Balanced Body Allegro Reformer Manuel D'instructions page 20

IMPORTANT: READ FIRST
NOTE: If you have an original version of the Allegro with the
angled corner joints (Serial Number less than 36396), follow
these instructions.
a. Using the provided 5/32" Allen wrench, loosen and remove
the six screws (one on each side of the Reformer and 4 on
the head end) that hold the head end of the frame on. If you
have legs installed you will have to remove the leg bolts that
attach to the head end of the frame. Take note of how the
plastic shims between the frame members are oriented and
how they fit.
b. Install the Tower brackets as described in step number 3
below. Do not tighten the bracket screws.
c. Re-install the head end of your Reformer frame with the
plastic shims and screws removed in step a. The two shorter
bolts go in the sides of the frame and the 4 longer ones go
in from the head end. Get all 6 screws started, then tighten
the screws until they are snug; do not over tighten them. If
you have legs, reinstall those bolts also.
d. Position the Tower brackets so they line up with the edge of
the frame screws on the side of the frame. Then tighten the
Tower bracket screws as described in step 4.
e. Follow the instructions from step 6 until the end.
1. Using the provided 5/32" allen wrench, remove the plastic rail
caps and locking pins at the head end of the Allegro frame.
They will need to go back on the same side, so keep track of
which one goes where and keep the screws with them. See
Figure A.
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Figure A
2. Installing the Tower Mount Brackets:
a. With the provided 5/32" allen wrench, loosen the 6 screws
on each bracket 1-2 turns. Do not remove them, you just
want some free play between the plates. See Figure B.
b. Make sure the brackets are oriented as in Figure B (use the
large grey knobs and screws as reference) and slide them
Head End
into the C-channel of the frame.
Loosen these
screws on both
brackets.
Figure B
3. Re-install the plastic rail end caps on the same side you
removed them from. The lanyard and locking pins are no
longer needed so they can be set aside with the risers. See
Figure C.