To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there is no display on my Life Gear 26355 computer console?
If there's no display on the console: 1. Detach the computer console and ensure the wires from it are securely connected to the wires from the front main frame. 2. Verify the batteries are correctly positioned and the battery springs properly contact the batteries. 3. The batteries may be dead, so replace them with new ones.
Why does my Life Gear Elliptical Trainer make a squeaking noise when I use it?
A squeaking noise during use may be due to loose bolts. Inspect all bolts on the Life Gear Elliptical Trainer and tighten any that are loose.
What to do if my Life Gear 26355 is giving erratic heart rate readings?
If you're experiencing erratic or no heart rate readings: 1. Check that the wire connections for the hand pulse sensors are secure. 2. Hold the handlebar grip sensors with both hands to improve precision. 3. Avoid gripping the hand pulse sensors too tightly; maintain moderate pressure.
How to stop my Life Gear 26355 Elliptical Trainer from wobbling?
To stop your Life Gear Elliptical Trainer from wobbling, turn the adjustable leveler on the rear stabilizer as needed to level the bike.
Basic safety precautions, including warm-up, proper clothing, and avoiding misuse.
Attaching the foot pedal straps to the left and right pedals using the marked sides.
Inserting and tightening pedal shafts into the left and right cranks, noting correct rotation direction.
Adjusting the rear main frame forward or backward using the seat adjustment knob.
Securing the left and right rear stabilizers by tightening the corresponding adjustment knobs.
Lifting the left or right handlebar into position by grasping and pulling it up.
Pressing the spring button and pushing down the handlebar until it locks into the seat frame.
Pulling up the back cushion and securing it by tightening the back cushion tube knob.
Loosening the knob and pushing the back cushion down to prepare for folding.
Pressing the spring button and pulling up the handlebars to lock them for folding.
Grasping the handlebars and pulling them down to fold the unit.
Using the seat adjustment knob to slide the rear main frame back into the folded position.
Removing knobs and pulling down rear stabilizers to align holes for securing in folded position.
Tilting the bike onto transport wheels and grasping the handle to move it for storage or relocation.
Explains how to use buttons for selecting functions and resetting data.
Details functions like SCAN, SPEED, TIME, ODO, DIST, CAL, and PULSE.
Step-by-step guide to install or replace batteries in the computer console.
Instructions on turning the knob clockwise to increase tension and counterclockwise to decrease it.
Turning the adjustable leveler on rear stabilizers to ensure the bike is level.
Adjusting the seat forward or backward by pulling and releasing the seat adjustment knob.
How to clean the recumbent bike using a damp cloth and avoiding harsh chemicals.
Recommendations for storing the recumbent bike in a clean, dry, and safe environment.
Solution for the recumbent bike wobbling when in use.
Troubleshooting steps for no display or partial display on the computer console.
Resolving issues with no heart rate reading or erratic heart rate readings.
Addressing squeaking noises by inspecting and tightening loose bolts.
Instructions for performing neck rotations for warm-up or cool-down.
Instructions for performing shoulder shrugs for warm-up or cool-down.
Performing arm raises and side bends for stretching.
Stretching the quadriceps by pulling the heel towards the buttocks.
Stretching the inner thighs by sitting with soles together and pushing knees down.
Bending forward from the waist to stretch the back and hamstrings.
Stretching hamstrings by reaching towards the toes with extended legs.
Stretching calf and Achilles tendon by leaning against a wall.
General| Resistance Levels | 8 |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Stride Length | 13 inches |
| Maximum User Weight | 250 lbs |
| Display Metrics | Time, speed, distance, calories |
