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Over time, the springs in your traction device can lose their tension, affecting the effectiveness of your routine. Recognizing when to replace them is key to maintaining consistent results. This guide will walk you through the process of replacing the springs on your SizeGenetics device, ensuring you can continue your therapy without interruption.

Whether you're using the Value Edition or another model, the spring replacement process is straightforward. With a few simple tools and a little patience, you can have your device working like new in no time.

When to Replace Your Springs

Springs are the heart of your traction device, providing the tension that stimulates tissue growth. Over months of use, they can weaken or even break. Common signs that it's time for a replacement include a noticeable decrease in tension, uneven stretching, or visible damage to the spring coils.

If you're using your device daily, it's a good idea to inspect the springs every few weeks. Look for any signs of wear, such as stretching, bending, or rust. Replacing worn springs promptly not only ensures consistent tension but also prevents potential discomfort or injury.

• Check tension regularly: If the device feels less tight than usual, it may be time for new springs.
• Inspect visually: Look for any deformities or rust on the springs.

Tools You'll Need

Replacing the springs on your SizeGenetics device requires minimal tools. Typically, you'll need a small flathead screwdriver and a pair of needle-nose pliers. These are common household items, so you likely have them on hand.

Having a clean, well-lit workspace is also helpful. This ensures you don't lose any small parts and can see exactly what you're doing. If you have a replacement spring kit, make sure it includes the correct springs for your model. The Value Edition and other models may have slightly different spring sizes, so double-check compatibility.

• Use a magnetic tray to keep screws and small parts safe.
• If you don't have a replacement kit, consider purchasing the Comfort accessory pack, which includes various spare parts.

Step-by-Step Replacement Process

First, disassemble the device by removing the screws that hold the base and the arms together. Use the screwdriver to carefully loosen them, and set them aside in a safe place. Next, gently pull apart the arms to expose the springs. You may need to use the pliers to compress the springs slightly to release them from their housing.

Once the old springs are out, compare them with the new ones to ensure they are the same length and diameter. Insert the new springs into the housing, making sure they sit properly. Reassemble the device by aligning the arms and securing the screws. Test the tension by gently pulling the arms apart to ensure the springs are working correctly.

• Take photos before disassembly to remember the correct orientation.
• If you encounter resistance, double-check that the springs are seated correctly.

Post-Replacement Care and Maintenance

After replacing the springs, it's important to clean and lubricate the moving parts to ensure smooth operation. Use a mild disinfectant like Accellerate clean disinfectant to wipe down the device, and apply a small amount of lubricant to the springs if needed. This will help prevent squeaking and extend the life of your device.

Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity of your traction device. In addition to spring replacement, check other components like the cradle and pistons for wear. Replacing parts as needed, such as the Hexagonal piston left, can prevent more significant issues down the line.

• Clean your device after each use to prevent buildup.
• Store your device in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Replacing the springs on your SizeGenetics device is a simple yet essential maintenance task. By staying proactive and replacing worn springs, you ensure your device continues to provide the tension needed for effective results. With the right tools and a little care, you can keep your device in top condition for years to come.