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General| Resistance Levels | 16 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Workout Programs | 13 |
| Transport Wheels | Yes |
| Type | Upright |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Grip |
| Maximum User Weight | 136 kg (300 lbs) |
Advice and tips for preparing the assembly area and process.
Connect end caps and stabilizers to the main frame assembly.
Securely attach the left and right pedals to the bicycle frame.
Steps for attaching the seat post to the frame.
Securing the seat to the seat post assembly.
Installing the console mast cable to the frame assembly cable.
Attaching the console mast to the main frame assembly.
Attaching the handlebars to the console mast assembly.
Securing the console bracket to the frame assembly.
Removing pre-installed hardware from the console unit.
Connecting cables and attaching the console to the frame.
Adjusting and tightening the console mast and the console.
Connecting the AC adapter and performing a final check of the assembly.
Adjusting the bike's levelers and guidance on how to move it.
Explains the functions of the console's various buttons.
Details on how Time, Interval, Speed, RPM, Distance, Watt, Level, and Calories are shown.
How to use the built-in handlebar sensors for heart rate monitoring.
Information on using a chest strap transmitter for heart rate.
Guidance on attire, exercise frequency, and seat adjustment for optimal use.
Instructions for adjusting foot position, console tilt, and handlebar position.
Console states, auto-shutoff, and how to begin a quick workout.
Guide for setting measurement units, machine type, and screen brightness.
Selecting and starting workouts as a guest or using profile programs.
Overview of storing user data and tracking workout statistics.
Instructions for modifying existing user profile information.
Steps to remove a user profile from the console.
How to access and start custom workouts and various profile programs.
Changing resistance levels and performing the fitness test for assessment.
Using the Heart Rate Control program for targeted training intensity.
Setting distance goals and understanding the results/cool down display.
Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks for equipment care.
Resolving problems with the unit not turning on or having display issues.
Diagnosing and fixing issues when the heart rate sensors are not functioning.
Troubleshooting telemetric HR and specific error codes like "E2".
Addressing issues with speed/RPM readings and "Please Pedal" error messages.
Solutions for the console shutting off and fan operational problems.
Fixing fan issues, unit rocking, loose pedals, and pedaling noises.
Information on who is covered, what is covered, and what is not covered by the warranty.
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