Technical Manual 11-12

ALPINE BINDINGS

Welcome to the new Winter 2011/2012 technical manual for the ROSSIGNOL groups various brands of ski bindings
(including Rossignol, Look ski bindings).
This document is designed to be easy to use, a document where sales people and technicians (beginners or experienced)
will find all the necessary technical information they need to answer any questions they have or that they may be asked.
You will find all the precautions you need to take and the different stages to follow so that your
assemblies, adjustments, maintenance work and repairs are correct and carried out under the best
possible conditions.
This document is an update of the previous editions; we recommend that you keep a copy of the previous manuals to help
answer any customer questions and to guarantee an efficient after-sales service.
This manual provides guidelines for performing functionality tests and adjustments of the ski/binding/shoe arrangements.
Following these guidelines will help reduce the risk of injury from mechanical malfunctions of the release binding systems.
However, skiing entails risks, inherent or otherwise. Injury can be caused by a simple fall, a collision with an object or any
other cause. Many injuries are not attributable to the bindings. Moreover, even if it works fine, you cannot guarantee that
your boot/binding system will release at any time under any circumstances. The user of these procedures should understand that following these guidelines does not, under any circumstances, constitute a complete prevention against potential
accidents.

Summary
Mounting of bindings..............................

Adjustment of binding length

and pressure for retail ....................................................22

Checks...................................................................................................3
Tooling ...................................................................................................3
ISO standart 8364 .........................................................................3
Choosing the template ..................................................................4
Using the template..........................................................................5
Drilling ...................................................................................................5
Gluing, screws ...................................................................................7
Mounting and removing brakes ................................................7
Width of ski / brake type.............................................................9
Axial2 World Cup Maxflex
PX Racing Maxflex ...........................................................................9
Mounting FKS/Pivot, template sticker ....................................10
Mounting TPI2- Fluid .........................................................................12
Mounting Zip - Ccube......................................................................13
Mounting Xelium Kid - Xpress Kid.............................................14

Adjustment Toe .................................................................................22

Adjustment Axial2 - PX heel ........................................................23
Adjustment chart World Cup/Racing
Maxflex..................................................................................................23
Adjustment heel Axium2 - PX ......................................................23
Adjustment heel Axium - Saphir - NX - Nova........................24
Heel Comp J - Comp Kid - Team 4 - Team 2 RL ...................24
Adjustment TPI2 - Fluid...................................................................25
Adjustment chart TPI2 - Fluid ......................................................26
Adjustment Zip - Ccube .................................................................27
Adjustment Xelium Kid - Xpress Kid
XP Team ...............................................................................................28
Adjustment chart Zip - Ccube Kid ............................................29

15

Adjustment of length and pressure

for rental...............................................................................30

Speedset 3 - EPR4 - Demo2 - QS.............................................15

Axium Flash3 - NX Demo2 Pack ..................................................16
Disassembly........................................................................................17
Comp J EPR - Team 4 QS.............................................................17
Axium Rental - Nova Rental.........................................................18
Comp J RTL - Team 4 RTL ...........................................................19

Use of Bootsizer ...............................................................................30

Adjusting bindings with colour codes ..........................................30
Adjusting bindings without colour codes....................................32
RTL Length and forward pressure adjustment .................33
Rossignol - Look
adjustment chart .............................................................................34

Mounting of rental bindings....................

Specific mounting of bindings..................

20

Release value adjustement...................... .....................36

Junior binding with child standard boot ................................20

Adult binding on junior ski.............................................................21
Mounting of junior and child bindings
on adult standard junior skis ......................................................21
Mounting Comp Kid - Team 2 RL
Brake Comp Kid - Team 2RL.......................................................21
Lifter supplied as a kit....................................................................21

Choice and adjustment of tripping values..................................36

Table of preset values .........................................................................37

Final test.............................................. ...............................39

Maintenance and storage.......................

39

Checks
No bindings will operate correctly with boots which do not comply
with current international standards, i.e. ISO standard 5355 for ski
boots for adults and children and ISO 8364 for skis.
In your capacity as technician, it is your responsibility to ensure that
the skis and shoes being used conform to current international standards, before proceeding to mount and adjust the bindings according
to the ISO 11088 standard.
As the technician, you are responsible for checking compliance with
the standard before assembly and adjustment.
Otherwise, we could not guaranty the right functionning of our bindings.

Ski :
Skis are designed to include a reinforced area for mounting the binding
according to the ISO 8364 standard.
We advise to follow the ski manufacturing guidelines in regards to drill
bit section and when to use a tab.
Boots :
Most current alpine ski boots are designed in compliance with the ISO
53555 standard.
This standard defines the interfaces compatible with ski bindings.
Ski boots should have an ISO 5355 marking.
If they do not, they should not be used.

When a customer purchases new bindings, he/she must receive the instructions included in the binding packaging.
It is imperative for the technician to provide the customer with a signed and dated adjustment data sheet (included in the instructions supplied with every pair of bindings) or a signed form completed by the shop comprising the adjustments and tests performed.

Caution
All Rossignol-Look bindings and all bindinglifter systems of the
Rossignol-Dynastar-Look brands are designed and manufactured in
accordance with current standards, in particular as regards the efficiency of the stop ski brake and the wrenching resistance of the
screws.
The use of double lifter plates or unsuitable lifter plates (excessively
high, for example ...) may not comply with current standards.
We would also like to point out that equipment performance depends
on strictly complying with the assembly instructions supplied to retailers with the bindings and lifter plates.

The technician who assembles the bindings must not mix parts from
different products. Product repairs should only be performed by specialised technicians using original spare parts supplied by the aftersales services of Skis Rossignol SAS and Skis Dynastar SAS.
In all cases, the retailer must check that the products comply with
the requirements of standard ISO 11088, particularly when carrying
out release measurements on the ski/boot/binding see procedure
on page 40.
In case of non respect of these instructions, we decline all responsibility.

Tooling
To work correctly, check that you have all the necessary tools and equipment.
Drill bits :
. Ski group 1 & 2 (adult) :
- 4.1 mm x 9.5 mm.
- 3.5 mm x 9.5 mm.
. Ski group 3 & 4 (junior) :
- 4.1 mm x 7.5 mm.
- 3.5 mm x 7.5 mm.

Rossignol/Look tap.
Rossignol/Look glue.
Rossignol/Look grease
Pozidrive screwdriver N3.
Flat screwdriver
8 mm allen key (Axial/PX)
Mounting templates.

Electric boring and screwing machine with

torque limiter.
Adjustment table for Rossignol-Look release
values.
Technical manual.

ISO 8364 standart

Example :
A 40kg child can use a ski with group 2 or 3 characteristics, but not a
ski marked as G4 or G1.

groupe

ISO 8364

The ISO 8634 standard specifies the maintenance requirements and

the test methods relating to the binding mounting area of alpine skis.
The former standard used the length of the ski to determine the ski
group (adult/junior/child).
In the new standard, the skiers weight is used to determine the ski
group, which corresponds to the screw location length.
To guarantee the safety parameters (which is to say the screws resistance to wrenching), skiers must use skis of groups 1 to 4 according
to the weight of the skier.

G2
(G1)

G3

G4

(G1-G2) (G1-G2-G3)

> 65kg

Kg

X mm

G1

Ski

8 mm

8 mm 6 mm

6 mm

Choosing the template

The template is only required for skis that are not provided with pre-drilled interfaces delivered with the skis.
The template is essential for correctly mounting the bindings in the right place
on the ski.
Consult the table below to choose the correct template.
The Adult template is designed for mounting bindings on skis with a width of up
to 150 mm at the mounting area.
All adult templates are equipped with interchangeable rubber feet which allow
them to adapt to all ski widths (Fig.1).
Template ref. FC0F001 :
1- Large tips inwards for drilling skis with a width between 58 mm and 115 mm.
2- Large tips outwards for drilling skis with a width between 93 mm and 150 mm.

Before drilling, check that the tips are (Fig. 3 & 4):
correctly adapted to the width of the ski.
all in the same direction, either outwards or inwards.

Rfrences
Type of template

FC0F001 - Adult

COMP J - COMP KID

TEAM 4 - TEAM 2

93-150

58-115

58 < Ski < 115 mm.

93 < Ski < 150 mm.

Applications

Characteristics

Opening: 58mm - 150 mm

Axial2 WC - Axial2

(large tips outwards)

FKS - Axium
Saphir

Shoe length:

FC6F018 - Junior

250mm - 385 mm

Axial2/Axium SPS3

(mondo 21,5-35)

Axium EPR4 / RTL

Opening: 58mm - 150 mm

(large tips outwards)

Comp J

Shoe length:

Comp J EPR/RTL

190mm - 320 mm

Comp Kid

(mondo 15-27,5)

PIVOT
PX Racing - PX - NX
Nova - NX Exclusive
Nova Exclusive
PX / NX Demo2
Nova Demo2/RTL

Team 4
Team 4 Quickset
Team 4 RTL
Team 2 RL

FC9F003 sticker template

Opening: 65mm - 125 mm
Shoe length:

FKS

250mm - 390 mm
(mondo 21,5-35)

PIVOT

Using the template

Unlock the templates lever A to release its moving parts (Fig. 5.1).
Take the template by the handles and stretch it to its maximum
length (Fig. 5.2).
Place the template flat on the ski in the right direction (tip to the left
and the two handles upwards) (Fig. 6).
Place the boot in the template (heel to the right, Fig. 6).
Take and turn the handles P and adjust the length of the template
by sliding it. Bring the two ends B and C into contact with the boot
(Fig.6.1) making sure the boot rests on the bushings.
Using lever A, close the template (Fig. 6.2)

Adjust the position of the template on the ski. Align the templates
retail mid mark T with the ski mid sole mark R (Fig.7).
Check that the boot mid sole mark S corresponds with the ski mid
sole mark R. If it does not, align the boot mid sole mark S with the
ski mid sole mark R (Fig.7).
Take out the boot.

6
2

1
A

special cases

You dont have the boot but you know the sole length :
The template can be adjusted according to sole length. Just align the G
mark with the corresponding value I (in mm) on the template (Fig 8).

S
G

T
R

Drilling
Skis equiped with original pre-drilled interfaces must not be drilled again
during assembly.
All the skis were developed in compliance with ISO standard 8364 to ensure
that there is a reinforced mounting area for the binding.
Choice of appropriate drill bush :
Use the table opposite or the information tags at the ends of the template to
select the correct drill bushes according to the type of binding.
Choice of drill bit :
Follow the manufacturers instructions for the choice of the diameter and
depth of drilling.
Otherwise, use the indications in the table opposite.
Drilling :
Before drilling, check again that the bit is not too long.
Drill the corresponding holes in the toe and heel through the bushes of the
gauge, pressing moderately on the drill.
Always be sure to drill a hole deep enough to take the entire length of the
screw. Otherwise, there is a risk of damage to the ski sole.
make sure the drill bit has bevelled the edges of the holes.
after drilling it is essential to turn the ski over and tap the bottom several
times with the palm of the hand to remove cuttings from the holes.

Note : If the type of ski core is not known, drill the hole with the smallest 3.5
mm diameter drill bit to determine any presence of metal.
In the event of a ski with a metal plate (metal present in the cuttings),
widen the hole with a 4.1 mm diameter drill bit..
Make sure to check the group and the recommendations of the ski manufacturer regarding the length of the drill and the screws to be used.

Special cases :
Axial2 Race , PX Team:
Use a 9.5 mm drill bit for these bindings because they have adult length
screws and must be used in the same way as for adult bindings, on adult skis.
For mounting on a group 3 & 4 ski (junior), see Mounting specifics p.21.

Axium Junior, Comp J, Nova 7 - Team 4:

Caution, these bindings are supplied with junior fitting screws (6 mm).
Use a drill bit with a length of 7.5 mm.
For mounting on a group 1 & 2 ski (adult), see Mounting specifics p.21.

Type of binding

Type of template

Axial2 World cup MFX - Axial2 WC

Type of hole
Toe

Heel

Black

Purple

Black

Blue

Racing

FC0F001 - Adulte

Adulte

FKS / PIVOT

PX Racing MFX - PX Racing

PX 18 MFX - PX 18

FKS

FC0F001 - Adult

Pivot

Axial2 - Scratch 120 Bumper Axium Pro - Axium - Axium Scratch

Saphir2 - Saphir
Axial2 Race - Axium Junior - Scratch Junior

FC0F001 - Adult

Black

Green

Speedset - Demo - EPR

Junior

PX - NX / Lifter
NX Exclusive - Nova Exclusive
PX Team - Nova Team

Red

Comp Junior - Scratch Kid

Comp Kid - Comp J RTL

Orange

FC6F018 - Junior
COMP J - COMP KID

TEAM 4 - TEAM 2

Team 4 - Team 2 RL
Team 4 RTL

Axial2 Speedset 3
Axium Speedset 3
Axium EPR 4
Axium Junior EPR 4

FC0F001 - Adult

Red

Green

Black

Orange

Black

Orange

PX Demo Speed - PX Demo2

NX Demo2
Nova Demo Exclusive
Nova 7 Demo2

Comp J EPR

FC6F018 - Junior
COMP J - COMP KID

TEAM 4 - TEAM 2

Location

Team 4 Quickset

Axium RTL
Axium Junior RTL

FC0F001 - Adult

Nova 9 RTL
Nova 7 RTL

Gluing
It is recommended to apply a drop of ROSSIGNOL-LOOK glue before inserting the binding screws. This special ROSSIGNOL-LOOK glue allows :
a lubrication of the screw during screwing,
to be waterproof
to prevent the screws from loosening.
Fill each hole with a drop of glue.

Screws
Use a Type Pozidrive n3.
Check if the screws length is compatible with the ski thickness.
For more information about the Look-Rossignol-Dynatar screws to
use, consult the spare parts catalogue
At the end of the operation, check by hand that your screws are
firmly fastened.
All Rossignol-Dynastar-Look-Roxy ski bindings are delivered with their
screws pre-mounted on the toes and the heels.

tightening

toe-piece

heel-piece

--> Axial 2, PX, FKS, Pivot, Axium, NX, Saphir, Nova, axium Jr,
Comp J, Team
Place the screws of the toe provided of the sliding plate in front of
the corresponding drilled guide holes.
Gradually fasten and tighten each screw, until the toe and the gliding
plate (and the lifter, if necessary) are firmly clamped on the ski.
Be careful not to screw too tight or the screws will be damaged.

--> Axial2, PX, FKS, Pivot, Axium, NX, Saphir, Nova, axium Jr, Comp J,
Team
Place the heel piece, fitted with its four pre-mounting screws in front
of the corresponding drilled guide holes.
Gradually fasten and tighten each screw, until the heel piece is firmly
clamped on the ski.
Check that the heel piece base sits flush on the ski.
Caution: do not over-tighten at the risk of twisting the screws.

Warning: if youre using an electric screwdriver, make sure you do

not exceed a torque of 4 Nm for adult skis.
Tighten childrens skis by hand.

Mounting and removing brakes

All Rossignol-Dynastar-Look-Roxy bindings are supplied with brakes preassembled on the base.
The binding brakes indicated below can be removed for maintenance of the skis and are interchangeable to suit most skis and interfaces.
--> Axial2 WC - Axial2 - PX - Axium - NX - Saphir - Nova
Assembly :
--> PX Racing - Axial2- PX - Axium - NX12 :
place the brake vertically on the 4 small metal lugs that stick out of
the heel piece base(Fig. 1,2).
--> Axium/Saphir 110/100/90 - NX 10 - Nova
Place the brake horizontally in front of the heel piece base (Fig.4).

Slide it back, pressing it up lightly, until the tapped hole is in line with
the screw.
Screw by using a manual Pozidrive n3 (Fig.3 & 5).
The screwing torque of a screw must not exceed 4 Nm. maximum.
Removing :
Unscrew the screw in the centre of the brake and slide the brake forward.

Width of ski / brake type

These widths, which guarantee the best ski stop operations, are the
results of tests which take into account different criteria such as the
ski side line, the length of the boot, the presence of the ski plate, etc.
In this case, it is vital that the technician checks the correct operation
of the ski stop, particularly making sure that it is not blocked on the
ski/plate when the boot is removed.

Binding type

Brake type

Maximum ski width

on the waist zone

FC6F125
XL/Wide

86 - 100 mm

FC8F011
L/Mdium

76 - 85 mm

FC6F124
Standard

64 - 75 mm

FC9F002
XXL

100 - 117 mm

FC9F001
L/Wide

80 - 95 mm

133109
Standard

max. 75 mm

FC6F006
XXL

100 - 115 mm

FC3F048
Wide

86 - 100 mm

FC8F012
L/Mdium

76 - 85 mm

FC3F050
Standard

64 - 75 mm

Axium 110 - Axium 100

Jr - Axium Jr - Saphir 90
Axium 100 EPR4 / RTL

FC5F006
Wide

70 - 80 mm

NX 11 - NX 10 - NX / Nova Exclusive
Nova team 7 - Nova Demo Exclusive
NX 10/Nova 7 Demo - Nova RTL

FC4F017
Standard

64 - 70 mm

FC7F028
Wide

72 - 82 mm

NX 11 Fluid - NX 10 Fluid
NX Exclusive Fluid - Nova Exclusive Fluid

FC7F027
Standard

64 - 74 mm

Comp J
Comp J EPR/RTL

FC8F002
Wide

max.75 mm

FC3F030
Standard

max.67 mm

FC4F015

max.75 mm

Racing

FKS
Free

Reference

100 - 120 mm

PX Racing MFX - PX Racing

Axial / Axium 120

PX / NX

When skiing on steep powder trails the ski brake may not be able
to adequately stop the ski .

FC6F126
XXL

Axial2 World cup MFX - Axial2 World Cup

Axial2 Freeride - Axial2 Freestyle
Scratch Free - Scratch 140/120

Axium / Nova

Caution :

Pivot

Axial2 - Axial2 TPI2

Axium 120 - Axium 120 TPI2
Saphir 110 - Saphir 110 TPI2
Axial2 Sps 3- Axium 120 Sps 3

PX - PX Fluid - NX12 - NX12 Fluid

PX12 Demo - NX 12 Demo

Comp Kid
Team 2

Comp J
Team 4

Axium TPI2
Nova Fluid

Axium 110 TPI2 - Axium 100 TPI2

Saphir 90 TPI2

Team 4 - Team 4 QS/RTL

Comp Kid

Team 2 RL

Axial 2 World Cup Maxflex - PX Racing Maxflex mounting

Length adjustment range :
Axial 2 WC MFX - PX Racing MFX : 264 to 341 mm.

Assembly procedure :

Install the connecting part (Fig. 1 & 2).

Place the heel piece on the plate in the holes corresponding to the
length of the shoe (Fig. 3).
Screw and tighten each screw gradually until the heel piece is flattened against the ski (Fig. 4).
Insert the metallic rail in the slide plate support of the toe piece (Fig.
5 & 6).
Slide the slide plate support up to the code corresponding to the
length of the sole of the shoe indicated on the connecting part (Fig.
7).
Lock the slide plate support on the metallic rail.
Caution: the code corresponding to the length of the sole of the
shoe indicated on the connecting part must be clearly visible. To
ensure this, slide the slide plate support and the metallic rail forwards (Fig. 8 & 9).
Clip the toe piece on the slide plate support (Fig. 10).
Screw and tighten each screw gradually until the toe piece is flattened against the ski (Fig. 11).

OK

NOK

X4

11

10
X4

Mounting of FKS/Pivot, template sticker

330
mm

330
mm

330 mm

330 mm

330 mm

330 mm

330
mm

330
mm

3
8

10

B
C

E
D

Place the boot in the binding (fig. 1). Check that the boot is correctly engaged
in the toe piece and that the heel of the boot is in contact with the heel grip
of the pivot in the open position (fig. 2).
Latch the boot in the binding.
Adjustment of length and forward pressure is correct if the tip of the forward
pressure indicator "B" is located between the two protrusions C. Press on the
pivot then quickly release it, it should come back cleanly and strongly, check
there is no space between the sole and the base of the heelpiece (fig. 3).
If there is space, screw or unscrew the screws "D" on the arms using a
Pozidrive n3 or flat head screwdriver until there is no space. (fig.4).
Also ensure uniform adjustment by checking that the visible markers E on
the arms are at the same level on both sides (identical arm lengths).
Once this adjustment has been made, the length and forward pressure are
correct.
Put the ski boots on and take them off to check that the forward pressure
marker marker is properly in position. If it is not, repeat the process from the
beginning.

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TPI 2 / Fluid
The TPI2 Rossignol systems are compatible only with Rossignol skis equipped with TPI2 plates.
The Fluid Look systems are compatible only with Dynastar skis equipped with Autodrive Fluid plates.

Rossignol

Look

Length adjustment range :

Axial2 TPI2- Axium-Saphir 120 TPI2 : 265 to 377 mm.
Axium 110-100 TPI2 : 263 to 382 mm.
Saphir 110-90 TPI2 : 263 to 347 mm.

Length adjustment range :

PX Fluid, NX Fluid = 265 to 377mm
NX Fluid = 263 to 382mm
NX Exclusive, NovaExclusive = 263 to 347mm

Assembly procedure:
> heel-piece :
Completely unlock the lever on the side of the mobile guide of the
heel-piece (Fig.1).
Slide the heel-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.1).
Bring the heel-piece to the rear end stop (Fig.2).

> toe-piece:
Note the length of the ski-boot sole.
Completely unlock the lever at the rear of the mobile guide of the toepiece (Fig.3).
Slide the toe-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.4).
Align the toe-piece with the data on the interface (Fig.4).
Entirely close the lever in order to lock the toe-piece guide.

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Zip / Ccube / Integral Light / XPress mounting

The Zip Rossignol systems are compatible only with Rossignol skis equipped with Zip plates.
The Ccube Look systems are compatible only with Dynastar skis equipped with Ccube plates..

Rossignol

Look

Length adjustment range :

Axium Zip : 261 to 386 mm.
Saphir Zip - Axium Jr Zip : 261 to 332 mm.

Length adjustment range :

C cube = 261 to 386mm.
C cube Exclusive and Jr = 261 to 332mm.

Assembly procedure:
--> toe-piece :
Slide the toe-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.1).
Note the length of the ski-boot sole.
Align the toe-piece with the data on the interface (Fig.2).
Remove the pin (Fig.3).
Make sure that the toe-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping
it to the rear. (Fig4).

--> heel-piece :
Slide the heel-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.5).
Bring the heel-piece to the rear end stop (Fig.6).

4
OK

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NOK

Montage Xelium Kid / Xpress Kid

The Comp Xelium Kid Rossignol systems are compatible only with Rossignol skis equipped with Xelium Kid plates.
The Xpress Kid systems are compatible only with Dynastar skis equipped with Xpress Kid plates.

Rossignol

Look

Length adjustment range :

Length adjustment range :

Xpress Kid = 210 to 290 mm.

Xelium Kid : 210 to 290 mm.

Assembly procedure:
--> toe-piece :
Slide the toe-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.1).
Note the length of the ski-boot sole.
Align the toe-piece with the data on the interface (Fig.2).
Make sure that the toepiece is correctly notched by gently tapping
the toepiece backwards
---> heel-piece :
Slide the heel-piece through the middle of the rail (Fig.4).
Bring the heel-piece to the rear end stop (Fig.5).
Place the 2 tabs of the heelpiece in the 2 recesses of the ski plate
(Fig.5).
Screw by using a manual Pozidrive n3 (Fig.6).
The screwing torque of a screw must not exceed 4 Nm. maximum.

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MOUNTING OF RENTAL
BINDINGS
These are the steps to follow when mounting and adjusting Speedset3 - EPR4 - Demo2 - Quickset -Rental bindings :

Inspections
Mounting

Dismantling
Binding - boot length adjustment

Binding thrust adjustment

Release value adjustment

Final inspection

SPS3 - EPR4 - Demo2 - Quickset - Rental bindings are designed to be used under the control of retailers. Should you sell any of these products, you must provide purchasers with the instruction manual.

skis with interfaces

On Rossignol-Dynastar skis that come with pre-drilled interfaces, it is not necessary to use the Rossignol-Look
template to mount Speedset 3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset bindings on these plates.

assembly procedure :
To position bindings refer to the indications marked on the plate.
Screw on the metal toe piece adjustment rail and its plastic plate
with the toe piece adjustment codes towards the rear.
Screw on the heel piece rail with the lifter in the back holes.
Attention: do not overtighten or the screws could work loose
(Maximum 4Nm).

Slide the toe piece with its base plate on the front rail until it interlocks totally.
Adjust the binding (see page 32).

Skis without interfaces

On Rossignol-Dynastar skis that do not come with pre-drilled interfaces, it is necessary to use the Rossignol-Look template to mount Speedset
3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset bindings.
Rossignol : Axial2 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 100 EPR 4 - Axium 100 Jr EPR 4
Look : PX12 Demo Speed - PX 12 Demo2 - NX 12 Demo2 - Nova Demo Exclusive - NX 10 Demo2 - Nova 7 Demo2

Length adjustment range :

Template necessary :

Axial2120 Speedset 3 - PX 12 Demo2 : 258 to 386 mm.

Axium 120 Speedset 3 - NX 12 Demo2 : 258 to 386 mm.
Axium 100 EPR 4 - NX 10 Demo2 : 258 to 386 mm.
Axium 100 Jr EPR 4 - Nova 7 Demo2 : 258 to 353mm.
Nova Demo Exclusive : 258 to 320mm.

For Speedset 3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset , it is compulsory to use the

adult template.

Using the template

Position the templates removable tips according to the width of the
skis onto which you will mount the bindings.
Place the template in front of you, the two handles turned outwards.
Unlock the templates blocking lever.
Align the Rental mark and the position R on the template, position
290 mm (Fig. 1).
Lock the template using the locking lever (Fig. 2).

Place the template flat on the ski in the right direction.

Align the templates retail mid mark with the ski mid sole mark (Fig. 2).

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Speedset 3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset

Assembly procedure :
Use drill bushings to drill the Demo holes of the toe-piece: red
marks (Fig. 1)
Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the heel-piece : green marks
(Fig. 2).
Remove the template.

Follow the drilling, gluing, screwing and tightening recommendations described on Pages 5 to 8.
Fasten and tighten the adjustment rail of the toe fitted with its premount in the right direction (Fig. 3).
Position the heel with its lifter.
Gradually fasten and tighten each crossing screw (Fig.4).
The tightening torque must not exceed 4 Nm maximum.
Position the toe mounted on its mobile track by the front (Fig. 5).
Carry out the adjustment as described on page 32.

x4

x4

5
2
1

Axium Flash 3 - NX Demo 2 Pack

Length adjustment range :

2

Axium 100 Flash 3 WL - NX 10 Demo2 Pack: 258 to 386 mm.

Axium 100 Flash 3 WS : 258 to 353 mm.

Assembly procedure :
--> toe-piece:
Completely unlock the lever at the rear of the mobile guide of the
heel-piece.
Place the toepiece mounted on its forwards-mobile guide (Fig.1).
Entirely close the lever in order to lock the mobile guide.
Make sure that the toepiece is correctly notched by gently tapping
the toepiece forwards.

2
---> heel-piece:
Remove the locking lever located at the rear of the heelpiece.
Slide the heelpiece to the rear of the rail (Fig. 2).
Carry out the adjustment as described on page 32.

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Disassembly
Speedset 3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset base

Unlock the front lever.

To remove the base plate, slide it forwards, keeping the locking lever
open (Fig.1).

2
1

Speedset 3 - EPR 4 - Demo2 - Quickset heels

Remove the heel from the rear by lifting the disengaging device.
To fit the heel back, proceed in the opposite manner.

Comp J EPR - Team 4 Quickset

Length adjustment range :

Template necessary :

Comp J EPR - Team 4 QS - T4 QS : 205 to 304 mm.

To mount all Comp J EPR - Team 4 QS - T4 QS series, only use the

Junior template.

Assembly procedure :

tions described on Pages 5 to 8.

Fasten and tighten the adjustment rail of the toe fitted with its premount in the right direction (Fig. 5).
Position the heel with its lifter.
Gradually fasten and tighten each crossing screw (Fig. 6).
manual screwing and tightening recommended, tighten moderately.
Position the toe mounted on its mobile track on the front (Fig. 7).

Place the template in front of you, the two handles turned outwards.
Unlock the templates blocking lever.
Align the Rental mark and the position R on the template, position
250 mm (Fig 1).
Lock the template using the locking lever.
Place the template flat on the ski in the right direction.
Align the templates retail mid mark with the ski mid sole mark (Fig. 2).
Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the toe-piece: black marks (Fig. 3)
Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the heel-piece : orange marks
(Fig. 4).

Position the body retainer clip behind the rail and the clipper.
Carry out the adjustment as described on page 32.

Remove the template.

Follow the drilling, gluing, screwing and tightening recommenda-

250 mm

1
57 < Ski < 81 mm.

2
73 < Ski < 97 mm.

x4

2
1

17

x4

Axium Rental - Nova Rental

Template necessary :

Length adjustment range :

For RTL series, it is compulsory to use the adult template.

A : 254 to 340 mm.

D : 298 to 384 mm.

Models concerned :
Mounting adult skis : Axium 100 Rental - Nova 9 Rental
Mounting junior skis : Axium Jr Rental - Nova 7 Rental

Assembly procedure :
Position the templates movable tips according to the width of the
skills on which you will mount the bindings
Determine what length adjustment range you require for your rental
bindings.
The length adjustment range marks are on the template (Fig. 1).
Slide the template up to the arrow corresponding to the sole length
range that you want (Fig.1).
-->A : sole lenght betwen 254 and 340 mm
-->D : sole lenght betwen 298 and 384 mm
Lock the template using the locking lever.
Place the template flat on the ski in the right direction.
Align the middle boot mark and the templates transparent mark
using the Rental side (Fig. 2).

Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the toe-piece : black marks (Fig.
3)
Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the heel-piece :
orange marks (Fig. 4)
Remove the template.
Follow the drilling, gluing, screwing and tightening recommendations described on Pages 5 to 8.
Position the toe on its holes.
Position the heel on its holes.
Tighten each screw.
The tightening torque must not exceed 4 Nm maximum.
Position the body retainer clip behind the rail and the clipper.
Carry out the adjustment as described on page 35.

1
1
57 < Ski < 81 mm.

2
73 < Ski < 97 mm.

Mounting Axium Jr RTL - Nova 7 RTL :

The Axium Jr RTL-Nova 9 RTL bindings are supplied for assembly on group 3 & 4 skis, child standard (junior screw).
Caution: if they are mounted on group 2 skis (adult standard), replace the screws with 8-mm installation screws and use the drill
recommended by the ski manufacturer.
These bindings are not compatible with children standard boots.

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Comp J RTL Mounting - Team 4 RTL Mounting

Template necessary :
To mount all Comp J RTL - team 4 RTL - series, only use the Junior template.

Models concerned :
Mounting junior skis : Comp J RTL - team 4 RTL

Length adjustment range :

A : 203 to 255 mm.
B : 245 to 305 mm.

Assembly procedure :
Determine what length adjustment range you require for your rental
bindings.
Length adjustment range marks are situated on the red sticker on
the template (Fig 1).
Slide the template up to the arrow corresponding to the sole length
range that you want (Fig.1) :
-->A : Sole length between 203 and 255 mm
-->B : Sole length between 245 and 305 mm
Lock the template using the locking lever.
Place the template flat on the ski in the right direction.
Align the templates retail mid mark with the ski mid sole mark
(Fig. 2).
Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the toe-piece: red marks (Fig. 3)

Use drill bushings to drill the holes of the heel-piece : orange marks
(Fig. 4).
Remove the template.
Follow the drilling, gluing, screwing and tightening recommendations described on Pages 5 to 8.
Position the toe on its holes.
Position the heel on its holes.
Tighten each screw.
Manual screwing and tightening recommended, tighten moderately.
Position the body retainer clip behind the rail and the clipper.
Carry out the adjustment as described on page 35.

1
1
57 < Ski < 81 mm.

2
73 < Ski < 97 mm.

Mounting Comp J RTL - team 4 RTL on adult skis :

The CompJ RTL-Team 4 RTL-T4 RTL bindings are supplied for assembly on group 3 & 4 skis, child standard (junior screw).
Caution: if they are mounted on group 2 skis (adult standard), replace the screws with 8-mm installation screws and use the drill recommended by the
ski manufacturer.
They are available in the spare parts catalogue.
The Comp J-Team4-T4 bindings are compatible with children and adult boots.

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SPECIFIC MOUNTING

Junior binding with child standard boot

Rossignol : Axium Jr Pro Race - Axium Jr X-Plate - Axium Jr - Scratch Jr - Axium Jr EPR4, Axium Jr RTL
Look : Nova Team 7 Maxpalte - Nova Team 7 - Nova 7 Demo2 - Nova 7 RTL
These bindings are intended for use with adult standard boots.
If used with child standard boots, it is mandatory to use the Junior boot adapter kit ref. FC6F002, available as a spare part.

Assembly procedure :
Disassemble the toe-piece of the ski and remove the adult gliding plate support.
Insert the junior gliding plate support and reinstall the toe-piece on the ski (Fig.1 & 2)
.Dismount the brake with the heel-piece mounted on the ski (Fig.3).
Remove the adult heel rest by pulling lightly on the brake branches (Fig.4).
Insert the Junior heel rest (Fig.5).
Reassemble the brake on the heel-piece (Fig.6).

Note: we recommend that you reassemble original parts in the case of adult boots.

Adult

Junior

Adult

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Junior

Adult binding on junior ski (Groupe 3)

Rossignol : Axial 2 Race
Look : PX Team

These bindings are intended for mounting on adult standard skis (Groups 1 & 2), they have adult length screws and should be used as adult
bindings with adult standard boots. In all cases, make sure that you remain in the ISO mounting area.
They are not compatible with children standard boots.
Axial 2 / PX bindings cannot be mounted on junior standard skis (Groups 3 & 4), (no short screws available).

Mounting of junior and child bindings on adult

standard junior skis (group 2)
Rossignol : Comp J - Comp J EPR - Comp J RTL
Look : Team 4 - Team 4 QS - Team 4 RTL

These bindings are intended for mounting on ski groups 3 & 4, child standard (groups 3 & 4, 6 mm installation).
Caution: if they are mounted on group 2 skis (adult standard), replace the screws with 8-mm installation screws and use the drill recommended by the ski manufacturer.
Comp J, Team 4, T4 bindings are compatible with adult and children boots.

Montage Comp Kid / Team 2 RL

Frein Comp Kid / Team 2 RL
Only use Comp Kid-Team 2 ski stops on Comp Kid-Team 2 bindings.
These ski stops are only validated for a maximum ISO value of 2.5,
and for skis of a size equal or inferior to 110 cm. (Group 4).

Rossignol : Comp Kid

Look : Team 2 RL
Skis concerned
Sizes : 67 - 80 - 93 cm
These skis are only compatible with Comp Kid-Team2 bindings:
Only Comp Kid-Team2 bindings have sufficiently wide ski stops for these skis.
Only use a hand screwdriver for these bindings (maximum torque <2NM).

Lifter plate supplied in kit form

These lifters have through screws making it much easier to assemble the bindings. Determine the model to be used according to the Rossignol-Look binding type you chosen, with reference to the accessories part of this manual.
The kits come with one or several sets of special screws.

Mounting procedure :
Remove the front and rear screws of the binding and replace them with the
screws supplied in the kit.
Remove the binding Spacers if there are any.
adapt the plate under the toe and heel, allowing the screws to protrude
slightly.
The bindings are assembled according to the method used for a binding
without a plate (Cf. pages 5 to 7).

Lifter precision :
Using lifters and plates and in particular, combining them or superimpose
lifters and/or plates, can result in the malfunctioning of the brake system
and disrupt the release.
If the original binding already has a plate, then dont add one.
To check whether a pre-mounted system is compatible, press down the ski on a
flat surface, release it and check whether the brake raises the ski and whether
it is working fully. The brake must also be at least 30 mm longer than the ski sole.
ROSSIGNOL is not responsible in the event of technical modification of its products (removal of the lifter, addition of non-conform lifters, replacement with
non-conform screws, etc.).
Always use original Rossignol-Look parts.

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ADJUSTMENT OF BINDING LENGTH AND PRESSURE FOR

RETAIL
Toe adjustement
On all the Rossignol-Look toe, the jaws automatically adjust to the height and width of the soles of adult boots that comply with standard
5355.
The Comp J, Team 4 toe is compatible with boots that comply with adult and children standards.

Axial 2 - PX heelpiece adjustement

Rossignol : Axial2 WC MFX - Axial2 Freestyle - Axial2 WC
Look : PX Racing MFX - PX 18/15/14/12 Racing

Length and forward pressure adjustments :

Place the boot in the binding (Fig. 1). Make sure the boot is well inserted in the toe jaws
Make sure that the heelpiece is completely open (contact between
the heel support and the base) (Fig 2).
Opening the locking system (Fig 3):
1 - Insert a flat screwdriver under the tongue.
2 - To release the blocking system, turn the screwdriver to raise
the flap.
Slide the heel until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot
(Fig.4).
Remove the screwdriver and make sure that the heel is correctly
notched by hitting the heel with the palm of the hand.
Insert the boot in the binding (Fig.5).

The length and forward pressure are correct if the tip of the pressure indicator B is within the indicated area of the C window on
the top of the heel (Fig. 6).
If the adjustment is not correct, move the heel forward or backwards by a notch to obtain the correct pressure adjustment.
Once this adjustment has been made, the length and forward pressure will be correct.
Fit and release your boots to make sure that the thrust mark is in
the right position. If not, start again from the beginning.

OK
NOK

3
A

5
OK

7
NOK

C
C

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World Cup/Racing Maxflex adjustement chart

326 - 341
311- 325
296 - 310
280 - 295
264 - 279

Axial 2 World Cup - PX Racing adjustement

Rossignol : Axial 2 TPI 2 - Axial 2 Pro - Axial 2
Look : PX Fluid - PX

Length and forward pressure adjustments :

Place the boot in the binding (Fig. 1). Make sure the boot is well inserted in the toe jaws.
Make sure that the heelpiece is completely open (contact between
the heel support and the base) (Fig 2).
Slide the heel until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot
(fig.3).
Caution: before fitting the shoes, the arrow A should never be
beyond the rear mark B or there will be a risk of disengagement
and losing the heel piece (Fig. 4).

Insert the boot in the binding (Fig.5).

The length adjustment and the pressure are correct if the pressure
indicator C is flush with the top surface of its housing (fig. 6).
If the adjustment is not correct (Fig.7), move the heel forward or
backwards to obtain the correct pressure adjustment.
Fit and release your boots to make sure that the thrust mark is in
the right position. If not, start again from the beginning.

2
OK
NOK

3
2
1

23

5
B

Axium - Saphir - NX - Nova heelpiece adjustement

Rossignol : Axium - Axium Jr Pro - Axium Jr
Look : NX Lifter - NX - NX Exclusive - Nova Exclusive - Nova Team 7 Maxplate - Nova Team 7

Length and forward pressure adjustments :

Place the boot in the binding (Fig. 1). Make sure the boot is well inserted in the toe jaws.
Opening the locking system (Fig 2):
1 - Insert a flat screwdriver under the tongue.
2 - To release the blocking system, turn the screwdriver to raise
the flap.
Slide the heel until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot (Fig
3).
Remove the screwdriver and make sure that the heel is correctly
notched by hitting the heel with the palm of the hand.
Insert the boot in the binding.

The length and forward pressure are correct if the tip of the pressure indicator B is within the indicated area of the C window on the
side of the heel (Fig. 4).
If the adjustment is not correct, move the heel forward or backwards by a notch to obtain the correct pressure adjustment.
Once this adjustment has been made, the length and forward pressure will be correct.
Fit and release your boots to make sure that the thrust mark is in
the right position. If not, start again from the beginning.

2
2
1

4
B

Note :
the thrust adjustment can be adapted according to the tripping
mark:
Low tripping value = low thrust (fig. 5).
High tripping value = high thrust (fig.6).

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Comp J - Comp Kid - Team 4 - T4 - Team 2 RL heels adjustement

Rossignol : Comp Jr ZIP - Comp Jr - Comp Kid - Xelium Kid
Look : Team 4 - Team 2 RL - Xpress Kid

Length and forward pressure adjustments :

Correctly place the boot in the binding.The Team heels feature
manual length adjustment.
Lift the locking lever at the back of the heel and adjust until it touches
the sole of the boot.
Release the lever and hit the back of the heel with your hand to make
sure it is properly notched into the track.
Put the boot on to check the forward pressure.
The pressure is correct when the pressure indicator A is within the
striped area B (Fig. 7) on the locking lever.
Fit and release your boots to make sure that the thrust mark is in
the right position. If not, start again from the beginning.

TPI 2 / Fluid / Integral adjustement

Length and forward pressure adjustment :
Align the toe-piece with the data on the interface (Fig.1).

Entirely close the lever in order to lock the toe-piece guide (Fig.1).
Make sure that the toepiece is correctly notched by gently tapping the toepiece backwards
Place the boot in the binding. Make sure that the boot is fixed correctly into the toe-piece (Fig.2).
Slide the heel-piece in its rail until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot (fig.2).
Make sure that the heel-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping it to the front.
Lock the boot in the binding (Fig 3).
You have set the length and thrust correctly if the end of the B thrust indicator is inside C window (fig.4).
If the adjustment is not right, move the heel-piece forward or backward by one notch to obtain the correct thrust adjustment.
Put on the boot and remove it to make sure that the thrust mark has really found its position. Otherwise, start all over again.

B
B

OK

OK
C

25

TPI 2 / Fluid / Integral adjustement chart

Axial 2 TPI 2

Axium TPI 2

PX Fluid

NX Fluid

mm

mm

265 - 266

263 - 266

267 - 269

270 - 272

263 - 266

267 - 269

270 - 272

273 - 275

273 - 275

276 - 279

276 - 279

280 - 282

280 - 282

5
27
3-

A
A

6
-2

-2

-2

27

27

27
279 - 281

A
26

276 - 278

5
27
3-

273 - 275

26

2
27
5-

269 - 272

mm

26

267 - 268

Saphir TPI 2
Exclusiv e Fluid

285 - 286

286 - 288

286 - 288

287 - 288

289 - 292

289 - 292

293 - 295

293 - 295

296 - 298

296 - 298

299 - 301

299 - 301

302 - 305

306 - 308

309 - 311

312 - 314

315 - 318

319 - 321

-3
01
3

309 - 311

305 - 307

306 - 308

01

301 - 304

-3

-3

302 - 305

298 - 300

87

295 - 297

2
292 - 294

8
2

289 - 291

283 - 285

283 - 285

282 - 284

14

01

14

-3

-3

-3

315 - 318

315 - 317

319 - 321

322 - 324

322 - 324

325 - 327

325 - 327

328 - 331

328 - 331

332 - 334

335 - 337

338 - 340

341 - 344

345 - 347

14

-3
27

27

5
31
-3

321 - 323

-3

318 - 320

5
31

311 - 314

5
31

312 - 314

308 - 310

2
8

324 - 326

338 - 340

341 - 344

345 - 347

340 - 342

348 - 350

343 - 346

351 - 353

354 - 357

358 - 360

361 - 363

357 - 359

364 - 366

360 - 362

367 - 370

371 - 373

374 - 376

369 - 370

377 - 379

371 - 372

378 - 382

-3

-3

331 - 333

335 - 337

329 - 330

332 - 334

327 - 328

2
4
3
5

-3
6
6

3
57
-3

363 - 365

67

366 - 368

-3
8
2

1
-3

77

376 - 377

37

373 - 375

26

47

5
3

-3

-3

-3

3
353 - 356

41

350 - 352

2
3

347 - 349

41

-3

337 - 339

334 - 336

Zip / Ccube adjustement

Length and forward pressure adjustment :
Place the boot in the binding. Make sure that the boot is fixed correctly into the toe-piece.
Slide the heel-piece in its rail until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot (fig.1).
Remove the pin (Fig.2).
Make sure that the heel-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping it to the front.
Lock the boot in the binding (Fig 3).
You have set the length and thrust correctly if the end of the B thrust indicator is inside C window (fig.4).
If the adjustment is not right, move the heel-piece forward or backward by one notch to obtain the correct thrust adjustment. (reuse the pin
or a small round screwdriver to set the bolt straight).
Put on the boot and remove it to make sure that the thrust mark has really found its position. Otherwise, start all over again.

Caution :
The release value should only be adjusted with the boot set in the binding (Fig.5-6).

4
OK

NOK
B

ISO OK

27

ISO NOK

Xelium Kid / Xpress Kid adjustement

Length and forward pressure adjustment :
Place the boot in the binding. Make sure that the boot is fixed correctly into the toe-piece.
Lift the locking lever at the back of the heel .
Slide the heel-piece in its rail until it comes into contact with the heel of the boot (fig.1).
Make sure that the heel-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping it to the front.
Lock the boot in the binding(Fig.2).
The pressure is correct when the pressure indicator A is within the striped area B (Fig. 3) on the locking lever.
If the adjustment is not right, move the heel-piece forward or backward by one notch to obtain the correct thrust adjustment.
Put on the boot and remove it to make sure that the thrust mark has really found its position. Otherwise, start all over again.

Caution :
The release value should only be adjusted with the boot set in the binding (Fig.11-12).

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Zip / Ccube / Xelium / XPress Kid adjustement chart

ZIP2 Kid
ZIP Woman

ZIP2

ZIP Junior
Ccube Exclusive

Ccube

Integral Girl
Ccube Kid

Ccube junior
XPressTeam 4
8
8
4
4
3
3

10
10
6
6
5
5
2.55
2.

8
8
4
4
3
3

261 - 266
267 - 272
273 - 278
279 - 284
285 - 290
291 - 296
297 - 302
303 - 308
309 - 314
315 - 320
321 - 326
327 - 332
333 - 338
339 - 344
345 - 350
351 - 356
357 - 362
363 - 368
369 - 374
375 - 380
381 - 386

10
10
6
6
5
5
2.55
2.

mm

mm

mm
261
267
273
279
285
291
297
303
309
315
321
327
333
339
345
351
357
363
369
375
381

261 - 266
267 - 272
273 - 278
279 - 284
285 - 290
291 - 296
297 - 302
303 - 308
309 - 314
315 - 320
321 - 326
327 - 332

261
267
273
279
285
291
297
303
309
315
321
327

29

210 - 219
220 - 229
230 - 239
240 - 249
250 - 259
260 - 269
270 - 279
280 - 289
290

210
220
230
240
250
260
270
280
290

ADJUSTMENT OF BINDING LENGTH AND PRESSURE FOR RENTAL

Use of Bootsizer
The Bootsizer is used for measuring the length of ski boot soles in mm. It determines a SPS/EPR/Demo/QS adjustment code
Rossignol : Axial2 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 100 EPR 4 - Axium 70 Jr EPR 4
Look : PX 12 Demo2 - NX 12 Demo2 - NX 10 Demo2 - Nova 7 Demo2

--> The number indicated gives the minimum position of the range in which the boot sole length is to be found

Rossignol : Comp J EPR

Look : Team 4 Quickset
--> A letter determines the position of the toe and also figures the position of the heel.

Use :
Place the boot on the apparatus with the front on the sliding part side
(Fig. 1).
Move this part to bear on the front of the boot sole.
Read the adjusting code through the window.
This adjustment system using codes does not mean you should not
check the pressure of the heelpiece (Page 23 & 24).

Adjusting bindings with colour codes

--> Toe-piece :
Rossignol : Axial 2 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 100 EPR 4 - Axium 70 Jr EPR 4 - Axium 100 Flash3
Look : PX 12 Demo2 - NX 12 Demo2 - NX 10 Demo2 - Nova 7 Demo2

Adjusting procedure

Completely unlock the lever of the mobile guide of the toe-piece.

Slide the mobile guide up to the colour code corresponding to the
length of the boot sole indicated on the pre-mounted system (Fig.2).
Close the lever completely to lock the mobile guide (Fig.3).
Make sure that the toepiece is correctly notched by gently tapping
the toepiece backwards.

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Adjusting bindings with colour codes

--> Axial2 - PX heel-piece :
Rossignol : Axial 2 120 Speedset 3
Look : PX 12 Demo2

Adjusting procedure
Make a quarter turn to release the heel-piece length adjustment
lever (Fig.1).
Adjust the white arrow located on the body of the heel-piece opposite
the colour code on the guide, which corresponds to the length of the
boot sole (Fig.2).
Close the lever completely to lock the heel-piece (Fig.5).
Make sure that the heel-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping
it to the front.
Make sure that the heel-piece is completely open (contact between
the heel support and the base) (Fig 6).
Check that the colour code on the toe-piece is the same as the
colour code of the heel-piece.
Lock the boot in the binding (Fig.7).
This adjustment system using codes does not mean you should not
check the pressure of the heel-piece (Fig.8). If necessary, read the
chapter on setting the length and thrust on pages 24.

4
OK

NOK

OK

7
312

Note:
The colour codes written on the pre-mounted system on the toe-piece
indicate the complete range of boot sole lengths. For the heel-piece, this
range is divided into several small ranges and only the minimum position
of each range is given.
Example: For a sole length of 314 mm:
--> place the toe-piece on the 302-314 mm range (yellow colour
code).
--> place the heel-piece on the 312 mm range (yellow colour code).

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Adjusting bindings with colour codes

--> Axium - Nova heel-piece:
Rossignol : Axium 120 Speedset 3 - Axium 100 EPR 4 - Axium 70 Jr EPR 4 - Axium 100 Flash3
Look : NX 12 Demo2 - NX 10 Demo2 - Nova 7 Demo2

Adjusting procedure
Raise the locking lever on the rear of the heel-piece to adjust the white
arrow on the heel-piece body opposite the colour code located on the guide,
which corresponds to the length of the boot sole (Fig.1).
Make sure that the heel-piece is correctly notched by gently tapping it to the
front.
Check that the colour code on the toe-piece is the same as the colour code
of the heel-piece.
Lock the boot in the binding (Fig.2).
This adjustment system using codes does not mean you should not check the
pressure of the heel-piece (Fig.3). If necessary, read the chapter on setting
the length and thrust on pages 24.

3
OK

Adjusting bindings without colour codes

Determine the length of the boot sole in mm; this value is indicated on the sole.
Using the Rossignol-Look adjustment chart, determine your adjustment code.

--> Comp J - Team 4 Toe-piece :

Rossignol : Comp J EPR - Comp J Flash

Look: Team 4 Quickset
Completely release the lever at the front of the toe mobile guide.
Slide the guide up to the letter corresponding to the predetermined code, or
to the boot sole length indicated on the pre-setting (fig.4).
Close the lever entirely to lock the mobile guide.
Make sure that the toepiece is correctly notched by gently tapping the toepiece backwards.

--> Comp J - Team 4 heel-piece:

Rossignol : Comp J EPR
Look : Team 4 Quickset
Raise the lever at the rear of the heel to adjust the white arrow on the heel
body opposite the figure on the guide and corresponding to the predetermined code.
This adjustment system using codes does not mean you should not check the
pressure of the heelpiece (Page 24 & 25).

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RTL Length and forward pressure adjustment

Place the boot in the binding Make sure the boot is well inserted in
the toe jaws.
Lift the locking lever at the back of the heel and adjust until it touches
the sole of the boot.(Fig 1).
Release the lever and hit the back of the heel with your hand to make
sure it is properly notched into the track.
Put the boot on to check the forward pressure.
The length and forward pressure are correct if the tip of the pressure indicator B is within the indicated area of the C window on the
side of the heel (Fig. 2 & 3).

If this is not the case, open the heel and manually raise the metal
lever at the back of the heel to adjust the setting by moving the heel
forwards or backwards.
Lock the heel once or twice to check the pressure again.

3
B

Note

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Rossignol - Look rental adjustment chart

Axial2 Speedset3 - Axium Speedset3
Axium EPR4/ Flash3 WL
PX Demo2
NX Demo2

mm

Nova 7

Demo2

mm

mm

258-262

258-262

27

27

27

27

6-

6-

28

28

28

28

9-

9-

30

30

30

30

2-

2-

31

31

31

31

5-

5-

32

32

32

32

8-

8-

34

34

34
135
3

258 - 259
260 - 262
263 - 266
267 - 269
270 - 272
273 - 275
276 - 279
280 - 282
283 - 285
286 - 288
289 - 292
293 - 295
296 - 298
299 - 301
302 - 305
306 - 308
309 - 311
312 - 314
315 - 318
319 - 321
322 - 324
325 - 327
328 - 331
332 - 334
335 - 337
338 - 340
341 - 344
345 - 347
348 - 350
351 - 353

3-

3-

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138
6

258
260
263
267
270
273
276
280
283
286
289
293
296
299
302
306
309
312
315
319
322
325
328
332
335
338
341
345
348
351
354
357
360
363
366
369
372
375
378
381
384

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26

258 - 259
260 - 262
263 - 266
267 - 269
270 - 272
273 - 275
276 - 279
280 - 282
283 - 285
286 - 288
289 - 292
293 - 295
296 - 298
299 - 301
302 - 305
306 - 308
309 - 311
312 - 314
315 - 318
319 - 321
322 - 324
325 - 327
328 - 331
332 - 334
335 - 337
338 - 340
341 - 344
345 - 347
348 - 350
351 - 353
354 - 356
357 - 359
360 - 362
363 - 365
366 - 368
367 - 371
372 - 374
375 - 377
378 - 380
381 - 383
384 - 386

Comp J EPR
Comp J Flash
Team 4 QS

Axium 70Jr EPR 4

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258
260
263
267
270
273
276
280
283
286
289
293
296
299
302
306
309
312
315
319
322
325
328
332
335
338
341
345
348
351

205 - 210
211 - 215
216 - 219
220 - 223
224 - 227
228 - 230
231 - 234
235 - 237
238 - 241
242 - 245
246 - 248
249 - 251
252 - 254
255 - 257
258 - 261
262 - 265
266 - 268
269 - 271
272 - 275
276 - 278
279 - 281
282 - 284
285 - 288
289 - 292
293 - 296
297 - 299
300 - 303
304 - 306

G
F
F
E
E
E
D
D
D
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
B
A
A
A
A
A
O
O
O
O
O

1
1
2
1
2
3
2
3
4
3
4
5
6
7
8
7
8
9
8
9
10
11
12
11
12
13
14
15

Note

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RELEASE VALUE ADJUSTMENT

Only use values shown in the tables hereafter to calculate the correct release setting for each skier.

Use a Pozidrive type N 3 screwdriver.

For the Axial 2 - PX heelpiece, it is preferable to use an 8-mm Allen
key for achieving the adjustments above point 8.
The release value adjustment of the Rossignol-Look toes and heels is
done by screwing or unscrewing the adjustment screws

The adjustment of the release value is shown in the toe and heel windows
The given values by the adjustment chart are pre-setting values.

Choice and adjustment of tripping values

The tripping values must be determined by the technician to define the appropriate setting for each skier, in conformity with the ISO
11088, ASTM F 939, ASTM F 1063.

--> Skier classification

It is the responsibility of the skier to determine his skier-type classification into the 3 main categories : 1, 2 and 3.
The parameters are explained in the standards mentioned below.

TABLE 1
Note :
The skier type does not have the same meaning as the skier level. For instance, a good skier who skis on every type of surface but is not particularly aggressive could use a Type 2 setting
Skiers 10 years of age and older of any type who desire a higher or lower setting than the stting of their skier type according, may designate
their preference with a + or - sign next to their skier type designation.
The use of these classifications in determining the release setting may be inappropriate for some types of competition skiing.

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Table of preset values

To check the tripping torque, it is highly advisable to use a measurement apparatus (cf. ISO 11110).
--> Adjusting procedure
It is necessary to record a number of parameters relative to the skier using Rossignol-Look ski bindings.

Using table 2, find the code for the skier. Locate the weight of the
skier in the first column and the size in the second. If these parameters are not on the same line, choose the skier code on the topmost
line.
This skier code is suitable for skiers Type 1.
For skiers Type 1-, go up one line.
For skiers Type 2, go down one line.
For skiers Type 3, go down two lines.
For skiers Type 3+, go down three lines.
Skier age: correct if necessary

After determining the skier code, find the column representing the
length of the boot sole (in mm) of the skier using table 2.
The intersection of the boot sole length column and the skier code line
gives the adjustment reference. Adjust the toe and heel accordingly.
Caution, if the intersection of the correct line and the correct column
is an empty box, move along the same line and use the first reference
you find.

Exceptions :
. Skier type 3 should never be used for skiers weighing less than 22 Kg.
. For skiers of 13 kg and under, no further correction is appropriate.
. For skiers of 17 kg and under, skier type 1 is appropriate.

Skier parameters
Skier weight
Lbs

Skier height
Ft'In")

Skier
code

Age of the skier :

For skiers aged 50 and more, go up one line.
For skiers aged 10 and under, go up one line.

Torque
range

INDICATOR SETTING ( Type I )sole length

1

230

231-250

3
251-270

271-290

291-310

311-330

331-350

351

Twist
Mz
(Nm.)

Forward
lean
My (Nm.)

18

29

11

40

14

52

17

64

20

75

22-29

0,75

0,75

0,75

30-38

0,75

0,75

39-47

1,5

1,25

1,25

48-56

1,75

1,5

1,50

1,25

57-66

2,5

2,25

1,75

1,5

1,5

67-78

2,75

2,5

2,25

1,75

1,75

23

87

79-91

3,5

2,75

2,5

2,25

27

102

0,75

92-107

4'10"

3,5

2,75

2,5

31

120

108-125

4'11" ->5'1"

4,5

3,5

3,5

37

141

126-147

5'2" -> 5'5"

5,5

4,5

3,5

43

165

148-174

5'6" -> 5'10"

6,5

5,5

4,5

50

194

175-209

5'11" -> 6'4"

7,5

6,5

5,5

58

229

210

6'5"

8,5

6,5

67

271

10

9,5

8,5

7,5

78

320

11,5

11

10

9,5

91

380

12

11

10,5

105

452

121

520

137

588

P
TABLE 2

Note : skiers who have satisfactory experience with lower adjustment values may request them.
Example :
Average skier, all terrain, Type 2. Weight 70Kg, height 1,70 m, age 30, sole length 315 mm. Find the line corresponding to the skiers parameters
(skiers code K). According to the level at ski, move down one line (skiers code L). The soles length being 315mm, the release value is 6.
The inspection torques will be: between 50 and 67 Nm for twist, between 194 and 271 Nm for forward lean.

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FINAL TEST
This inspection is obligatory whenever you mount retail bindings.
The inspection checks that all the procedures required have been applied correctly
and that the bindings will perform their safety binding mission to the full. (ISO 11088).

check
Boots

Check that:
Skis comply with ISO standard 8364.
The top of the ski is not delaminated.
The base is not damaged.
If the sole and the edges are prepared correctly
If the binding screws are adapted to the ski.
Avoid mounting a binding if there are
already drilling holes less than 10 mm from
the new ones:
- Bindings could tear out.
- Skis could break.

Check that:
Anti-friction and Teflon plates are undamaged. Replace if necessary. These components are essential for boot/binding unit
support and release functions. There must
never be dirt between the boot/binding unit
and the friction plate.
The release value scale reflects the skier's
personal needs (see adjustment table).
Release value indicators are present and
legible.
The rollers move freely
The brakes work correctly.
Screws are not damaged, loose or missing.
The bindings are compatible with the boots
(adult or junior).
All surfaces are clean.
If the binding is dirty, wipe with a dry or
slightly damp rag.
If the bindings are correctly lubricated and
not rusty.
Heel pieces move freely on their guides. If
not; lubricate with Rossignol-Look grease or
change it if necessary.
Never clean bindings with solvent or high
pressure running water.

Bindings

Complete system

Check that:
Boots comply with ISO standard 5355.
The boot sole has a correct shape that has
not been modified by wear.
The surfaces in contact with the bindings
and glide plates are flat and clean.
All sections are flat and clean.
Boots comply with standards for adults or
children.
Never use children's boots with adult bindings and vice versa.

Skis

Engage the boot in the binding and check :

Check heel piece pressure release value.
Check that the release mechanism is correctly adjusted (see adjustment table).
Verify that the release reference marking of
the heel piece is identical to that of the toe
piece.

Elastic travel test

Like the final inspection, this procedure is essential to confirm that all three system components (boot + binding + ski) work together correctly. It must be done every time any adjustment is made.

Lateral toe piece travel

Pivot the boot by hitting the toe end with a mallet without releasing
the binding.The boot must swing back immediately into alignment
with the ski.

If it does not, check that :

- Heel piece release pressure is not excessive.
- The sole is clean.
- The sole is not worn and complies with current ISO/5355 standards.

Release value test

After presetting the binding release pressure to the value read in the table using the indicator, we strongly recommend using a measuring apparatus as
stipulated in ISO 11110 standard to check the final setting.

For the toe piece :

Carry out 3 tests in each direction.
Calculate the average of these 3 values.
If the average of the values for each direction is within the control range (range determined by the values located one box above
and one box below the reference value given
by the table), the results are correct and no
additional adjustment is necessary..
Example : for skier code L, a boot sole of
300 mm and a pre-setting of 6,5, the test
range should be between 50 et 67 Nm and
the reference value is 58 Nm.
If the average is outside the Test range but
within the In Use range (determined by the
values located two boxes above and two
boxes below the reference value), it is neces-

sary to adjust the release value to bring it

within the reference value (screw the adjustment screw in or out).
Example : for a given pre-set value of 6.5
Nm, the In Use range is between 43 et 78
Nm.
If the measured values are outside the In
Use range, follow the "Final Test" procedures
and repeat the measurements. If the results
are still not correct, do not use the bindings
or the boot..

For heel pieces :

Carry out 3 releases and calculate the average value. Use the same methods as for
the toe piece to carry out the tests and settings.
N.B.: It is normal for adjustments to be different between new and used bindings.
Release values depend on boot characteristics and statistical data (geometry, friction
coefficient, wear, etc.).
However an excessively high difference in
measurements vs. the pre-adjustment
values displayed could be a sign that a unit is
defective.

When a customer purchases new bindings, he/she must receive the complete instructions found in the bindings packaging.

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CHECKING RENTAL STOCK

Retailers and hire companies must observe standard ISO 13 993 on the sampling and inspection of complete or incomplete
ski binding boot assemblies in rental applications.
Since it is impractical to perform a full inspection each time a system is rented, a routine of preseason and inseason inspections has been
developed to verify release indicator accuracy, confirm correct equipment function, and assure proper assembly and adjustment procedures by
the rental shop staff. Fully implemented, the procedures provide rental shop customers a standard of care equivalent to that provided retail
shop customers under current ISO and ASTM standards. The program is based on the existing standards: ISO 13993 and ASTM F1064.
For more details, see the Rental Ski Shop Practice Training media CD, which can be obtained from professional bodies.

Skier
code

Binding
type

Sole
length
(mm.)

Release
indicator
setting

Children

258

Junior

Adult

Reference torque

Inspection range

Use Range

Twist
(Nm.)

Forward
lean (Nm.)

Twist
(Nm.)

Forward
lean (Nm.)

Twist
(Nm.)

Forward
lean (Nm.)

20

75

17 - 23

64 - 87

14 - 27

52 - 102

280

43

165

37 - 50

141 - 194

31 - 58

120 - 229

314

50

194

43 - 58

165 - 229

37 - 67

141 - 271

Maintenance and storage

Rental stock must be thoroughly inspected at the end of the season. This consists in carrying out maintenance and, if necessary, repairs and
preparing the equipment for storage during the shoulder period.

Below are the main operations :

Closing of all the heel pieces (Fig.1 & 2).
Checking of boot/binding contact points: no play between the
screws and components.
Checking that the brakes are functioning correctly.

Cleaning the boot-binding interface and the gliding plate with soap
and water.
Replacing of damaged or worn gliding plates.

Cleaning and greasing procedure :

For SPS3-EPR4-Demo-QS models, dismount the retainer and heel
piece bases.
Clean the rails with a wet rag.
Clean the space under the heel piece body as well as the space
under the open heel grip.
Use a Rossignol-Look approved product to grease:
- the inside of the retainer and heel piece guides (Fig.3 & 4).
- the bottom of the heel piece body (notches) (Fig.5).

- the space between the heel grip and the body (Fig.6).
- the toe gliding plate (Fig.7).
Reassemble.
Store the binding in a dry place.
We recommend that you do this twice during the season.

Note :
Never use hot water, pressurised water or solvents to clean the bindings. This is because using solvents can irremediably damage the surface and structure of some binding parts by modifying their
technical characteristics. This will increase the risk of breaks or weaknesses or in the deterioration of
markings.

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