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General| Equipment Category | Treadmill |
|---|---|
| Type | Treadmill |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
| Maximum User Weight | 400 lbs |
| Power Requirements | 120V, 15A |
| Speed Range | 0.5 - 12 mph / 0.8 - 19.3 km/h |
| Incline Range | 0-15% |
Lists the types of commercial fitness equipment covered by the manual.
Covers reading instructions, physician consultation, user supervision, and clothing.
Highlights risks of electric shock from water, liquids, and improper grounding.
Details on assembly, surface setup, and moving equipment to prevent injury.
Explains the purpose and operation of the safety code feature for unauthorized access.
References ETL-c logo and compliance with electrical safety standards.
Guidance on instructing patrons on safe equipment usage and etiquette.
Information on internal batteries and proper recycling of equipment.
Details FCC Part 15 compliance for Class A digital devices.
States compliance with Canadian ICES-003 for Class A digital apparatus.
Lists EU directives and standards the product conforms to.
Explains the importance of grounding for electrical safety and warranty.
Specifies connection requirements for 120V and 240V equipment.
Provides website and contact information for customer support and service.
Instructions on enabling, entering, and using the safety code for machine access.
Details on attaching and using the safety clip for treadmill belt control.
Procedure for turning the treadmill's power switch on and off.
Specifies maximum user weight limits for runners and walkers.
Minimum space requirements for user safety and maintenance around the treadmill.
Table showing minimum rates of motion needed for self-powered equipment to function.
Explains informational displays and shutdown process for low battery or motion.
Identifies signs of a low battery, such as flickering display or lost data.
Discusses benefits of the power adapter for sustained power and feature access.
Details on purchasing and installing the internal cable kit for the power adapter.
Advises consulting service technicians for battery replacement and proper disposal.
Enabling/disabling safety codes, managing hidden programs, and remote access.
Customizing display language and choosing between U.S. or Metric units.
Setting exercise time, pause time, cool-down, speed, and incline limits.
Options like EFX auto-level, cycle resistance range, and custom programs.
Provides advice on accessing club programming and general tips for use.
Describes the keys used for navigating and making selections in club programming mode.
Instructions on how to enable or disable the safety code feature.
Steps to change the display language for prompts and messages.
Procedure to select measurement units for display.
How to set a limit for the duration of an exercise session.
Configures the allowable duration for pausing an exercise session.
Sets the duration for the cool-down period after a workout.
Sets the maximum speed for the treadmill, affecting user-selectable speeds.
Sets the maximum incline level for the treadmill.
Options to show or hide performance-based workout programs from users.
Enables setting user speed/incline via computer software through CSAFE port.
Sets a specific ramp incline for the EFX to return to post-workout.
Sets low, medium, or high resistance ranges available on cycles.
Preprogramming workout profiles by setting column heights for incline/resistance.
Navigating to view odometer, hour meter, serial number, usage, and error logs.
Accessing error messages recorded by the software for troubleshooting.
Procedure to clear all entries from the error log.
Process for entering a user ID for identification with CSAFE master devices.
Checking for wear, loose parts, unusual noises, and safety lanyard condition.
Instructions for cleaning the equipment with mild soap and water.
Steps for cleaning the ramp and roller wheels on EFX models.
Guidance on storing the optional heart rate chest strap properly.
Procedure to ensure the running belt is centered for smooth operation.
Instructions on how to adjust the belt tracking using the adjustment bolt.
Steps to loosen, adjust, and retighten the seat tilt on upright cycles.
Procedure to realign the center wheel and remove side-to-side seat movement.
Guidelines for obtaining help, using lifting techniques, and roller wheels.
Instructions for unplugging and storing equipment when not in use.
General terms of the limited warranty, including notification and availability for inspection.
Details specific warranty periods for different parts and product types.
Warranty coverage for components connected internally or externally to the console.
Conditions that must be met for warranty validity and usage restrictions.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Precor disclaims other representations and limits implied warranties.
Precor is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.
