*It will help a great deal to quickly browse through the instructions (and watch videos below) before starting.  

>UPDATED BASE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 

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QUICK TIPS:

• Step 1 of the building the main upright, first add the upper extrusions (parts 5C and 5D) to the header, then add the cover to header for easiest build.
• Build the Main system upright first and set aside (you will have extra hardware left over that is only required for doorway install). You can improve steps by leaving the lower half pieces of extrusion (5A and 5B) disconnected from main system upright assembly, and first adding these to the base (after base is assembled (look for location of the notches on one end of tube for proper placement). Then add the completed top half (with adjustable bar set in middle of the extrusion for easiest handling).
• There will be extra parts from the Main system construction (the Main system comes with doorway mount hardware included).
• *If you find any difficulty with the uprights alignment and smooth bar function after assembly, please see troubleshooting tips below, for quick guidance to correct this.
• IF INSTALLING BY YOURSELF: It can improve the ease of mounting the upright if you set the support bar about 3/4 way to top header to hold onto and lift the top section over the base connection sleeves more easily.  ALSO, you may want to simplify the connection of the lower extrusion pieces (Parts 5A and 5B) to the base before adding the upper half of section.  Ensure the lower and upper extrusions are smoothly aligned, and screws tightened in midway connection plate, before attaching the midway connection plates to base support arms that come up to meet it.  Make sure lubrication is in channel and well worked in by running the support bar up and down through the entire height of system, before it will run smoothly.
  
• *Applying the LUBE (important): prior to installing the bar assembly into the extrusions, apply only a small amount of lubrication (included) around the outside edges of the long black sliders. Only a small amount (several drops inside channel on each corner) is needed and helps to eliminate any resistance of bar movement or stick from not lifting the bar level through the channels.
• Once all screws are in place, check sliding of the Support Bar from top to bottom. It should run smoothly, without catching, (be mindful to guide the bar in a level approach – this can take a few times to practice), however, it is recommended to apply only a very small amount of the lubrication provided (using your finger works best), to the sides of the inner channel the black slider edges contact. Once you run the bar up and down the system a dozen times to work in the lubrication, you can determine if more is needed. 
  
• Once the screws are all secured on the system it should run very easily and smoothly up and down the height of the frame. If there is any resistance apply more lubrication to those areas and work them in. It may require slightly loosening the screws to ensure they are properly balanced and aligned before tightening again. 
  
• If after proper alignment and and lubrication is in place and and bar is not sliding smoothly, you may need to loosen the midway connection to support arms, and loosen the screws on side tubes of the base, to ensure it's properly squared and aligned, retesting the sliding, then re-tightening the screws for use.

• Step 1 of the building the main upright, first add the upper extrusions (parts 5C and 5D) to the header, then add the cover to header for easiest build. 
  
• When installing the Support Bar mechanism into the top half of the assembly (Step 2), you only need to apply a very small amount of the lubrication (provided), the outer side edges of the black sliders, prior to inserting them into the channel. Once the system is installed you can add more lubrication until the bar runs perfectly smoothly up and down the height of the frame.
  
• All assembly screws for the main frame system itself can be tightened down before raising assembly, with the exception of Step 5, the screw and bolt that connects items 7 and 8 should be kept loose for the doorway adjustments needed in following steps. 
  
• The 6 contact points allow for the system to be centered, and adjust to different angles of the door frame, and the following are important steps to follow carefully to ensure a tight, centered and balanced installation: 

1. Raise the system to sit in front of the doorway, as centered as possible (depending on your door width, some shifting off of center may be required to adjust for tighter corner walls or other space limitations.
   
2. Then find the tightest distance to the door frame to fit your system, being sure the screws and hardware for securing it are clear of the door frame and floor moldings as desired. 
   
3. Adjust the contact brackets part #13 (or #14 if require shorter ones for one side) to the door frame, and start to fit them tighter the frame. Follow the next steps carefully and test well before securing the brackets to the door frame. 
   
4. Begin with first connecting one of the middle brackets to the door frame, with the screws provided. An electric drill is suggested for best results and use strong pressure. 
   
5. Once one of the brackets is installed, tighten the nut that connects the doorway bracket to the ULTIMATE system. Following this, fit the rest of the doorway connection brackets to the frame, best as possible. They may need slight adjustments before mounting them to the frame and tightening the bolts. 
   
6. Before connecting the second MIDDLE bracket to the door frame, gently pull in the flanges releasing the pins on the slider bar assembly, and run the bar up and down the height of the system several times to ensure its operating smoothly and spacing the system out to correct level. After it’s smoothly running up and down the system, lock the bar around center height of the frame, to assist in the correct spacing for the bracket. Use the screws to mount the second middle height bracket now and tighten a bit more, the acorn nut on this second side. 
   
7. Run the bar up and down the height of the system again several times to help find the correct spacing and adjustments for your specific door frame. Once this is complete, raise the bar to the top level, and lock it in place. Mount one of the brackets with the screws to the door frame, and tighten the connection. AFTER this is completed run the bar the height again, make sure the bar is locking into place at various heights smoothly, and without having to adjust the FRAME at all, but this is the time to make those adjustments if needed. – Once you are happy with how the bar is locking into place, leave the bar locked in the upper locations, and secure the second bracket. 
   
8. Slide the bar again the full height several times checking the ease of sliding, and proper locking of the pins at all holes (the line around the bar will show inside the pull flange when it’s fully locked into place securely). Focus now on the lower level connections now ensuring smooth function and proper locking into place. 
   
9. After all mounts have been secured, ensure all doorway to frame connection bolts are tightened fully.
10. Once all screws are in place, check sliding of the Support Bar from top to bottom. Apply enough lubrication to ensure the slider is running perfectly smoothly. 
    
11. You should be ready to go! Reference the SpeedFit Training Guide provided and the online training reference and videos HERE. 
    

WALL INSTALLATION:

• Follow the same steps as above but add the wall mount installation arms onto the mounting brackets and tighten them firmly before marking wall to secure the screws.
  
• Start with the middle height brackets and lightly tighten the screws – ensuring the system is properly spaced before tightening the second side. You do this by running the slider bar up and down the height of the system before securing to wall. 
  
• Next space the system again by running the bar up and down and doing the right side upper section and then right side lower section before doing the left side upper and lower wall mounts. 
  
• Keeping in mind the 6 anchor points, the system is well braced with drywall or concrete anchors provided, for suggested use. If you are anticipating extremely heavy lateral forces and want to make sure your system is secured to studs, we have had customers secure the 6 anchor points to a sheet of plywood (Dimensions: 48” x 76”) and then securing that to the studs where they are located behind it. This also gives you a roughly 30” wide space for securing a mirror too if desired. 
  
• For reference on how to use anchor screws for different wall surfaces view wiki page here. 
  
• View the Wall Mounted system installation manual and package details here. 
  

SoloStrength® ULTIMATE systems are precision built. If you have any difficulties during assembly please reference below or contact our support team. We are happy to help get you get assembled and started quickly on your SoloStrength SpeedFit Training!

• If you find any difficulty with the main bar sliding up and down smoothly: 
  

• Ensure there is sufficient lubrication in the inside channel.
  
• For wall/doorway/corner installation, loosen the 6 points of contact to find easy sliding before resetting the anchor positions. *Often they will require a few attempts to find perfectly smooth function. 
  
• For Freestanding systems, if there is any alignment challenges, loosen the midway contact support point from the base to the uprights, and loosen and realign the midway support arm screws (part 22) to ensure they are square. 
  
• If the bar itself does not slide smoothly after lubrication and loosening the anchor points, in rare cases the black sliders may need to be tightened. There are three small screws on each side of the slider (2 on one side and 1 on the other) in order to accomplish this. 
  
• If Freestanding System has alignment and bar flow through problems > For midway connection plates to align, what typically happens is they are tightened first before the plates and extrusion pieces are properly set (before tightening).These items are cut precisely. In order to adjust, please loosen partly the screws inside the channel both above and below the midway connection point. If the midway connection plate is attached to the base support arms, please loosen and remove those screws as they can pull on the plates during alignment process.Once the midway connection for the main upright are disconnected from the midway support arms to base, then align the midway connection plates and upper and lower extrusions of main system, and start tightening the screws inside the channel to make sure they are nicely flush for top and bottom, and fully inset so the bar can slide by.Once those are done and tested (*be sure to use the lubrication inside the channels as instructed and work the lubrication in through the entire height of system including the midway connection point by running the bar up and down many times until very smooth flow), then re-attach the midway support arms that connect to base, and you should be seeing perfect results. It can require a bit of fine tuning depending on how square the system was originally assembled, but once the system is square, you can tighten all the remaining screws and you should be good to go!Please let us know if you have any troubles after doing the above and feel free to send photos/video of what you are seeing so we can further understand the details.It’s important to us that you have your system working 100% and ensure smooth, safe function. Remember to make sure the safety lines are showing on the support bar (by the orange flanges you pull back to release the pins), before applying your weight to the bar.  
  

• https://gem-3910432.netIf you find screws are coming loose over time, we suggest using locktite (or similar product) on each screw to keep it in place (but still allow to release if needed).
  
• If there is a gap between the upper and lower lengths of the main upright, this can be corrected by loosening the screws for the midway connection plate, allowing the components to come together level and re-tightening the screws.
  
• If your Freestanding Base feels like it has a teeter totter effect, it's due to the middle support feet being a high point and can easily be adjusted by ensuring the corner feet are equal or just longer than the middle support feet from base (adjusted by unscrewing the corner feet please see special note here).  This will ensure your base is flat to your floor (even if not level floor) and solid and stable for your SpeedFit exercising. 

SoloStrength ULTIMATE systems require exceptionally little maintenance. Details can be found in the user manual provided, with a summary below: