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Essential safety guidelines for operating the treadmill to prevent injury and ensure proper use.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, including prohibiting GFCI outlets and proper cord routing.
Details on the importance of proper grounding for safety and risk reduction.
Key guidelines for operating the treadmill safely and effectively.
Explanation of the magnetic safety tether cord and its function for immediate stopping.
Diagram and explanation of the treadmill console's various features and displays.
Using grips or chest strap to display current heart rate in beats per minute.
Steps for starting the treadmill, adjusting speed, and slowing down.
How to pause, end, or reset the treadmill program using the Stop key.
Using hand sensors or chest transmitter to display heart rate during workouts.
Steps to create, name, and save custom user workout programs.
Formula (220 minus age) to calculate Maximum Heart Rate (MHR).
Guide for attaching and positioning the heart rate transmitter strap for optimal signal.
Instructions for downloading the Spirit Fit App and syncing via Bluetooth.
Identifying causes of erratic heart rate display and interference sources.
How to select and operate HR1 (60%) and HR2 (80%) programs.
Instructions for cleaning the belt and deck to maintain performance.
How to adjust belt tension using an Allen wrench for a steady running surface.
Procedure for adjusting belt tracking to keep it centered on the deck.
Steps to enter factory settings, select display units, and start calibration.
How to check and adjust speed sensor alignment for accurate speed readings.
Diagnosing and solving problems with display, belt centering, and hesitation.
Diagnosing motor responsiveness, speed limits, and sudden belt stops.
Diagnosing circuit breaker trips, computer shutdowns, and grounding problems.
Details warranty periods for frame, motor, deck, parts, and labor.
Steps for contacting dealers, service organizations, and returning units for repair.
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