What to do if First Degree Fitness Equipment computer screen doesn't register rowing?
If the First Degree Fitness Equipment computer screen illuminates but doesn't register your rowing, it could be due to a loose or failed connection. Ensure the computer lead is properly connected. Also, check the sensor gap. If issues persist, further assistance may be needed.
Why First Degree Fitness Equipment computer does not illuminate after battery installation?
If your First Degree Fitness Equipment computer does not illuminate after installing batteries, the batteries may be installed incorrectly or need replacement. Try reinstalling or replacing the batteries, ensuring they are in the correct position. If the LCD screen remains dark, slightly rotate the batteries. If the problem persists, further assistance may be needed.
Why First Degree Fitness Equipment shows inconsistent readings?
Inconsistent readings on your First Degree Fitness Equipment rower computer for 500-meter split time and SPM (strokes per minute) can be caused by a faulty sensor, sensor gap, the sensor being out of position, or wiring harness issues. Use the back cover of the computer as a gap tool to check the gap between the sensor head and the magnetic ring, and ensure the sensor head is correctly positioned. If problems continue, further assistance may be needed.
How to fix water discoloration in First Degree Fitness Equipment?
If the water in your First Degree Fitness Equipment changes color or becomes cloudy, it may be due to poor local tap water quality. To resolve this: * Relocate the rower to reduce direct sunlight exposure. * Add water treatment or change the tank water as directed. * Consider using distilled water when refilling the tank.
General| Brand | First Degree Fitness |
|---|---|
| Model | Apollo PRO |
| Category | Fitness Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides guidance on consulting a physician, correct foot position, and rowing techniques.
Highlights crucial safety measures like keeping hands away from moving parts and proper storage.
Emphasizes reading the manual, understanding warnings, consulting a physician, and general safety during operation.
Covers safe placement of the rower, regular checks of components, and maintenance procedures.
Details correct operation, injury prevention, and seeking medical advice during exercise.
Outlines procedures for inspecting equipment, using correct parts, and critical operating warnings.
Provides detailed technical specifications, weight, dimensions, and safety area requirements for the rower.
Lists all components included in Box 1 and Box 2, with item numbers and descriptions for easy identification.
Guides the user through connecting the rear brace, side rails, and attaching the transport wheel assembly.
Covers the process of installing the rower seat onto the side rails and attaching the main frame.
Explains how to attach the mainframe using bolts and nuts, including tips on tightening.
Details attaching the bungee cord, tightening frame bolts securely, and checking bungee recoil.
Guides on checking seat rollers, choosing a storage location, frame care, battery installation, and surface selection.
Explains the patented Adjustable Resistance (AR) Tank, how water movement provides resistance, and dial adjustments.
Provides instructions on setting minimum resistance, rowing technique, and adjusting resistance during workouts.
Stresses the importance of setting the adjuster knob to "MAX" before filling for accurate levels and to prevent leakage.
Warns against overfilling the tank beyond the indicated maximum level of 17 liters to avoid potential issues.
Details the procedure for filling the tank using a siphon, including water quantity and breather valve usage.
Explains how to add water treatment tablets, recommended water quality, and cautions for filling.
Outlines the steps to drain the tank water, including setting the adjuster, rowing, removing the plug, and using the siphon.
Describes the slider footplate's design for various foot sizes and how to adjust it for proper fit.
Emphasizes the critical warning to secure feet properly with footstraps and lock the footplate position before use.
Illustrates and describes the correct sequence of movements for an effective rowing stroke.
Suggests initial training durations, progression, and the physical benefits of consistent rowing.
Reiterates the importance of consulting a doctor and stopping exercise if feeling unwell.
Explains the core functions of the computer console, including auto start, reset, distance tracking, and power management.
Details the meaning of displayed metrics like TIME, SPM, WATT, and how to use the LEVEL and RESET controls.
Notes on optional heart rate monitoring and a warning about potential inaccuracies and over-exercise risks.
Describes how USB connectivity enhances the exercise experience by connecting the console to a PC or laptop.
Provides instructions for downloading drivers, sample applications, and connecting the console to a computer.
Explains the steps to detach the rower belt from the bungee pulley and unhook the bungee cord.
Guides on threading the belt, securing the bungee cord, and adjusting tension for reattachment.
Outlines weekly cleaning procedures for seat rails and the frame using a lint-free cloth.
Specifies maintenance tasks and timeframes for tank/water treatment, bungee cord tension, and rowing belt checks.
Addresses problems like cloudy water and the rower belt slipping off, providing solutions for each.
Covers troubleshooting for inconsistent computer readings, non-illuminating screens, and sensor connection issues.
Details the initial steps of installing the Z bracket onto the storage base and the rower.
Guides on tightening the Z bracket knob and bolts to securely fix the optional kit to the rower.
Outlines warranty periods for different components like frames, tanks, and mechanical parts.
Lists general exclusions, specific inclusions, and essential conditions for claiming warranty service.
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