Spin Doctor® Team Workstand

Spin Doctor®
Team Workstand
Instructions For Use
Contents
• List of Parts
• Use
• Clamp Height
Adjustment
• Clamp Orientation
Adjustment
• Bicycle Clamping
• Bicycle Removal
• Folding the
Workstand
• Care and
Maintenance
• Important
• Warranty
Spin Doctor SM Tech Support 1 (800) 533-8324
9 AM - 6 PM EST Monday - Friday
• Quick release clamp accommodates frame tubes up to 2” in diameter
• 360° indexed clamp rotation allows precise bicycle positioning
• Height adjustable from 36 ½” to 56 ½”
Performance, Inc.
One Performance Way
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Made in China
www.peformancebike.com
PERFORMANCE and the Flying P Logo are registered marks of Performance, Inc.
• Collapsible for easy storage and transport
• Wide base for stability
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LIST OF PARTS
1 RH leg (Ref. A)
1 LH leg (Ref. B)
1 lower connection sleeve(Ref. C)
1 upper connection sleeve (Ref. D)
1 quick release (Ref. E)
1 bottom tube (Ref. F)
1 clamping handle (Ref. G)
1 top tube (Ref. H)
1 safety slider (Ref. I)
1 clamp rotation lever (Ref. L)
1 clamp support (Ref. M)
1 clamp disc (Ref. N)
1 top part of clamp (Ref. O)
1 bottom part of clamp (Ref. P)
1 clamping lever (Ref. Q)
1 handwheel (Ref. R)
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Always clean the Team Workstand after use with
a soft rag and a mild cleaner.
Do not use solvents or aggressive detergents.
Do not use abrasive products.
IMPORTANT
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USE
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1. The Team Workstand is supplied
completely assembled.
2. Undo the quick release (E) (fig.1).
3. Release both legs (A), (B), removing them
from their slot on the upper connection sleeve
(D) (fig.2).
4. Fully open the legs (A), (B) pushing the upper
connection sleeve (D) down until it contacts the
lower connection sleeve (C) (fig.3).
5. Clamp the quick release (E) (fig.4).
6. Pull the safety slider (I) and, keeping it in the
released position (fig.5), move the clamping
unit (M) to an horizontal position (fig.6).
7. Release the safety slider, making sure the
locking pin enters its seat properly. This helps
guarantee optimum clamping of the bicycle in
the stand. (I).
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3. Undo the quick release (E) (fig.25).
4. Completely close the legs (A) , (B) by pushing
the upper connection sleeve (D) upwards
(fig.26).
5. Clamp both legs (A), (B), inserting them in the
slots on the upper connection sleeve (D) (fig.27).
6. Clamp the quick release (E) (fig.28).
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1. Make sure the legs (A) and (B) are completely
open and locked to ensure correct stability.
2. Position the Team Workstand on a flat surface,
to prevent the stand from accidentally tipping
over.
3. Always make sure the quick release (E),
locking handle (G), clamp mechanism rotation
lever (L), safety slider (I) and the clamp jaws
clamping lever (Q) are properly closed and in
the correct position during use, to make sure the
bicycle is securely in the stand.
4. Before positioning the bicycle on the Team
Workstand, check that, on pushing the clamp
mechanism downwards, the stand keeps all the
previously made adjustments.
5. Use the fine adjustment when closing the
clamping jaws on delicate frames or seatposts,
to avoid damaging them.
FOLDING THE WORKSTAND
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1. Pull the safety slider (I) and, keeping it in
the release position (fig.20), flip the clamp
mechanism (M) upwards (fig.21).
2. Unscrew the clamping handle (G) (fig.22),
lowering the top tube (H) (fig.23). Secure the top
tube by turning the handle (G) (fig.24).
CLAMP MECHANISM HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
1.Unscrew the handle counterclockwise (G) (fig.7), holding the top tube (H)
firmly. After reaching the required height (fig.8), secure the top tube by turning
the handle clockwise (G) (fig.9).
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CLAMP MECHANISM ORIENTATION
ADJUSTMENT
1. Release the clamp rotation fixing system by
pulling the lever (L) upwards (fig.10). Turn the
clamp disc (N) to the required position (fig.11).
Push the lever (L) back down to its initial
position to lock the mechanism again (fig.12).
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BICYCLE CLAMPING
1. Open the clamp mechanism by pulling the
lever
(L) upwards (fig.13).
2. If the opening of the clamp jaws, dimension
“X”, is not enough to insert the required part of
the bicycle, turn the handwheel (R) clockwise
to increase dimension X or counterclockwise to
decrease dimension X (fig.14).
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3. Secure the bicycle (fig.15).
4. Close the clamp by pushing the lever (L) downwards (fig.16).
5. Fine adjustment of clamping pressure is possible by turning the handwheel (R)
(fig.17)
Turn clockwise to tighten the grip.
Turn counterclockwise to decrease the grip.
6. It is now possible to proceed with bicycle maintenance.
BICYCLE REMOVAL
1. Open the clamp jaws by pulling the lever (L) upwards (fig.18).
2. Remove the bicycle (fig.19).
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