Matrix STRENGTH User manual

STRENGTH:

PREVENTIVE

MAINTENANCE

AND CLEANING

CHECKLIST

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

Revision Date: December 2022

WELCOME TO MATRIX

Regular cleaning and performing preventive maintenance extend the life of your equipment and will increase member loyalty!

The following checklists are broken out into tasks designated for facility staff and Matrix-certified technicians. Matrix-certified

technician tasks must be performed by a Matrix-certified technician.

Refer to the Approved Cleaners, Disinfectants and Lubricants document prior to performing cleaning or maintenance.

Contact [email protected] for more information.

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

The checklists below are maintenance recommendations beyond the daily cleaning of the equipment.

Revision Date: December 2022

MATRIX SINGLE STATIONS: AURA, ULTRA, VERSA AND VERSA DUALS

QUARTERLY OR BI-ANNUALLY

Facility Staff Tasks Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Clean and lubricate guide rods with approved lubricant

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Inspect belts/cables for damage

Check belts/cables for proper tension

Inspect pulleys for damage

Perform a few reps with weight. Listen for noise, check smoothness

Check rep counter/console for proper operation*

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

Clean and grease all tie rod ends (see picture at right)

*Ultra and Versa use 2-AA batteries.

Facility Staff Tasks Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Clean and lubricate guide rods with approved lubricant

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Inspect belts/cables for damage

Check belts/cables for proper tension

Inspect pulleys for damage

Perform a few reps with weight.

Listen for noise, check smoothness

Check rep counter/console for proper operation*

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they

are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

The checklists below are maintenance recommendations beyond the daily cleaning of the equipment.

Revision Date: December 2022

MATRIX MULTI-STATIONS

QUARTERLY OR BI-ANNUALLY

Facility Staff Tasks Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Clean and lubricate guide rods with approved lubricant

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Inspect belts/cables for damage

Check belts/cables for proper tension

Inspect pulleys for damage

Perform a few reps with weight. Listen for noise, check smoothness

Clean and lubricate adjustable pulley chrome bars

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

Facility Staff Tasks Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Clean and lubricate guide rods with approved

lubricant

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Inspect belts/cables for damage

Check belts/cables for proper tension

Inspect pulleys for damage

Perform a few reps with weight. Listen for noise,

check smoothness

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they

are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

The checklists below are maintenance recommendations beyond the daily cleaning of the equipment.

Revision Date: December 2022

MATRIX BENCHES

QUARTERLY OR BI-ANNUALLY

Facility Staff Tasks Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Clean and lubricate adjustable seat chrome bars

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

Facility Staff Tasks Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Wipe entire frame and pads with approved cleaner

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Test push/pull pins for proper operation – ensure they

are tightly secured to the frame then clean and grease

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

The checklists below are maintenance recommendations beyond the daily cleaning of the equipment.

Revision Date: December 2022

MATRIX RACKS AND PLATFORMS

QUARTERLY OR BI-ANNUALLY

Facility Staff Tasks Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Thoroughly clean platform with approved cleaner

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Visually inspect welds and accessories for defect

Facility Staff Tasks Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Spot clean platform with approved cleaner

Matrix-Certified Technician Tasks

Visually inspect hardware for tightness

Inspect all accessories for defect

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

Revision Date: December 2022

GENERAL TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

Below is a list of torque specs you should follow while checking tightness of your strength equipment. Note that we recommend

applying red Vibra-Tite® Threadlocker to all frame bolts and axles.

Matrix part # ZMS4000792 or order here Vibra-Tite Threadlocker (Red)

KEY:

Axle Arm: 180 N-m / 133 ft. lb.

M10 Bolt & Nut: 77 N-m / 57 ft. lb.

M10 Bolt & Frame Rivnuts: 40 N-m / 30 ft. lb.

M8 Bolts: 25 N-m / 18 ft. lb.

M8 Plastic and M6 Bolts: 15 N-m / 11 ft. lb.

Pad Bolts: 10 N-m / 7 ft. lb.

A complete list of torque specs can be found in Online Remedy > Assembly Guide. You can also request them by contacting

Customer Technical Support.

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

Revision Date: December 2022

AURA: BELT TENSIONING PROCEDURE

▶Loosen bolts on “fold over” clamp or “barrel” clamp

▶Using your hand, pull out any slack of the belt and using a pliers on the cut end of the belt, pull to remove that slack

▶Tighten bolts using the instructions below

Note: Three (3) squares of extra belt must show on the opposite side of the clamp when tightening bolts.

▶For belting with the “fold over” clamp (Figure 1).

▶Add Red Vibra-Tite® Threadlocker to the four bolts and tighten to 5 N-m using a torque wrench. The bolts should be tightened in a uniform pattern.

▶For belting with the “barrel” clamp (Figure 2).

▶Add Red Vibra-Tite® Threadlocker to the two bolts and tighten to 30 N-m using a torque wrench. The bolts should be tightened in a uniform pattern.

Figure 1

Figure 2

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

Revision Date: December 2022

AURA: CABLE TENSIONING PROCEDURE

▶Loosen the jam nut on the cable bolt above the weight stack

▶Using your hand, pull any slack out of the cable and turn the cable bolt down removing the slack

▶Once slack is removed, tighten the jam nut down using a wrench, finger tight is not good enough

▶Insert weight stack pin into several different weight plates to ensure it goes in smoothly. If not, adjust cable tension back a bit until success

Note: On some machines, such as the cable Leg Press, there will be additional adjustment at the opposite side of the cable.

Only adjust there if you run out of bolt threads above the weight stack.

STRENGTH: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING CHECKLIST

Revision Date: December 2022

ULTRA: CABLE TENSIONING PROCEDURE

▶Loosen the jam nut and remove the weight stack pin

▶Tighten cable bolt until head plate begins to move

▶Tightening jam nut using a wrench

▶Put as much weight on as possible, perform exercise to set cable

▶Check cable tension with your finger pushing the cable from side to side

▷If the weight stack lifts (moves) when pushing the cable no more than 1 inch from the center, the cable is tensioned properly.

▷If the weight stack head plate does NOT move, repeat steps 1-4

▶Check cable tension with your finger pushing the cable from side to side. If the weight stack head plate lifts (moves)when pushing the cable no more than

1 inch from the center, the cable is tensioned properly

▶Check to make sure weight stack pin goes into every hole without hitting the bayonet

Red dashed arrow is showing the cable too loose

Green arrow is showing the cable tensioned properly

IMPORTANT:

There must be seven

threads of cable

bolt in the head

plate adapter.

VERSA: CABLE TENSIONING PROCEDURE

▶The cables on all Versa can be adjusted at the bottom portion of the weight stack.

▶Loosen the two M10 bolts seen in the picture

▶Use a 6mm hex wrench, turn the adjuster bolt up or down to tighten the cable

▷A properly tensioned cable will lift the head plate with 10–12 mm of deflection of the cable

▶Torque the two M10 bolts to 77 N-m once the proper cable tension has been achieved

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