Safety, General Care & Maintenence ....................................................................................................................3
Getting Started (Product Specifications) .............................................................................................................5
Assembly Information .............................................................................................................................................6
Parts List ...................................................................................................................................................................8
Installation & Assembly: Value Line
Part 1 Weight Stack & User Frame Assembly ....................................................................................... 10
Part 2 Seat Assembly ............................................................................................................................... 13
Part 3 Pivot Block Assembly ................................................................................................................... 15
Part 4 Foot Rest Assembly ...................................................................................................................... 16
Part 5 CAM/Cable Assembly ................................................................................................................... 17
Part 6 Arm Assembly ............................................................................................................................... 18
Part 7 Pad Assembly .................................................................................................................................24
Part 8 Plastics Assembly .........................................................................................................................26
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser of Matrix products to instruct all individuals, whether they are the end user or
supervising personnel on proper usage of the equipment.
It is recommended that all users of Matrix exercise equipment be informed of the following information prior to its use.
PROPER USAGE
Do not use any equipment in any way other than designed or intended by the manufacturer. It is imperative that Matrix
equipment be used properly to avoid injury.
Keep hands and feet clear at all times from moving parts to avoid injury.
CHECK FOR DAMAGED PARTS
1. DO NOT use any equipment that is damaged and or has worn or broken parts. Use only replacement parts supplied by
your country’s local Matrix dealer.
2. MAINTAIN LABELS AND NAMEPLATES: Do not remove labels for any reason. They contain important information.
If unreadable or missing, contact your Matrix dealer for a replacement.
3. SECURING EQUIPMENT: All equipment MUST be secured to the floor to stabilize and eliminate rocking or tipping over.
This must be performed by a licensed contractor.
4. MAINTAIN ALL EQUIPMENT: Preventative maintenance is the key to smooth operating equipment as well as keeping
your liability to a minimum. Equipment needs to be inspected at regular intervals.
5. Ensure that any person(s) making adjustments or performing maintenance or repair of any kind is qualified to do so.
Matrix dealers will provide service and maintenance training at our corporate facility upon request.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California
to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
WARNING: SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR ON THIS EQUIPMENT. FOLLOW
THESE PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID INJURY!
1. Never allow children on strength training equipment. Teenagers must be supervised at all times while using this
equipment.
2. All warnings and instructions should be read and proper instruction obtained prior to use.
3. Use this equipment for its intended purposes only.
4. NEVER allow resistance straps, ropes or other means be attached to this equipment, as this may result in serious
injury.
5. NEVER use this equipment for support during stretching, as this may result in serious injury.
6. Cease exercise if you feel faint or dizzy. Obtain a medical exam before beginning an exercise program.
7. Keep body, hair, clothing and accessories free and clear of all moving parts.
8. Inspect the machine before use. DO NOT use machine if it appears damaged or inoperable.
9. Check to see that the selector pin is completely inserted into the weight stack.
10. NEVER use this machine with the weight stack pinned in an elevated position.
11. NEVER use dumbells or other means to incrementally increase the weight resistance. Only use the means provided
directly from the manufacturer.
12. This equipment should only be used in supervised areas where access and control are regulated by the owner.
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)158.1 x 142.8 x 129.6 cm / 62.3" x 56.2" x 51.0"
WARRANTY (Valid in USA only)
Frame (not coatings)10 years
Weight stacks5 years
Pulleys5 years
Pivot bearings5 years
Any items not specified3 years
Labor (excluding upholstery/cables/grips)3 years
Upholstery/cables/grips/springs1 year
Accessories6 months
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST
ACTIONFREQUENCY
Clean UpholsteryDaily
Inspect CablesDaily
Clean Guide RodsMonthly
Inspect HardwareMonthly
Inspect FrameBi-Annually
Clean MachineAs Needed
Clean GripsAs Needed
Lubricate Guide RodsAs Needed
Upholstery & Grips should be cleaned with a non-ammonia based cleaner or a mild soap and water. Guide rods should be
lubricated with Teflon based lubricant. Apply the lubricant to a cotton cloth and then apply up and down the guide rods.
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ASSEMBLY
UNPACKING | TOOLS REQUIRED
UNPACKING
Thank you for purchasing a Matrix product. This machine is an EN957-1 and EN957-2 compliant Class S product. Your
Matrix product is inspected before it is packaged. It is shipped in multiple pieces to facilitate the compact packaging of the
machine. Prior to assembly, confirm all the components by matching them with the exploded diagrams. Carefully unpack
the unit from this box and dispose of the packing materials in accordance with your local laws.
CAUTION
The weight of the product is 685 lbs. (311 kg) not including the weight stack. The weight stack for this machine is 240
lbs. (109 kg). To avoid injury to yourself and prevent damage to the frame components, be sure to have proper assistance
removing the frame pieces from this box. Please be sure to install the equipment on a stable base, properly level the
machine and leave at least two feet of clearance to enter and exit the machine. Maximum user weight for this machine is
300 lbs.
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY
3MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
4MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
5MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
6MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
8MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
10MM L-Shaped Allen Wrench
Phillips & Standard Screwdrivers
8MM Open-End Wrench
13MM Open-End Wrench
17MM Open-End Wrench.
19MM Open-End Wrench
Adjustable Wrench
Blue Locktite 242 must be used on all fasteners that are not assembled with Nylock Nuts.
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MARKINGS
WARNING LABEL LOCATIONS
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Parts List
ID
1Lower Connecting Tube1
2M10 X 30L Socket Head Cap Screw8
3M10 Flat Washer19
4Weight Stack1
5M10 Nylock Nut8
6M10 X 75L Socket Head Cap Screw4
7Upper Connecting Tube1
8M10 Saddle Washer4
9User Frame1
10M10 X 50L Socket Head Cap Screw1
11Pulley1
12M8 X 25L Socket Head Cap Screw8
13Medium Pivot Cap8
14Seat Link4
15Axle4
16Spring3
17Seat Mechanism1
18Pivot Block Assembly1
DESCRIPTION
QTY
19M10 X 55L Socket Head Cap Screw4
20Rubber Footpad1
21M10 X 20L Flat Head Cap Screw3
22Foot Plate1
23CAM1
24Large Pivot Cap1
25M10 X 105L Socket Head Cap Screw2
26Swingarm1
27M6 Nylock Nut1
28M6 Shoulder Bolt1
29Small Pivot Cap3
30Tie Rod2
31M6 Flat Washer4
32M6 X 12L Socket Head Cap Screw Seat4
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Parts List
ID
33Wave (Spring Washer) 2
34Right Lower Arm1
35Snap Ring2
36Left Lower Arm1
37M10 X 15L Socket Head Cap Screw2
38Left Upper Arm1
39Right Upper Arm1
40M10 X 95L Socket Head Cap Screw2
41Chest Pad Assembly1
42M10 X 25L Button Head Cap Screw4
43Pad1
44M10 X 25L Hex Bolt4
45Left Front Shroud1
46Rear Shroud1
47Right Front Shroud1
48M8 X 60L Socket Head Cap Screw4
49Top Cap1
DESCRIPTION
QTY
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STEP 1 | USER FRAME INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
5
3
4
2
1
6
7
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
1Lower Connecting Tube1
2M10 X 30L SHC4
3M10 Flat Washer12
4Weight Stack1
5 M10 Nylock Nut4
6M10 X 75L SHC4
7Upper Connecting Tube1
Tip frame as shown to access hardware.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN
ASSEMBLY
PART 1: USER FRAME ASSEMBLY
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STEP 2 | USER FRAME INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
8
2
9
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
2M10 X 30L SHC4
8M10 Saddle Washer4
9User Frame1
Tip frame as shown to access hardware.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN
ASSEMBLY
PART 1: USER FRAME ASSEMBLY
View A
Orient the saddle
washer as shown
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STEP 3 | WEIGHT STACK CABLE INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
11310
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
3M10 Flat Washer1
10M10 X 50L SHC1
11Pulley1
ASSEMBLY
PART 1: USER FRAME ASSEMBLY
Torque all to: 77 N-m/57 ft-lbs.
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STEP 1 | SEAT LINK INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
12
13
15
16
14
17
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
12M8 X 25L SHC2
13Medium Pivot Cap2
14Seat Link1
15Axle2
16Spring1
17Seat Mechanism1
ASSEMBLY
PART 2: SEAT ASSEMBLY
Tighten to 39 N-m/29 ft-lbs.
Ensure bottom links are assembled correctly by
testing spring tension
Outer tab of spring must be secured behind
frame reaction bar
Axles must be red Loctited (Loctite 272) and torqued to: 180 N-m/133 ft-lbs.
ASSEMBLY
Hand thread - do not fully tighten
***NOTE: Pivot Block is symmetrical***
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STEP 1 | FOOT PLATE INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
202221
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
20Rubber Footpad1
21M10 X 20L FHCS3
22Foot Plate1
ASSEMBLY
PART 4: FOOT REST ASSEMBLY
Torque to: 56 N-m/41 ft/lbs.
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STEP 1 | CAM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
5
3
242523
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
3M10 Flat Washer1
5M10 Nylock Nut1
23CAM 1
24Large Pivot Cap1
25M10 X 105L SHC1
ASSEMBLY
PART 5: CAM/CABLE ASSEMBLY
Separate CAM to
assemble weight
stack cable as shown.
Capture cable with
forked clip and orient
as shown. Tighten to
16 N-m/142 in-lbs.
Assemble CAM as
shown, locating the
smaller CAM towards
the weight stack.
Tighten to 77 N-m/57
ft-lbs.
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STEP 1 | SWINGARM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
5
3
29
27
25
26
28
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
3M10 Flat Washer1
5M10 Nylock Nut1
25M10 X 105L SHC1
26Swingarm1
27M6 Nylock nut1
28M6 Shoulder Bolt1
29Small Pivot Cap1
ASSEMBLY
PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
Assemble cable into swingarm and tighten M6 to 16 N-m/142 in-lbs.
Tighten M10 to 77 N-m/57 ft-lbs.
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STEP 2 | TIE ROD TO SWINGARM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
30
31
32
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
30Tie Rod (Left Side Not Shown) 2
31M6 Flat Washer (Left Side Not Shown)2
32M6 X 12L SHC (Left Side Not Shown)2
ASSEMBLY
PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
Torque to 16 N-m/142 in-lbs.
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STEP 3 | LEFT AND RIGHT* LOWER ARM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
34
35
29
37
33
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
29Small Pivot Cap*2
33Wave (Spring) Washer*2
34Right Lower Arm1
35Snap Ring*2
36Left Lower Arm*1
37M10 X15L SHC*2
*Only right arm is shown
ASSEMBLY
PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
Apply blue Loctite 242 and tighten to 77 N-m/57 ft-lbs.
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STEP 4 | TIE ROD TO ARM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
32
31
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
31M6 Flat Washer (Left Side Not Shown)2
32M6 X 12L SHC (Left Side Not Shown)2
ASSEMBLY
PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
Torque to 16 N-m/142 in-lbs.
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ASSEMBLY
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PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
STEP 5 | LEFT AND RIGHT* UPPER ARM ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
3M10 Flat Washer*4
5M10 Nylock Nut*2
38Left Upper Arm1
39Right Upper Arm (Not shown)1
40M10 X 95L SHC*2
*Only left arm is shown
Tighten to 77 N-m/57 ft-lbs.
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Torque to: 39 N-m/29 ft/lbs.
ASSEMBLY
"X"
PART 6: ARM ASSEMBLY
STEP 6 | ARM POSITIONING INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
Before fully tightening the pivot block, ensure that the arms are symmetrical about the centerline of
the machine. The left and right hand grips should be centered to the user.
Tighten four bolts of pivot block, and then back out one bolt to apply red Loctite
272, replace bolt to proper torque. Repeat steps for three remaining bollts
Tighten pivot
block to 77
N-m/57 ft-lbs.
Optional align-
ment xture
Jam Nut
To adjust length: loosen jam nuts, turn center rod, tighten jam nuts
MachineTie Rod Length (“X”)
Chest Press722.5 mm (28.4”)
Shoulder Press360.0 mm (14.2”)
Lat Pulldown555.0 mm (21.9”)
Seated Row350.0 mm (13.8”)
Tie Rod lengths must be adjusted according to machine.
Jam Nut
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STEP 1 | THIGH PAD ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
42
41
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
41Chest Pad Assembly1
42M10 X 25L BHC4
ASSEMBLY
PART 7: PAD ASSEMBLY
Install the pad as shown.
Tighten to 27 N-m/20 ft-lbs.
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STEP 2 | BOTTOM PAD ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & NOTES
44
43
IDDESCRIPTIONQUANITY
43Pad1
44M10 X 25L Hex Bolt4
ASSEMBLY
PART 7: PAD ASSEMBLY
Install the pad as shown.
Tighten to 27 N-m/20 ft-lbs.