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Lists essential safety rules to follow during treadmill operation, including starting, stopping, and holding handles.
Specifies ideal placement for the treadmill, unsuitable locations, and the correct A.C. 110V power supply.
Recommends wearing sports shoes and gym attire, and advises gradual speed adjustments for safe use.
Highlights safety measures like keeping clear during folding and avoiding water proximity to the treadmill.
Lists and illustrates all the spare parts included with the treadmill for maintenance or replacement.
Provides a labeled diagram identifying the key components of the motorized treadmill.
Instructions for placing the treadmill on a level surface and carefully unfolding it before assembly.
Details on how to fix the treadmill frame to the base using provided screws, advising partial tightening.
Guide for connecting the signal cable and securing the console panel to the supporting frame.
Completing assembly by tightening all screws and inserting the safety key into the console.
Explains the function of START, STOP, and SPEED adjustment keys for controlling treadmill operation.
Details on using the MODE key for setting time, distance, calories, and selecting various workout programs.
Guides on using shortcut keys for speed and setting up pulse-based training programs (Hr1~2).
Instructions for entering the BMI mode and inputting personal data like gender, age, height, and weight.
Explains how to calculate BMI and interpret results using the provided chart for different body categories.
Details the automatic Sleep Mode and the emergency Safety Mode activated by the safety key.
Describes the function of the Reset key, which clears all data and returns the console to its default standby state.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely fold and unfold the treadmill for storage or use.
Instructions for applying silicone oil to the running deck and belt for optimal performance and longevity.
Procedures for adjusting the running belt to correct deviations to the left or right, and to fix slipping.
A guide to common error codes (Err, E2, E4-E8) and their corresponding problems and solutions.
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