Daum electronic Cardio 2002 PC - Installing the Feet Components

M 3
A
A
B
B
SF
SF
M 3
(rear)
(front)
Proceed with mounting the front
foot in the same sequence
described in steps 1.5, 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8
If the ergo_bike is installed without
the “swing feet” ( SF ) on an uneven
floor, use a screwdriver to adjust the
compensation setting in the front feet
to ensure a stable stand.
Lower the device with the attached
rear foot, and lift it in the opposite
direction (to the rear).
Tighten the recessed head screws.
Repeat this operation with the second
recessed head screw with spacer
sleeve (as described under step 1.7).
Insert the first recessed head screw with spacer
sleeve into one of the holes and screw it in lightly (not tight).
Put the foot with casters in the rear crossbar
and align the holes to the threads in the crossbar.
SF = “swing-feet”, if you wish to install this optional accessory, can be mounted before or
after the feet are assembled (see the description on pages M4 to M7).
Lift the rear of the main device and rest it on the frame's front cross bar in order
to mount the rear foot.
(We recommend letting a second person help lift and hold the device.)
Please take the type of foot into consideration!
- Install the foot with roller casters at the rear
(under the U-shaped perforated plate)
- Install the foot with ajusting screw at the front
Do not tighten the screw yet, and
do not use force to screw it in!
Foot with
roller caster
Foot with
adjustable screw
1.1
1.2
1.4
1.3
1.7
1.5
1.8
1.10
1.6
1.9
1.11
1.12
SF = “swing feet”
(see pages M4 to M7)
Montage
The caster and the adjusting screws must be pointing to the rear!
Assembly
Required hardware: 4 x recessed head screws A
1. Assembling instructions / Installing the feet
Pull the main device from the package and put it down in an upright position.
Required tool:
4 x spacer sleeves B
Included SW6 Allen wrench
Foot with
caster
(reat)
rear
front
Short Description
Installation hints
Slide each of the spacer sleeves B around one of the 4 recessed head screws A respectively.
Foot
front
with compensation
for the floor distance