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11. Getting Your Reformer Level
In order for your reformer to run smoothly and quietly it must be level. Start-
ing with all the adjustable feet fully screwed in, adjust the feet out until the
reformer is level, ideally checking it with a spirit level. Tip: Always lower a high
foot before raising a low foot & be sure not to have move than 1cm of thread
exposed . Maintenance: Periodically check all bolts that attach the legs to
the reformer are tight. .
12. Stacking your C2-Pro Reformer.
For Studio use the C2-Pro reformer has been designed to stack, for when the
floor space is required for other purposes. To stack the C2-Pro with low leg
extensions you must first remove the shoulder rests and the rope risers and
place them on the carriage. Now put the foot bar in the down position. You
can then stack the reformers on top of each other. If you have the C2-Pro
with the standard leg extensions you can stack them without the need to
remove the shoulder rests.
IMPORTANT: At least 2 people are needed to stack the reformers, particular if stacking more than 3 high. Each
reformer weighs just over 50Kg, so correct lifting technique must be used - if in doubt about how to lift safely please
seek advice.
13. Storing the reformer vertically.
The C2-Pro reformer can be stood up for space saving storage. Warning:
The reformer should only be stood on resilient, level floors in locations
where it cannot be accessed by children or risk being knocked over by
other activities. Subject to this, the C2-Pro will free stand if fitted with leg
extension or with the standard legs it can be leant against a wall.
a) Standing the C2-Pro Reformer Vertically
To stand the reformer vertically, first attach all springs, put the foot bar in to
the second lowest position. Then lifting from the rope riser end, wheel the
reformer to the wall where you wish to stand it. At around 1m from the wall,
turn around so you can place the reformer's anti-slip feet against the wall.
Keep reversing the reformer until it is standing on the anti-slip feet and not
the wheels. The reformers can then support itself, please ensure it is not
standing on a rug or mat which can slip away. Note: if the reformer is being
stored in an area easily accessed by children or in close proximity to an active environment (e.g.
exercise classes) then the reformer will need to be appropriately secured to the wall to prevent it from being
knocked or pushed over.
b) Lowering the C2-Pro Reformer
To lower the reformer from the vertical storage position: walk the reformer out from the wall on the feet until the
wheels engage and then carefully lower the machine to waist height and manoeuvre in to desired position.
Note: the C2 reformer weighs over 50Kg and though standing or lowering the reformer does not require lifting the full
weight, if in any doubt about standing the machine up try to do this with the aid of another person for the first few
times. Always use correct lifting technique when first lifting or lowering the reformer.
ESSENTIAL SAFETY & MAINTENANCE INFORMATION (read before use)
Periodic Maintenance
Please check the apparatus before first use and after each of the first few uses to check that all the fittings are
securely fastened. Thereafter, it is important to follow a regular maintenance schedule by someone familiar with the
equipment and record your maintenance checks. Equally inspection should be made immediately if any part ap-
pears not be operating correctly or something appears to be loose. Below
follows a basic maintenance guide though our detailed maintenance guide and a sample maintenance log can
be downloaded from
• Springs - Inspect for signs of wear, look for deformation, kinks, gaps and corrosion. Springs showing signs of
damage must not be used and must be replaced immediately. Springs must be replaced every 2 years or after
3,000 hours, whichever is first, or immediately if showing signs of fatigue or deformation
• Foot Bar - check that all allen bolts securing the padded bar to the aluminium arms and to the steel
engagement bar and through the frame are tight, but be careful not to over tighten.
• Runners - ensure the runners are regularly cleaned and kept free from dirt as this is the main cause for a noisy
reformer. If excess dirt is spotted on the runners then the wheels may also need cleaning. We
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