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Battery| battery type | 4 “AA” Alkaline Cells |
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| battery life | Approximately 300 hours |
Computer Data Fields| power | up to 999 watts |
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| speed | up to 99.9 miles/hour or 99.9 kilometers/hour |
| distance | up to 999.99 miles or kilometers |
| odometer | up to 99999 miles or kilometers |
| ride time | up to 9 hours, 99 minutes, 59 seconds |
| total time | up to 999 hours, 59 minutes |
| elevation gain | up to 9999 feet or meters |
Weight and Dimensions| weight input field | up to 330 pounds or 150 kilograms |
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Describes the heavy gauge steel frame providing a stable platform for training and storage.
Details the integrated sensor and wireless transmitter for smooth, quiet, progressive resistance.
Explains the durable polyurethane drive roller, its benefits, and important maintenance points.
Lists the valuable training feedback provided by the Watt Master trainer, such as speed, distance, and power.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the trainer frame, base plate, and resistance unit.
Details how to replace the bike's QR skewer and mount it securely onto the trainer.
Guide to selecting units of measure and entering rider and bicycle weight for accurate readings.
Instructions on setting the correct trainer type, which is 'Type 3' for this model.
Explains how to activate the console and how resistance is naturally applied by rider and bike weight.
Offers advice for a quiet workout, minimizing tire wear, and proper tire maintenance.
Details the information presented on each of the three console screens.
Explains the indicator for low battery life and when to replace batteries.
Instructions for clearing current ride data and total distance/time data.
Details the system's automatic power-off feature to conserve battery life.
Provides a table mapping symbols to screen numbers and information for various data fields.
Step-by-step instructions to synchronize the console and resistance unit if the connection is lost.
Solutions for blank or erratic console displays and low battery warnings.
Instructions for replacing batteries in both the computer console and the transmitter.
Procedure for detaching the bicycle from the trainer after a workout.
Instructions on how to fold the trainer frame for transport or storage.
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