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Diamondback 1250Ef User Manual

Diamondback 1250Ef
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Part no. 22-12-900
1250 Ef Owner’s Manual
Diamondback Fitness
300 Camarillo Ranch Road
Camarillo, CA 93012
T 800-776-7642
F 805-388-5890
Diamondback Fitness is a division of Raleigh America, Inc.
1250OM-Rev1 9/8/04 2:02 PM Front & Back cover
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Diamondback 1250Ef Specifications

General IconGeneral
Resistance Levels20
Weight Capacity325 lbs
Display TypeLCD
Programs12
Heart Rate MonitoringContact grips
Warranty1 year labor
Heart Rate MonitorContact
Dimensions67" L x 25" W x 66" H

Summary

Purchaser's Reference Information

Warranty Activation and Registration

Details on how to activate your warranty and register your product.

User and Dealer Contact Details

Fields for entering user's and dealer's contact information and purchase date.

Introduction to the 1250Ef Elliptical

Safety Instructions and Warnings

Safe Operation Precautions

Essential safety guidelines for operating the exercise equipment.

Injury Risk Reduction Warnings

Important warnings to minimize the risk of injury to users and others.

Assembly Drawing

Assembly Instructions

Step-by-Step Assembly Guide

Comprehensive instructions for assembling the elliptical unit.

Workout Guidelines

Understanding Body Mass Index (BMI)

Guidance on calculating BMI and achieving a healthy weight.

Importance of Exercise and Heart Rate

Explains the benefits of exercise and the role of heart rate monitoring.

Maximum Heart Rate and Training Zones

How to calculate target heart rate zones for effective training.

Quantity and Quality of Physical Activity

Recommendations for exercise duration, frequency, and intensity.

Heart Rate Monitoring Devices

Details on using pulse hand grips and chest straps for HR monitoring.

Heart Rate Monitoring Operating Tips

Tips for ensuring accurate heart rate readings from hand grips.

Console Operation

Glossary, Default Settings, and Operating Tips

Defines console terms, default values, and provides usage tips.

Console Displays Explained

Description of the dot matrix, heart rate bar, and message displays.

Console Function Keys: Navigation and Control

Explanation of keys like Level, Incline, Enter, and Start.

Console Function Keys: Reset and Stop

Details on using the Stop/Reset key for program control.

Workout Programs Overview

Warm-Up and Cool-Down Procedures

Details on the automatic warm-up and cool-down phases.

Workout Summary and Review

Information on viewing post-workout summary data.

Quick Start Program Guide

How to use the Quick Start feature for immediate workouts.

Classic Workout Programs

Manual Program Setup and Operation

Guide to creating custom workouts with the Manual program.

Random Cross Program

Details on the program that generates random intensity and incline profiles.

Interval Program

Information on the program designed for alternating high and low intensity.

Hill Climb Program

Instructions for the program simulating uphill exercise with incline.

Sprint Program

Guide to the program simulating running with a low incline profile.

HR Interactive Programs

Target Heart Rate (HR) Program

How to set and maintain a target heart rate for workouts.

HR Interval Program

Program alternating hard work and easy recovery phases based on HR.

Fat Burner Program

Program designed to maintain 65% of max HR for effective fat burning.

HR Hill Program

Program based on HR percentages to enhance fitness status.

Cardio Program

Program designed to maintain 80% of max HR for anaerobic training.

Cross Training Programs

Glute Burner Program

Program targeting glute muscles with specific intensity and incline.

Quad Builder Program

Program focused on strengthening quadriceps muscles.

Total Trainer Program

Workout designed for total body conditioning and cardiovascular goals.

Personal Trainer Program

HR Lock Program

User 1 & User 2 Programs

Maintenance and Care

Safe Operation and Cleaning Procedures

Guidelines for inspecting hardware and cleaning the unit after use.

Domestic Warranty Information

What is Covered Under Warranty

Details on warranty coverage for home and light institutional use.

Warranty Exclusions and Voiding Conditions

Conditions under which the warranty may be voided or exclusions apply.

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