To Next PageTo Next PageWhy doesn't the resistance change on my Christopeit Sport CL3?
If the resistance on your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike isn't changing, the connection for the resistance might not be properly secured. Inspect the resistance connection inside the handlebar support, referring to the manual for guidance.
What to do if there is no pulse value on my Christopeit Sport CL3 Exercise Bike?
If your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike isn't displaying a pulse value, ensure the separate pulse cable is securely connected to the computer.
How to fix no pulse value on Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike?
If your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike isn't displaying a pulse value, unscrew the screw for pulse measurement. Check that the plugs are well connected and that there's no damage to the pulse cable.
Why is my Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike computer not counting data?
If the computer on your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike isn't counting data or switching on after you start cycling, it could be due to a missing sensor impulse from a poorly plugged connection. Check the plug connections at the computer and inside the handlebar support.
What to do if my Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike computer is not counting data after cycling?
If the computer on your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike isn't counting data or switching on after you start cycling, the sensor impulse may be missing because of an incorrect sensor position. Remove the cover and check the distance between the magnet and the sensor. The magnet on the turning belt wheel should be less than 5mm from the sensor.
How to fix a Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike computer with no display value?
If the computer display on your Christopeit Sport Exercise Bike shows no value when you press a key, the batteries may be missing or empty. Check the battery position in the battery compartment or replace the batteries.
General| Resistance System | Magnetic |
|---|---|
| Max User Weight | 150 kg |
| Display | LCD |
| Resistance Levels | 8 |
| Display Feedback | Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Pulse |
| Drive System | Belt |
| Resistance Type | Manual |
| Display Metrics | Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Pulse |
| Seat Adjustment | Vertical and Horizontal |
| Transport Wheels | Yes |
| Type | Upright Exercise Bike |
| Pulse Measurement | Hand Grip Sensors |
| Pedals | With straps |
Attaching the front and rear stabilizers to the main frame using screws, washers, and nuts, ensuring proper alignment.
Correctly screwing the left and right pedals into the pedal crank, noting the specific clockwise and anticlockwise threads.
Connecting the handlebar support to the main frame, including routing computer cables and the tension control cable.
Mounting the display unit onto the handlebar support, connecting cables, and inserting batteries for functionality.
Procedures for positioning the equipment, performing exercises, and safely exiting the machine after training sessions.
Instructions on how to safely get onto the exercise bike, involving foot placement and body positioning.
Guidelines for proper hand and foot placement, pedaling technique, and adjusting resistance for effective workouts.
Steps for safely getting off the exercise bike, focusing on balance and controlled movement.
Explanation of various data readouts like speed, time, distance, calories, and pulse rate shown on the console.
Description of the function (F), enter (E), and delete (L) keys and their roles in operating the training computer.
Guidance on setting appropriate exertion levels, using pulse rate as a primary indicator for effective training.
Recommendations on training session frequency for maintaining fitness or improving physical condition.
Structuring each workout session into warm-up, main training, and cool-down phases for optimal results.
Strategies for maintaining consistency and achieving personal fitness goals through regular training.
Specific exercises to prepare the body for training, increasing circulation and flexibility before the main workout.
