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Lifepro PACER - User Manual

Lifepro PACER
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Summary

Get Started

Whats In The Box

Lists all components included with the Lifepro Pacer Treadmill, ensuring all parts are present before assembly.

First Steps

Provides initial actions for setting up the treadmill, including unboxing, checking parts, reading the manual, and warranty registration.

Customer Support

Offers contact information for assistance with assembly, usage, or any questions regarding the Pacer treadmill.

Get Acquainted

Assembly Hardware

Details the specific hardware components required for assembling the Pacer treadmill, such as hex keys and screws.

Parts of the Pacer

Treadmill Placement Notes

Important Safety Notes for Placement of Your Pacer

Provides critical safety guidelines for positioning the treadmill to ensure proper operation and prevent hazards.

5-Minute Assembly Guide

Assembly Notes

Key considerations and requirements before starting the treadmill assembly process for safety and ease.

Lay Out the Treadmill Parts and Hardware

Instructions on how to properly arrange treadmill components and tools on the floor before assembly begins.

Assemble the Upright Posts

Step-by-step guide for attaching the upright posts to the treadmill frame using provided hardware.

Secure the Handrail Frame

Details on how to safely attach the handrail assembly to the treadmill's upright posts.

Secure the Display

Instructions for locking the display console into its correct and secure position.

Lubricate the Treadmill Belt

Guidance on lubricating the treadmill belt as a crucial step before initial use.

How to Use the Pacer

Powering On the Pacer

Steps for correctly connecting and turning on the Lifepro Pacer treadmill.

Setting Up the Safety Clip

Instructions on how to properly insert and use the safety clip for emergency shutdown.

Getting On the Treadmill

Guidance on safely mounting the treadmill belt once it has started moving.

Getting Off the Treadmill

Steps to safely dismount the treadmill after stopping the belt.

Powering Off the Pacer

Procedure for safely shutting down and unplugging the Pacer treadmill.

Important Safety Tips

What to Do In An Emergency

Essential actions to take during an emergency, including using the safety key.

Disabling the Pacer for Safety

Instructions on removing the safety key to prevent unauthorized use.

During Exercise

Guidelines for safe and effective exercise practices while using the treadmill.

Folding and Moving the Pacer

Folding Down the Pacer

Step-by-step instructions for safely lowering the treadmill deck.

Folding Up the Pacer

Detailed guide on how to safely raise and lock the treadmill deck into its upright position.

Moving and Storing the Pacer

Operating Instructions

Using the Keypad to Operate the Pacer

Explanation of the treadmill's keypad functions and how to use them for controlling workouts.

Reading the Pacer Display and Using the Handrail Controls

Using the Training Programs

Training with Preset Programs (P01-P36)

Guide on selecting and using the 36 pre-programmed workouts for varied training challenges.

Training with User-Programmable Programs (U01-003)

Instructions for creating and saving personalized workout routines.

Training with Heart-Rate-Controlled Programs (HRC1-HRC3)

Details on using heart-rate controlled programs with a chest belt for targeted training.

Calculating BMI

Calculating BMI with the Body Fat Program (F1)

Steps to calculate Body Mass Index (BMI) using the treadmill's built-in program.

Creating a Manual Workout

Creating a Custom Workout (0.0)

Guide to starting a quick, customized workout by manually adjusting speed and incline.

Using Training Modes to Customize Your Manual Workout

Explanation of modes for setting time, distance, or calorie goals in manual workouts.

Pulse and Heart Rate

Maximum Heart Rate

Explains how to calculate maximum heart rate using the formula 220 - Age.

Health & Wellness Training

Defines the target heart rate zone for health and wellness, and its benefits.

Fat Burning Training

Details the target heart rate zone for fat burning and its associated calorie expenditure.

Conditioning & Fitness Training

Outlines the target heart rate zone for improving stamina and conditioning.

Pulse & Heart Rate Monitoring

Pulse Rate Monitoring Using the Hand Sensors

Explains how to use the integrated handrail sensors to measure pulse rate.

Heart Rate Measurement Using the Chest Belt

Details on using the chest belt accessory for accurate heart rate measurement.

Training Recommendations

Preparing for Training

Advice on consulting a physician before starting a new exercise program, especially for certain health conditions.

Hydration

Recommendations for adequate fluid intake before and during exercise sessions.

Training Frequency

Guidance on optimal frequency for endurance training to maintain cardiovascular fitness.

Exercise Intensity

Advice on setting appropriate exercise intensity levels for various fitness goals.

Duration of Individual Training Sessions

Recommendations for the duration of exercise sessions for beginners and experienced users.

Training Documentation

Suggestions for creating a training plan and documenting progress for motivation.

Training Instructions

Step 1: Warm-Up Phase

Guidance on performing pre-exercise stretches and a light warm-up walk.

Step 2: Exercise Phase

Advice on building muscle, stamina, and cardiovascular health during the main workout.

Step 3: Recovery Phase

Instructions for cooling down post-exercise with stretches and a slow walk.

Safety Instructions

Responsibilities

Outlines the owner's and user's responsibilities regarding safe operation and information.

Electrical

Guidelines for safe electrical connections and usage of the treadmill.

Personal Safety Instructions for Exercise

Training Environment

Recommendations for the optimal indoor environment for treadmill operation.

Maintenance and Care

Before First Use or After a Long Break From Training

Checks to perform before initial use or after an extended period without using the treadmill.

Maintenance & Cleaning Intervals

Recommended frequency for cleaning and general upkeep of the treadmill.

Check the Lubrication of the Running Belt: Once a Week

Procedure for weekly checks of the treadmill belt's lubrication level.

Check the Alignment of the Running Belt: Once a Week

Guidance on weekly inspection and adjustment of the treadmill belt's alignment.

Clean the Motor Compartment: Once a Month

Instructions for monthly cleaning of the treadmill's motor compartment.

Check the Mounting Materials: Once a Month

Recommendation for monthly checks and tightening of treadmill mounting hardware.

Why is Maintenance of My Treadmill So Important?

Explains the importance of regular maintenance for treadmill longevity and performance.

What Can Happen If There Is a Lack of Maintenance?

Details the consequences and potential damage from neglecting treadmill maintenance.

Why Do I Have to Clean the Motor Compartment?

Explains the necessity of cleaning the motor compartment to prevent electrical issues.

Summary

Get Started

Whats In The Box

Lists all components included with the Lifepro Pacer Treadmill, ensuring all parts are present before assembly.

First Steps

Provides initial actions for setting up the treadmill, including unboxing, checking parts, reading the manual, and warranty registration.

Customer Support

Offers contact information for assistance with assembly, usage, or any questions regarding the Pacer treadmill.

Get Acquainted

Assembly Hardware

Details the specific hardware components required for assembling the Pacer treadmill, such as hex keys and screws.

Parts of the Pacer

Treadmill Placement Notes

Important Safety Notes for Placement of Your Pacer

Provides critical safety guidelines for positioning the treadmill to ensure proper operation and prevent hazards.

5-Minute Assembly Guide

Assembly Notes

Key considerations and requirements before starting the treadmill assembly process for safety and ease.

Lay Out the Treadmill Parts and Hardware

Instructions on how to properly arrange treadmill components and tools on the floor before assembly begins.

Assemble the Upright Posts

Step-by-step guide for attaching the upright posts to the treadmill frame using provided hardware.

Secure the Handrail Frame

Details on how to safely attach the handrail assembly to the treadmill's upright posts.

Secure the Display

Instructions for locking the display console into its correct and secure position.

Lubricate the Treadmill Belt

Guidance on lubricating the treadmill belt as a crucial step before initial use.

How to Use the Pacer

Powering On the Pacer

Steps for correctly connecting and turning on the Lifepro Pacer treadmill.

Setting Up the Safety Clip

Instructions on how to properly insert and use the safety clip for emergency shutdown.

Getting On the Treadmill

Guidance on safely mounting the treadmill belt once it has started moving.

Getting Off the Treadmill

Steps to safely dismount the treadmill after stopping the belt.

Powering Off the Pacer

Procedure for safely shutting down and unplugging the Pacer treadmill.

Important Safety Tips

What to Do In An Emergency

Essential actions to take during an emergency, including using the safety key.

Disabling the Pacer for Safety

Instructions on removing the safety key to prevent unauthorized use.

During Exercise

Guidelines for safe and effective exercise practices while using the treadmill.

Folding and Moving the Pacer

Folding Down the Pacer

Step-by-step instructions for safely lowering the treadmill deck.

Folding Up the Pacer

Detailed guide on how to safely raise and lock the treadmill deck into its upright position.

Moving and Storing the Pacer

Operating Instructions

Using the Keypad to Operate the Pacer

Explanation of the treadmill's keypad functions and how to use them for controlling workouts.

Reading the Pacer Display and Using the Handrail Controls

Using the Training Programs

Training with Preset Programs (P01-P36)

Guide on selecting and using the 36 pre-programmed workouts for varied training challenges.

Training with User-Programmable Programs (U01-003)

Instructions for creating and saving personalized workout routines.

Training with Heart-Rate-Controlled Programs (HRC1-HRC3)

Details on using heart-rate controlled programs with a chest belt for targeted training.

Calculating BMI

Calculating BMI with the Body Fat Program (F1)

Steps to calculate Body Mass Index (BMI) using the treadmill's built-in program.

Creating a Manual Workout

Creating a Custom Workout (0.0)

Guide to starting a quick, customized workout by manually adjusting speed and incline.

Using Training Modes to Customize Your Manual Workout

Explanation of modes for setting time, distance, or calorie goals in manual workouts.

Pulse and Heart Rate

Maximum Heart Rate

Explains how to calculate maximum heart rate using the formula 220 - Age.

Health & Wellness Training

Defines the target heart rate zone for health and wellness, and its benefits.

Fat Burning Training

Details the target heart rate zone for fat burning and its associated calorie expenditure.

Conditioning & Fitness Training

Outlines the target heart rate zone for improving stamina and conditioning.

Pulse & Heart Rate Monitoring

Pulse Rate Monitoring Using the Hand Sensors

Explains how to use the integrated handrail sensors to measure pulse rate.

Heart Rate Measurement Using the Chest Belt

Details on using the chest belt accessory for accurate heart rate measurement.

Training Recommendations

Preparing for Training

Advice on consulting a physician before starting a new exercise program, especially for certain health conditions.

Hydration

Recommendations for adequate fluid intake before and during exercise sessions.

Training Frequency

Guidance on optimal frequency for endurance training to maintain cardiovascular fitness.

Exercise Intensity

Advice on setting appropriate exercise intensity levels for various fitness goals.

Duration of Individual Training Sessions

Recommendations for the duration of exercise sessions for beginners and experienced users.

Training Documentation

Suggestions for creating a training plan and documenting progress for motivation.

Training Instructions

Step 1: Warm-Up Phase

Guidance on performing pre-exercise stretches and a light warm-up walk.

Step 2: Exercise Phase

Advice on building muscle, stamina, and cardiovascular health during the main workout.

Step 3: Recovery Phase

Instructions for cooling down post-exercise with stretches and a slow walk.

Safety Instructions

Responsibilities

Outlines the owner's and user's responsibilities regarding safe operation and information.

Electrical

Guidelines for safe electrical connections and usage of the treadmill.

Personal Safety Instructions for Exercise

Training Environment

Recommendations for the optimal indoor environment for treadmill operation.

Maintenance and Care

Before First Use or After a Long Break From Training

Checks to perform before initial use or after an extended period without using the treadmill.

Maintenance & Cleaning Intervals

Recommended frequency for cleaning and general upkeep of the treadmill.

Check the Lubrication of the Running Belt: Once a Week

Procedure for weekly checks of the treadmill belt's lubrication level.

Check the Alignment of the Running Belt: Once a Week

Guidance on weekly inspection and adjustment of the treadmill belt's alignment.

Clean the Motor Compartment: Once a Month

Instructions for monthly cleaning of the treadmill's motor compartment.

Check the Mounting Materials: Once a Month

Recommendation for monthly checks and tightening of treadmill mounting hardware.

Why is Maintenance of My Treadmill So Important?

Explains the importance of regular maintenance for treadmill longevity and performance.

What Can Happen If There Is a Lack of Maintenance?

Details the consequences and potential damage from neglecting treadmill maintenance.

Why Do I Have to Clean the Motor Compartment?

Explains the necessity of cleaning the motor compartment to prevent electrical issues.

Overview

The Lifepro Pacer Treadmill is a home-use fitness device designed to provide cardiovascular and muscle strength training. It features a low-decibel motor for quiet operation and a foldable design for small-footprint storage, making it suitable for in-home use without the need for tools or screws for folding.

Function Description:

The Pacer Treadmill offers a comprehensive workout experience with various training programs and monitoring features. Users can walk, jog, or run to improve strength, stamina, regulate weight, decrease chronic pain, boost metabolism, decrease stress, lower blood pressure, and develop stronger bones.

Important Technical Specifications:

  • Size Folded: 32.1 x 27.2 x 54.5 inches
  • Size Unfolded: 59.4 x 27.2 x 53.1 inches
  • Running Surface: 49.2 x 16.5 inches
  • Net Weight: 115 lbs
  • Maximum User Weight: 220 lbs
  • Motor Power: 1.25-1.75 HP
  • Voltage: 110 V
  • Amplitude: ≤0.5-3.5 mm
  • Decibel Rating: HC (home-use grade)
  • Speed: 0.6-9.9 mi/hr (adjustable in 0.1 mi/hr increments)
  • Incline: 0-12 levels (adjustable in 1 level increments)

Usage Features:

  • Training Programs:
    • 36 Preset Training Programs (P01-P36): Divided into 10 segments, each with set speed and incline. Users can adjust workout time from 5:00-99:00 minutes.
    • 3 User-Programmable Programs (U01-U03): Allows users to create and save personalized workouts with unique speed and incline settings for 10 segments.
    • 3 Heart-Rate-Controlled Programs (HRC1-HRC3): These programs (HRC1: 5.6 mi/hr max, HRC2: 6.8 mi/hr max, HRC3: 8.1 mi/hr max) adjust speed automatically to maintain a target heart rate, requiring the use of the included chest belt accessory. Users input their age or a personalized heart rate range (80-180 bpm).
    • BMI Calculation Program (F1): Measures Body Mass Index.
  • Display and Controls:
    • LCD Display: Shows incline/distance, time/calories, and speed/pulse.
    • Keypad: Includes Incline Buttons (up/down, rapid 6/9), Program Button, Start/Pause Button, Stop Button, Mode Button (for manual workout goals), and Speed Buttons (up/down, rapid 3.7/5.6).
    • Handrail Controls: Increase/Decrease Incline and Speed buttons, and Hand Pulse Sensors.
  • Safety Features:
    • Safety Key: Must be inserted for the treadmill to operate. Removing it stops the treadmill immediately in an emergency.
    • Soft-Fold-System: Allows the deck to fold down slowly and safely.
    • Hydraulic Cylinder: Assists in folding and unfolding the treadmill.
  • Heart Rate Monitoring:
    • Hand Pulse Sensors: Integrated into the handrail for short-term pulse rate determination.
    • Chest Belt Accessory: Wirelessly measures heart rate directly from the skin for more accurate readings, especially for HRC programs.
  • Bluetooth Functionality: Allows connection to fitness apps for creating training goals and tracking progress.
  • Placement Notes: Requires at least 7 feet of clearance behind and 4 feet from the front and sides. Should be operated on a clear, flat, clean floor. A mat or rug is recommended on carpeted surfaces to ensure clearance and prevent slipping.

Maintenance Features:

  • Lubrication: The treadmill belt must be lubricated before first use and regularly thereafter with silicone oil to reduce friction between the running belt and deck, extending the life of the treadmill. Instructions for lubricating the belt are provided.
  • Cleaning:
    • After each workout: Clean with a damp cloth to remove perspiration and liquid residues. Avoid solvents or chemical cleaners.
    • Motor Compartment (monthly): Remove cover bolts and vacuum visible dust to prevent electronic component damage. This must be done with the power off and unplugged.
  • Running Belt Alignment (weekly): Check and correct if the belt is running to one side.
  • Mounting Materials (monthly): Check and tighten bolts and nuts.
  • Pre-use Check: Before first use or after a long break, ensure the treadmill is safe, free of objects, and has a continuous film of lubricant on the running deck.

The Lifepro Pacer Treadmill comes with a lifetime warranty, requiring product registration within 14 days of purchase. Lifepro also provides access to a library of free workout videos to help users incorporate the Pacer into their fitness routine.

Lifepro PACER Specifications

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BrandLifepro
ModelPACER
CategoryTreadmill
LanguageEnglish

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