Soozier F20-004, Assembly Instruction

●Secure the string to the headstock via the tuning machine. To do so, make sure 
the eye/hole of the tuning machine is parallel to the neck/headstock of the guitar. 
Feed the string through the eye of the tuning machine and pull the string fairly taut. 
The string should have a bit of slack (about 1-2 inches).

●While holding the string taut, secure it to the tuning machine by turning the 
corresponding tuning peg to wrap the string around. For extra security, route the 
string through itself on the initial wrap around (see diagram).

●For treble strings (G,B,E), wind the strings clockwise. For bass strings (E, A, D), 
wind the strings counter-clockwise.

● Begin to tune the string by winding the 
tuning peg until the desired sound is 
produced. After reaching the desired tone, 
pull the string lightly. The string will go 
slightly out of tune. Readjust the tuning 
peg until receiving the desired tone again. 
Repeat the process a few more times. This 
will ensure that your string will stay in tune 
while playing.

● You may cut off the excess string, but it is 
important to leave some excess still 
attached (about ¼-1inch) in case the guitar 
string needs to be restrung again. 
Remember, it is easy to cut. more off later, 
but impossible to add string back.

Dust and other foreign matter can harm the quality of your guitar. Make sure to 
regularly clean and maintain your guitar, including around the tuning pegs and 
bridge. To clean your guitar, use a dry, soft cloth. If desired, guitar polish can be 
bought from any local music store. Do not leave your guitar exposed to the 
sunlight or elements, and be aware that guitars are made of wood and are 
therefore sensitive to changes in temperature, humidity, and altitude.

GUITAR CARE

1. Tuning Pegs
2. Tuning Machine
3. Headstock/Head

4. Neck
5. String
6. Fret

7. Bridge
8. Saddle
9. Bridge Pins

GUITAR ANATOMY