Version: 03/02 E - 7 Operation Manual variobike 500
Art-No: 475.403
Operation Manual
variobike 500
1.2 Safety Instructions
Warning:
Patient Hazard, Equipment Damage.
The ergometer variobike 500 is to be exclu-
sively used for ergometry, cardiovascular re-
habilitation observing this operation manual.
If the variobike 500 is used improperly or for
other purposes than described, the manufac-
turer cannot be held liable for any injury to
persons, for damage to property, or any re-
lated serious consequences which may oc-
cur.
Warning:
Patient Hazard, Equipment Damage.
Do not expose the variobike 500 to direct sun-
light !
Do not use outdoors or in areas where there
is danger of explosion. Avoid using near to
electric power plants.
Warning:
Equipment Failure
The use of mobile phones near the ergometer
is prohibited as this may cause interference.
Cordless phones may however be used. Elec-
tromagnetic interference can be recognized
by fluctuations of the load value displayed. If
the display value alters uncontrolled, although
the number or revolutions is greater than 30 /
min, this can be due to the effect of electro-
magnetic interference.
Warning: Equipment Failure
When connecting the ergometer to other
equipment, use only the special protective
cables delivered by ergoline.
Safety Comments
Warning:
Patient Hazard, Equipment Damage
The ergometer may only be operated with
accessories authorized by ergoline.
Warning:
Shock Hazard
It is necessary to ensure that no dangerous
ground currents occur as a result of attach-
ing the ergometer to other devices.
Device specifications of the variobike 500 are
in the appendix to this manual. Direct your
questions to your dealer or to ergoline’s ser-
vice department.
Especially at the coupling of several devices
to a measurement system is has to be taken
care, that proper grounding is achieved via a
single power supply, e.g. wall socket.
Warning: Shock Hazard
The ergometer variobike 500 may only be
operated with electrical installations which
comply with VDE 0107.
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