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LIVE GEAR COMFORT TRACK PRIME User Manual

LIVE GEAR COMFORT TRACK PRIME
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COMFORT TRACK PRIME
OWNER'S MANUAL
MODEL#97690
Get active for life
2011, Aug.
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LIVE GEAR COMFORT TRACK PRIME Specifications

General IconGeneral
Motor2.5 HP
Max User Weight120 kg
DisplayLCD
FoldableYes
Running SurfaceCushioned
Incline Levels12
Programs12

Summary

Safety Instructions

Overview Drawing

Parts List

Hardware Packing List

Assembly Instructions

Handlebar Support and Cable Connection

Connect sensor cables and attach handlebar supports to the stabilizer.

Handlebar Cover and Computer Installation

Install handlebar covers and connect computer components.

Folding Up & Incline Adjustments

Folding and Setting Down Treadmill

Instructions for folding and unfolding the treadmill using the spring knob.

Incline Adjustment Procedure

Steps to adjust the treadmill's incline level.

Computer Operation

Initial Setup and Clock Setting

Guide to setting the clock and initial monitor display.

Starting and Speed Control

Procedures for starting, stopping, and adjusting speed.

Presetting Workout Goals

How to set workout targets for time, distance, and calories.

Sleep Mode and Safety Key

Explains sleep mode and the importance of the safety key.

Lubrication & Running Belt Adjustment

Lubrication Guide

Instructions on using silicone oil for treadmill maintenance.

Running Belt Adjustment

How to adjust the running belt for centering and tension.

Warm Up and Cool Down Routine

Warm-up and Aerobic Exercise Basics

Importance of warm-up, aerobic exercise, and cool-down.

Head and Shoulder Stretches

Exercises for neck and shoulder flexibility.

Side and Leg Stretches

Exercises for side body, quadriceps, and inner thighs.

Torso and Lower Leg Stretches

Exercises for hamstrings, calves, and Achilles tendons.