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General| Type | Treadmill |
|---|---|
| Running Surface Length | 60 inches |
| Running Surface Width | 22 inches |
| Incline Range | 0 - 15% |
| Max User Weight | 400 lbs |
Emphasizes the need for two people and warns against solo assembly.
Instructs to check fastener flushness to prevent cross-threading damage.
Provides recommendations for optimal equipment placement and assembly environment.
Lists the necessary tools for the assembly process.
Details the hardware components included for assembly.
Instructions for unpacking and using a ramp for treadmill base removal.
Guides routing data cable and attaching upright supports with hardware.
Covers removing hood, attaching dash assembly, and routing data cable.
Instructions for connecting Ethernet, TV (coaxial), and Power cables.
Details attaching the fairing to the upright supports with screws and washers.
Warns against premature tightening of fasteners and pinching cables.
Guides connecting the new power cable, supply, and AC cord.
Directs routing the DC output cable through cable ties.
Notes the installation of an accessory jack panel for console cables.
Removing blank plate and threading cable assembly down the support.
Routing and connecting TV, Ethernet, and optional console cables to the panel.
Replacing the jack panel and tightening the screws.
Securing corner covers, hood, and access covers with screws.
Directs user to console installation guide for console and harness.
Reattaching the back cover and fully tightening all assembly screws.
Adjusting rear feet to ensure the unit is level and stable.
Ensures feet contact floor and plugs power cord into an appropriate outlet.
States treadmill requires a 20-amp grounded branch circuit per code.
Starting treadmill at 3 MPH to observe and begin belt tracking adjustments.
Adjusting the right side take-up roller based on belt drift direction.
Specifies using quarter turns and the right roller bolt for adjustments.
Steps to check and adjust the running belt alignment for centering.
Warns that belt tears or fraying due to misalignment are not covered by warranty.
Procedure to verify the functionality of the STOP button.
Procedure to verify the functionality of the safety clip and reset switch.
Notes that the default Auto Stop setting is ON and can be administrator-controlled.
Steps to test the automatic stop feature after a period of inactivity.
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