original undamaged

packaging.

PROGRESSIONST

OWNER'SMANUAL

PAGE 1................................................................................................WARRANTY

PAGE 2 ................................................................................................. FEATURES

PAGE 3..................................................................... ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

PAGE 6........................................................................... MOUNTING THE FRAME

PAGE 7...........................................................................STRINGING THE FRAME

PAGE 10 ........................................................................................ MAINTENANCE

PAGE 13 .................................................................................. PATHFINDER AWL

PAGE 14 ..................................................................... TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

PAGE 15 .............................................................................................. PARTS LIST

PAGE 16 ........................................................................ COMPONENT DRAWING

PAGE 17 .....................................................................MOUNTING STAND PARTS

FEATURES

Professional Six Point Mounting System - Accomodates All

Racquets Without Adapters

Parallel Jaw String Gripper w/ Diamond Dust Coated Gripping

Surfaces

Professional Dual Action, Diamond Dust Coated, Fixed String

Clamps

Durable Polystyrene Base Cover w/ Convenient Padded Tool

Tray

Strong, Light Weight, Powder Coated Molded Aluminum

Construction

Installing the Tensioner

Remove the button head screw and washer

located at the end of the tensioner bar with

the 3 mm hex wrench provided. Slide the

tensioner onto the bar, being careful to align

the bar with all of the bearings and the drive

gear with the gear track. Replace the set

screwandwasherintotheendofthetensioner

bar.

Note: The tensioner bar is equipped with a

tensioner travel stop to limit travel of the

tensioneralongthebar.Seepage7formore

details about this feature.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Installing the Turntable

The turntable is located on top of the foam

packing in the the shipping carton.

Insertthecenterpostoftheturntableintothe

bushinglocatedinthetopofthetensionerbar

post.

Machine Base Setup

Remove all parts from the shipping cartons.

Setthebasewithattachedtensionerbaronto

a table or floor.

Whenpurchasedwiththeoptionalfloorstand,

itismoreconvenienttoattachthebasetothe

floor stand at this point. See instructions

provided with the optional floor stand.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Installing the Frame Support Posts

The Progression ST support post assem-

bliesare precisionalignedatthefactoryand

are marked for proper installation on the

turntable.

Install the support post with the dot on its

basetoanidenticaldotontheturntable.Align

the threaded hole in the bottom of the frame

support post with the slot in the turntable.

Screwtheleverlockboltwithwasherintothe

bottom of the support post and tighten

gently.Position the washer with the rounded

edgetowardtheturntable.Repeatprocedure

on the opposite side of the turntable.

Fixed Clamp Installation

To install the clamps, remove the winged

lockknobtoseparatetheknobfromthelower

guide bushing. Be careful not to lose the

thrust bearing components located in the

center recess of the knob.

Align the clamp base with the clamp slot of

the turntable base. Insert the lower guide

bushingintotheclampfromthebottomofthe

turntable making sure to engage the guide

with the clamp slot.

Place the load bushing into the top of the

clamp base mating it to the lower guide

bushing. After checking that the thrust bear-

ing is positioned correctly in the base of the

winged lock knob, screw the knob into the

base bushing until fully seated.

Thepostofthestringclampheadandtubeof

thestringclampbasearetreatedwithgrease

to provide protection against corrosion dur-

ingshipping.Remove anyexcessivegrease

with a clean cloth prior to use. The post and

tube may also be cleaned with isopropyl

alcohol. After this type of thorough cleaning,

the post and tube should be treated with a light coating of machine oil to protect the surfaces

against corrosion and to ensure smooth operation.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Locking the Turntable

The turntable may be locked in any position.

The turntable winged lock knob is packed

separately in the accessory polybag. Install

the lock knob into the threaded hole located

on the side of the tensioner bar post.

Rotate the knob clockwise to lock the turn-

table, and counter-clockwise to release the

turntable.

MOUNTINGTHEFRAME

Adjusting the Frame Support Posts

Place the racquet frame over the center

postsandontotheframesupport.Loosenthe

leverlockbolton one support post. Slide the

post outward until the center support of the

racquet support slide is positioned near the

insidesurfaceoftheracquetframe. Securely

tighten the lever lock bolt.

Adjust the opposite post using the same

procedure.

Caution: To avoid racquet damage, the cen-

terpostsshouldnotcontacttheracquetprior

to fixing the support posts.

Adjusting the Frame Shoulder Supports

Being sure the shoulder supports are free to

swivel in thier mountings, simultaneously

rotatetheshouldersupportadjustmentknobs

clockwiseuntilbothshouldersupportsgently

and squarely contact the frame.

Tighten the Frame Support Slides at the

head and throat of the racquet until they

gently contact the frame between the two

center main string grommets.

Securing the Frame

Lock the shoulder supports in position by

turning the knob at the base clockwise.

Repeat the adjustment procedure for the

remaining support post.

Re-tighten all of the frame supports in the

same order as before.

Do not overtighten any of the supports as

racquet damage may occur.

Thesupportsshouldbetightenedtothepoint

where the racquet frame will not move in the

mounting system when the handle is grasped and attempts are made to move it. Should any

supports lose contact with the frame while stringing, they should be re-tightened.

STRINGINGTHEFRAME

Setting Tension

The Progression ST utilizes a rotary adjust-

ing knob along with a linear tension scale to

indicate the tension setting. The scale is

dividedinto3lbincrementsandeach1/3turn

of the tension knob changes tension by 1 lb.

Tosetthedesiredtension,rotatethetension

knob and align the mark on the spring guide

withthedesiredtension setting on thescale.

Whenthe“0”markontheknobalignswiththe

line on the knob support the tension will be

that indicated on the scale. To increase ten-

sionby 1or2lbsturn theknobcounterclock-

wise until the “1”or “2” mark on the knob aligns with the line on the knob support. To decrease

tension by 1 or 2 lbs, turn the knob clockwise until the “2” or “1” mark on the knob aligns with

the line on the knob support.

Tensioner Travel Stop

Topreventcontactbetweenthetensionhead

and the racquet and/or turntable, a stop

screw is located about midpoint along the

tensioner bar below the gear track. In the

eventthetensionheadmustbemovedcloser

to the racquet, turn the stop screw counter-

clockwisewiththe5mmhexwrenchuntilthe

end of the stop screw no longer protrudes

beyond the surface of the tensioner bar. To

re-engage the stop, simply turn the stop

screw clockwise until the screw is seated

against the tensioner bar.

Travel Stop

Fixed Clamp Operation - Step 1

The fixed clamps for the Progression ST are

ofadualactiondesign.Thestringclampand

theclampbaseoperateindependentlyofone

another.

To clamp a string, lift the clamp head and

place the string between the jaws. Depress

the clamp head lever to secure the string.

The clamping pressure applied to the string

shouldbeadjustedtoprovidesufficientpres-

sure to secure the string when subjected to

the desired pulling tension. The diamond

coated gripper plates provide for increased

frictionbetweentheclampsandthestringtoallowforreducedclampingpressurewhilesecuring

and holding the string under tension.

STRINGINGTHEFRAME

Pulling Tension

Wrap theloosesectionofstringoncearound

theroller guideandinsert thestringbetween

the diamoind dust coated string gripper

plates. Pull the string perpendicular to the

gripper plates while slowly rotating the

tensioner crank clockwise until the brake

lever pops out of the latching block. The

string is now tensioned and can be clamped

in place with the remaining fixed clamp.

Repeattheabovestepsuntilallmainstrings

are installed. Tie off ends of main strings as

per racquet manufacturers recommenda-

tions.

Fixed Clamp Operation - Step 2

Rotate the winged lock knob clockwise to

secure the clamp base to the turntable.

Reverse the clamping procedure to unlock

the string clamp.

The winged lock knob should be tightened

enough to prevent clamp base slippage on

the turntable, when the desired tension is

placed on the string. To go from the loose

position to the clamped position and back,

generally requires about 1/2 to 3/4 quarters

of a turn. Although when stringing at ex-

tremely high tensions, additional tightness may be required. Note: If the string slips in the

string clamp while tensioning, adjust the gap between the clamp jaws as per the

instructions on page 11.

Clamping the First Main String

To begin stringing the main strings, thread

the two ends of the string through the two

center holes at the appropriate end of the

frame and continue through the opposite

center holes. Thread one end of the string

through the adjacent grommet hole and pull

excess by hand.

Secure one of the strings using a string

clamp.

STRINGINGTHEFRAME

Weaving the Cross Strings

Weave the cross strings over and under the

main strings being careful to alternate the

weave direction of each consecutive cross

string so as to be opposite of the previously

installed cross string.

Once the final cross string is tensioned and

clamped,tieoffattheappropriateholespeci-

fied by the racquet manufacturer.

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