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The truss-rod pulls AGAINST the tension the strings. If the truss rod is too slack the neck bows forwards and give a really high action on the upper frets.
If the truss rod is too tight the fret board is too flat and you get a lot of fret buzz.
To tighten the truss rod turn the adjusting nut clockwise. To slacken it turn it anti-clockwise. When adjusting it only turn it 1/4 of a full turn at a time. Give it time to settle down, and adjust it more if you need to.
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