How to Use the Front Piece Combo and Springs for Tension Control

The front piece combo and springs are essential components of your traction device, working together to provide controlled tension for length and curvature correction. Mastering their use ensures both comfort and effectiveness.

In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of combining these parts, adjusting tension, and troubleshooting common issues. Whether you're a beginner or experienced user, these tips will help you get the most out of your device.

Understanding the Front Piece Combo and Springs

The front piece combo typically includes the front piece and a cradle component that holds the glans securely. The springs, available in various tensions, attach to the traction rods and provide the pulling force. Together, they allow you to customize the tension to your comfort level.

The springs are color-coded or marked to indicate resistance levels, making it easy to choose the right one for your needs. The front piece combo ensures even pressure distribution, reducing the risk of slippage or discomfort.

• Always start with a lower tension spring and gradually increase as you adapt.
• Ensure the front piece is properly aligned with the cradle to avoid uneven pressure.

Step-by-Step: Assembling the Front Piece Combo with Springs

Begin by attaching the front piece combo to the traction device's main frame. Slide the cradle component into place, ensuring it fits snugly but not too tight. Then, select the appropriate springs based on your desired tension level.

Attach the springs to the hooks on the front piece and the tension rods. Make sure both springs are of equal tension to maintain balanced pull. Once attached, gently stretch the device to engage the springs, and then place your penis into the cradle, securing it with the provided straps.

• Use the Custom velcro strap for a secure yet comfortable fit.



• If you experience slippage, consider using Cohesive gauze for added grip.

Adjusting Tension for Optimal Results

Tension control is crucial for both effectiveness and safety. Start with low tension and gradually increase over several days. The goal is to feel a gentle stretch, not pain. If you feel numbness or sharp pain, reduce the tension immediately.

To adjust tension, you can either change the springs or use the adjustment knobs on the device. The Handscrew right allows for fine-tuning, while the Complete assembled arm left provides a stable base for adjustments.

• Aim for a tension that produces a mild stretch for 4-6 hours daily, as recommended.
• Keep a log of your tension settings to track progress and avoid overdoing it.

Safety and Maintenance Tips

Regularly inspect your front piece combo and springs for wear and tear. Replace any damaged parts immediately to prevent injury. Clean the components with Accellerate clean disinfectant to maintain hygiene.

Store your device in a cool, dry place when not in use. Ensure the springs are not overstretched beyond their capacity, as this can weaken them over time.

• Check the springs for any signs of rust or deformation monthly.
• Use the Keys (set of 2) to tighten any loose bolts on the device.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

If you experience slippage, ensure the cradle is properly sized and the straps are tight. You can also use No-slip protect to enhance grip. If the tension feels uneven, check that both springs are the same and properly attached.

For discomfort, consider using a softer spring or reducing wear time. If pain persists, consult a healthcare professional.

• Apply 3M plaster 6-pack to sensitive areas for extra cushioning.
• If the front piece combo doesn't fit well, consider the Replacement Part options available.

Mastering the front piece combo and springs is key to achieving your traction therapy goals. By following this guide, you can ensure safe, comfortable, and effective tension control. Remember to listen to your body and adjust accordingly.