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Vectra Fitness On-Line 1800 User Manual

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Vectra Fitness On-Line 1800 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVectra Fitness
ModelOn-Line 1800
CategoryFitness Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Manual Overview

Welcome and Manual Purpose

Your new Vectra On-Line® 1800 is designed for many years of reliable service and the manual guides you.

Safety Rules and Precautions

General Warning and Risk Reduction

Serious injury can occur from falling weights or moving parts. Obey simple rules to reduce risk.

Cable Integrity and Maintenance

Cables are wear items. Inspect regularly and replace worn or frayed cables immediately.

User Responsibility and Supervision

Read manual, consult physician, supervise children, keep clear of moving parts, ensure proper pin engagement, and obtain assistance for jams.

Assembly Instructions

Required Tools and Preparation

Lists necessary tools and advises selecting a good location and unboxing carefully with retainers in place.

Main Frame and Column Assembly

Instructions for assembling the shortest column, main column, and Ab/Row column to the main frame.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Leg/Ab Assembly and Cable Routing

Attaching leg/ab seat assembly, routing row column cable, and routing main column cable.

Row Arm and Leg Developer Connection

Connecting row arm assembly and leg developer, and routing associated cables.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Press Lever and Housing Assembly

Attaching press pivot levers and housing, including optional spring installation.

Press Handle and Cable Attachment

Assembling the press handle assembly and attaching the main cable to the press housing.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Floor Pieces and Weight Stack Guards

Installing triangular floor piece, rectangular piece, and weight stack guards.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Weight Stack and Guide Rod Installation

Installing guide rods, bumper, loading plates, and top plate assembly.

Upper Stack Support and Cable Routing

Attaching upper stack support and routing the stack cable through pulleys and supports.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Butterfly Station Assembly

Installing butterfly seat, back, arms, pads, and connecting butterfly cables.

Lat Bar Attachment

Attaching the lat bar (D) to the cable at the high pulley.

Assembly Instructions Continued

Cable Tension and Column Caps

Adjusting cable tension and installing column caps on main and Ab/Row columns.

Bench Cushions and Final Placement

Attaching bench cushions and positioning the bench.

Weight Stack Labels

Installing weight stack number labels as per instructions.

Exercise Program Guidelines

Pre-Exercise Consultation and Resources

Consult physician before exercise and use dealer as a resource for advice and motivation.

Exercise Safety and Pain Management

Distinguish fatigue from pain. Stop if sharp pain occurs. Consult physician if pain persists.

Exercise Program Guidelines Continued

Warm-up and Breathing Techniques

Perform stretching routine before exercise and breathe properly during lifts.

Weight Progression and Soreness

Start with comfortable weights, increase gradually, and reduce weight if excessive soreness occurs.

General Purpose Program

Program Structure and Frequency

Follow circuits, perform 10-15 reps, do 2+ circuits, and exercise every other day.

Starting Weight and Progression

Select starting weight for 15 reps, increase when easy, and always increase gradually.

General Purpose Program Example

Example General Purpose Circuit

Example circuit includes stretching, presses, leg extension, crunch, curl, butterfly, pulldown, and thigh work.

Specialty Program #1

Program Overview and Target Audience

For fitness enthusiasts aiming for muscle size/strength after 3-6 months of general training.

Repetitions, Sets, and Rest

Perform 2 sets of 5-8 reps per station with 1-minute rest between sets.

Weight Progression and Soreness Adjustment

Increase weight for 8 reps when easy, reduce reps to 5 for soreness.

Specialty Program #2

Sports-Specific Performance Optimization

For sports enthusiasts optimizing performance after 3-6 months of general fitness training.

Integrating Sport-Specific Exercises

Incorporate sport-specific exercises using heavy weight/5-8 reps into a general program.

Enhancing Total Fitness Profile

Perform 3 general purpose circuits per session to enhance overall fitness.

Routine Inspection and Maintenance

Monthly Inspection of Key Components

Inspect cables, bolts, accessories, pins, grips, and plates for wear, tightness, or damage.

Frame and Column Fastener Checks

Check tightness of frame, pulley, bench, leg developer, and press arm mounting bolts/screws.

Cable System and Component Integrity

Inspect cables, cable ends, selector pin, butterfly cables, and hand grips for proper function and wear.

Upholstery and Rust Prevention

Clean upholstery with mild soap and water. Use auto wax in humid areas to prevent rusting.

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Period Overview

Details warranty periods for home and commercial use for various components.

Warranty Conditions and Exclusions

Excludes damage from misuse, neglect, alteration, or lack of maintenance. Cosmetics and rust are not covered.

Claim Procedure and Consumer Rights

Procedure for warranty claims and explanation of consumer rights under the warranty.

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