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General| Motor Horsepower | 2.5 HP |
|---|---|
| Motor | 2.5 HP |
| Incline Range | 0-10% |
| Display | LCD |
| Folding | Yes |
| Speed | Up to 10 mph |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Speed Range | 0.5 - 10 mph |
Provides toll-free phone number and web address for product support and inquiries.
Emphasizes the importance of registering the product for warranty purposes before contacting support.
Illustrates decal locations and instructs users to request replacements if missing or illegible.
Lists crucial safety warnings, including keeping body parts away from the belt and using the safety clip.
Advises consulting a physician before starting any exercise program, especially for older or health-compromised individuals.
Ensures users are informed of warnings, use the treadmill only as described, and keep it in a suitable environment.
Details safety measures like wearing appropriate clothing/shoes, holding handrails, and adjusting speed gradually.
Stresses using a surge suppressor, proper grounding, and avoiding overloading circuits for electrical safety.
Covers not leaving the treadmill unattended, proper assembly, securing for storage, and unplugging before maintenance.
States the treadmill is intended for home use only and prohibits commercial, rental, or institutional settings.
Warns against overexercising and advises stopping immediately if feeling faint or experiencing pain.
Thanks the user and introduces the Gold's Gym TRAINER 410 treadmill's features for effective home workouts.
Encourages familiarization with the labeled parts of the treadmill as shown in the diagram.
Provides the length and width specifications of the treadmill.
Details small parts used for assembly, including screws, washers, and their corresponding key numbers and quantities.
Notes that assembly requires two people, provides contact for technician service, and lists required tools.
Instructs to unplug the power, remove shipping brackets, and attach base caps before proceeding.
Guides on routing the upright wire through the base and belly pan, and securing it with a tie.
Details how to attach the right and left uprights to the base using screws and washers, emphasizing not to fully tighten yet.
Explains how to attach the right and left handrails to the uprights, routing the wire and partially tightening screws.
Instructs on setting the console assembly face down and removing the console crossbar screws.
Details attaching the console crossbar to the uprights with screws and washers, and tightening other screws.
Guides on connecting the upright wire to the console wire and ground wire, warning about improper connection.
Instructs how to set the console assembly on uprights, ensuring flanges are correctly positioned, and tightening screws.
Details attaching the latch housing and pin assembly to the left upright using screws.
Instructs to place dumbbells in the tray and cautions against folding or moving the treadmill with them.
Reminds to tighten all parts, remove plastic from decals, and place a mat under the treadmill.
Explains the importance of surge suppressors, their specifications, and proper connection to a grounded outlet.
Details the necessity of grounding, warnings about modifying the plug, and using adapters safely.
Describes console features like manual mode, preset workouts, and heart rate monitoring for effective workouts.
Explains how to use manual, weight-loss, and performance workouts, and notes on belt alignment and shoe requirements.
Details plugging in the cord, locating the power switch, and inserting the safety key into the console.
Explains the demo mode, how to turn it off, and the emergency stop function using the safety key.
Guides on starting the belt, adjusting speed with buttons or numbered keys, and stopping the treadmill.
Explains how to change the incline using buttons and how to interpret console displays for progress tracking.
Details how to measure heart rate using the handgrip monitor, including preparation and contact maintenance.
Instructs on stopping, setting incline to lowest for folding, removing the key, and powering off the unit.
Guides on selecting weight loss or performance workouts, starting the belt, and how the treadmill adjusts settings.
Explains how to read the workout profile, manual speed/incline overrides, and stopping/restarting workouts.
Details prompts to use dumbbells for cross-training during specific workouts and cautions for experienced users.
Explains how to enter information mode to view total hours, distance, and select units (English/Metric).
Describes how to turn the display demo mode on or off using the speed decrease button.
Provides guidance on holding dumbbells during workouts for upper body exercise and safety warnings.
Details steps for folding the treadmill, including adjusting incline, removing key, and using the latch mechanism.
Explains how to safely move the folded treadmill using the wheels, with cautions on tipping and surface.
Guides on unfolding the treadmill, releasing the latch, and lowering it to the floor safely.
Addresses problems like the power not turning on or turning off during use, including checks for connections and switches.
Covers console displays remaining lit after key removal (demo mode) and general display malfunctions.
Instructs on carefully lifting and removing the motor hood for access, noting not to remove unless instructed.
Details how to troubleshoot incline not changing correctly and how to recalibrate the system.
Addresses the walking belt slowing down when walked on and proper surge suppressor use.
Warns against applying unauthorized lubricants to the belt or platform, as it can cause deterioration and wear.
Provides instructions on adjusting the walking belt if it is off-center or slipping, using idler roller screws.
Reiterates consulting a physician before exercise and clarifies the heart rate monitor's function as an aid, not a medical device.
Explains how to use heart rate to find proper intensity for fat burning and aerobic exercise using training zones.
Provides guidelines for warming up, training zone duration, cooling down, and recommended exercise frequency.
Lists all parts with their key numbers, quantities, and descriptions for identification and ordering.
Specifies the information needed when contacting to order replacement parts, including model, serial number, and part details.
Instructs users to register the product within 30 days of purchase to ensure warranty service.
Details warranty periods for frame, motor, parts, and labor, and outlines conditions that void the warranty.
Clarifies exclusions for indirect damages and states customer rights may vary by state.
