Replacement Spinalator Roller Instructions For Old Style “Manual Elevation Wheel” Table

1. Remove top from Spinalator by unclamping end brackets.
2. Make sure hands are clear of any moving parts and turn table timer on. Elevate rollers to top height.
3. Turn roller rotation switch OFF with one roller centered to the top of the triangle assembly.
4. UNPLUG TABLE – Failure to do this could cause bodily injury or tear up your new Spinalator rollers! This will also keep you from getting shocked if you happen to touch an exposed wire.
5. Loosen set screws that hold in roller bearing and remove old Spinalator Roller and old bearing. Install new Spinalator roller with blue teflon sleeve. Install new style smaller one-piece bearing. Tighten down set screws onto roller bearing.
6. Ensure hands, tools, and anything else are clear of rollers then plug up table. Turn Spinalator rotation switch on and cycle roller to next top height and shut off rotation switch again.
7. UNPLUG TABLE – Again; this could cause bodily injury or tear up your new Spinalator rollers! This will also keep you from getting shocked if you happen to touch an exposed wire.
8. Second Roller - Repeat Step 5
9. Ensure Hands, tools, and anything else are clear of rollers then plug up table. Turn Spinalator rotation switch on and cycle roller to next top height and shut off rotation switch again.
10. UNPLUG TABLE – Again; this could cause bodily injury or tear up your new Spinalator rollers! This will also keep you from getting shocked if you happen to touch an exposed wire.
11. Final Roller – Repeat Step 5
12. Check chain tension on Spinalator roller rotation motor chain while top is removed. The Spinalator roller tension should be like a bicycle chain; tight but not over tightened, to stretch the chain! Lube chain with a teflon lube. WD 40 will stop a squeak but is water based and will evaporate quickly! If you have movement in the roller after tightening chain, check Spinalator sprocket for a broken weld....