GAMMA 6004 STRINGING MACHINE 6 POINT SC MOUNTING (Issue 11A - February 2014) - Manual (Page 9)

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Frame Shoulder Support Adjustment
The shoulder supports are designed to rotate
and can be adjusted to provide maximum
support to the racquet frame. Rotate the
support so that the pads contact the frame
squarely when the arms are closed against
the racquet. Should the shoulder supports
block string holes, adjust the frame support
slides to re-position the racquet between the
arms so the shoulder supports make contact
with the racquet between grommet holes.
MOUNTING THE FRAME
Badminton Shoulder Support Protec-
tion Pad Installation
Slide the badminton shoulder support cover
over the shoulder supports. There is no need
to remove the tennis shoulder supports.
Note:
An optional badminton frame support
for the head of the racquet is available.
BADMINTON MOUNTING
Securing the Shoulder Supports
To secure the racquet frame with the shoulder
supports, rotate the large adjustment knobs
on the outside of the mounting stands clock-
wise to bring the mounting arms together.
Adjust until fi rm contact is made between the
shoulder supports and the frame. Re-adjust
the stand position as needed to ensure that
the frame supports are in fi rm contact with
the racquet at 6 and 12 o’clock. Do not over
tighten any of the supports as racquet de-
formation may occur. The supports should
be tightened to the point 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.