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General| Motor | 2.0 HP Continuous Duty DC Motor |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs (136 kg) |
| Dimensions | 64.5" L x 33" W x 52" H (164 cm x 84 cm x 132 cm) |
| Programs | 30 Programs (Speed, Incline, and Weight Loss) |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Contact Heart Rate Sensors |
| Display | LCD display |
| Incline Range | 0-13% |
| Running Surface | 20" W x 50" L (51 cm x 127 cm) |
Use grounded outlets, no extension cords, avoid aerosol/oxygen use, use safety clip.
Use on level surface, maintain clearance, keep hands from moving parts.
For in-home use; supervise children, consult doctor, wear proper footwear.
Check fixings, ensure stable surface, avoid loose clothing, prevent unauthorized use.
Route cord safely, avoid moisture/rain, and do not use near pools.
Use a dedicated outlet for the treadmill; ensure proper fuse rating.
Understand gradual adjustments, use caution with distractions, and always hold handrails.
Never mount/dismount while moving; handle console keys gently; replace defective parts.
Verify all parts and tools are present before starting assembly.
Connect the main frame and upright tubes using specified bolts and washers.
Attach the left and right upright tube covers to the base frame.
Attach signal wires, console, and upright tube covers using provided hardware.
Insert bottle holder and cut packing belt after main assembly is complete.
Loosen bolts in the main frame and base frame to prepare for folding.
Lift main frame until air pressure cylinder locks.
Unlock cylinder and lower main frame to unfold the running deck.
Insert safety key before running and pull cord for emergency stop.
Fold, unplug, support, and lower treadmill to engage wheels for moving.
Overview of console display elements and primary control buttons.
Detailed functions of buttons like Switch, Volume, Mode, Incline, and Speed.
Explanation of displayed metrics (Time, Distance, Calories) and how to use controls.
Prepare body with warm-up, maintain target zones during exercise, and cool down with stretching.
Follow guidelines for intensity and breathing; understand heart rate zones based on age.
Clean treadmill monthly, vacuum motor shield annually, check parts and fixings.
Lubricate belt/deck/rollers as per schedule; adjust belt drift and tightness.
Check mat underside for slickness; apply silicone lubricant if dry.
Adjust belt drift (left/right) and belt tightness using adjusting bolts.
Safely remove motor cover, old brush, and install new brush.
Connect new brush lead, insert brush, re-engage clip, and replace motor cover.
List of major treadmill components with their part numbers.
List of fasteners, wires, and electrical parts with specifications.
Resolve display errors, no speed signal, and communication link issues.
Address motor failure, incline issues, stall protection, and current overflow.
Understand Australian Consumer Law rights and contact details for warranty support.
Ensure proper contact and understand factors affecting heart rate sensor accuracy.
Be aware of technology limitations and test sensors for proper functionality.
