21 Steps to a Reconditioned Table

15-20 hours of skilled work per table

1. Check motors, pumps, & solenoids for age and operation
2. Take cushions off and inspect, recover and/or re-foam when needed
3. Grease and lubricate all moving parts
4. Cover or remove motor & pressure wash frame
5. Paint base if necessary (3 coats)
6. Paint or replace plastic covers on table when necessary
7. Clean and polish chrome on frame
8. Check all knobs, replace if broken
9. Check oil for contaminants - change or fill
10. Paint or replace foot pedal cover(s) if necessary
11. Replace or reseal cylinders if leaking or greater than 6 years old
12. Check solenoids for age, replace if old style or not working properly
13. Check return lines, fittings, & high pressure hoses for leaks – replace only
14. Check springs and ball bearings on drop assemblies – rebuild when necessary
15. Check electrical lines for cuts, damage and proper size – replace only
16. Check fuses & fuse housings – replace only
17. Check paper roll, guide, and cutter for operation - add new paper roll
18. Record serial number and 6 month parts warranty on file
19. Quality control table for all function
20. Clean naugahyde
21. Wrap or crate & box for shipping

7 Steps to a Used Table