Vibration Therapeutic VT007

Questions and Answers

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Hunter WilsonJul 29, 2025
Why is my Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment making excessive noise?
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  Jeffery SmallJul 29, 2025
  If your Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment is making excessive noise, first ensure the power cord isn't touching the vibrating unit and rearrange it if it is. Next, check for any accessories or other items between the upper and lower boards and remove them. Also, try to balance your body weight on the vibrating plate to find the spot that causes the least noise. If the issue persists and you suspect an assembly quality problem, contact the seller.
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Brittney DuncanAug 3, 2025
What to do if the remote control for my Vibration Therapeutic VT007 Medical Equipment does not work?
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  Eric BrowningAug 3, 2025
  If the remote control for your Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment isn't working, first make sure you're pointing it at the remote signal receiving window on the control box. If that doesn't work, replace the battery (CR2025). If it still doesn't work, contact the seller for a replacement.
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David BryantAug 9, 2025
How to fix Vibration Therapeutic VT007 Medical Equipment when the control panel lights are not on?
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  Michael SmithAug 9, 2025
  If the control panel lights on your Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment are not on after powering it on, first check the circuit breaker in your house to ensure electricity is available. Then, make sure the power cord is properly plugged into both the control box and the electricity supply socket. If the issue persists, the machine fuse might be burned out (5 Amp fuse tube, Diameter 2mm / Length 20mm); replace the fuse. If it's a new machine, contact the seller.
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Andrew FieldsAug 16, 2025
What to do if Vibration Therapeutic VT007 does not vibrate when the Play button is pressed?
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  Jennifer OrtizAug 16, 2025
  If your Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment's control panel lights are on, but the machine doesn't vibrate when you press the Play button, the control box might not be properly connected to the vibrating unit. Ensure that the control box is correctly connected.
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Angel HumphreyAug 21, 2025
Why does my Vibration Therapeutic VT007 Medical Equipment make a clunk sound when switching amplitude?
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  Matthew PerkinsAug 21, 2025
  The clunk sound heard when switching amplitude and in P3 mode on your Vibration Therapeutic Medical Equipment is normal. When the motor reverses direction to change amplitude, the eccentric wheels strike the stop block, producing this sound. This is not a defect, so there's no need to worry.

Summary

Terms, Conditions & Warranty Information

New User Guidance

Advice for new users on starting vibration use, recommending gradual increases in frequency, amplitude, and duration.

Return Policy and Warranty

Details the 90-day return policy and 10-year product warranty for US customers.

Customer Service & Parts

Contact info for customer service and ordering free replacement parts, guaranteed for 15 years.

Product Registration Benefits

Highlights convenience and advantages of product registration for warranty and safety updates.

Disclaimers and Health Precautions

Medical Consultation Advice

Recommends consulting a medical professional before using the device, especially with existing medical conditions.

Health Benefit Endorsement Disclaimer

States that suggested health benefits are not endorsed by regulatory authorities or medical institutes.

Risks, Warnings, and Hazards

General Vibration Health Risks

Warns about excessive vibration exposure and lists medical conditions contraindicating use.

Managing Nausea and Dizziness

Addresses potential nausea/dizziness and provides methods to mitigate these side effects.

Safety and Operational Guidelines

Safe Indoor Usage Environment

Specifies requirements for indoor use, including floor type and stability, plus advice for users with low strength.

Operational Safety Rules

Key safety rules including not leaving the machine unattended and maintaining body contact during operation.

Floor Protection and Stability

Advises on using mats for vibration absorption and preventing machine movement or damage.

EMF Exposure Information

Provides information on EMF emissions from the device and the EPA's perspective on health effects.

Vibration Noise Management

Understanding Device Noise

Explains that noise levels increase with frequency and can indicate potential assembly errors.

Recommended Exercises

Core Strengthening Exercises

Suggests performing core strength physical exercises on the VT007 for enhanced results.

Technical Specifications and Setup

VT007 Package Contents

Lists all items included in the VT007 vibration plate box for unboxing.

Control Console Connection

Step-by-step instructions for connecting the control console to the main vibration unit.

Detailed Technical Specs

Lists device specifications: vibration type, frequency, amplitude, power, dimensions, weight, and max user weight.

Device Settings and Operation

Default Vibration Settings

Details the factory default settings for manual mode, frequency, amplitude, and session time.

Quick Start Operation Guide

Guides users on starting the VT007 with default settings and gradually adapting to its use.

Control Panel Display Indicators

Explains the meaning of the control panel's digital displays and indicator lights.

Control and Remote Operations

Control Panel Button Functions

Describes the function of each button on the physical control panel for device adjustment.

Remote Control Button Functions

Explains the operation of each button on the infrared remote control.

Button Function Limitations

Outlines specific scenarios where control panel and remote buttons are logically disabled during operation.

Manual and Program Modes

Manual Mode Usage

Instructions for manual operation, including setting timer, adjusting frequency, and amplitude.

Program Mode Descriptions

Details the three pre-programmed modes (P1, P2, P3) with varying frequency and amplitude patterns.

Program Mode Visualizations

Charts illustrating frequency and amplitude changes over time for program modes P1, P2, and P3.

FAQ, Sounds, and Maintenance

Understanding Operational Sounds

Explains the 'clunk' and grinding sounds as normal occurrences related to motor operation.

Optimizing Body Weight Placement

Guides users on aligning body weight on the intensity center for best performance and reduced noise.

Fuse Replacement Guide

Provides instructions for replacing the device fuse, including its location and specifications.

VT007 Troubleshooting Guide

Console Display and Power Issues

Solutions for non-functional console displays or unstable power connections.

Vibration Activation Problems

Troubleshooting steps when the machine fails to vibrate after pressing the start button.

Remote Control Not Working

Diagnosing and fixing issues with the remote control, including battery replacement.

Machine Unresponsive or Max Speed

Addressing scenarios where the machine does not respond to buttons or runs at the highest speed.

Troubleshooting Excessive Noise

Identifying causes of excessive noise, such as loose screws, and their solutions.

VT007 Component Breakdown and Serviceability

Exploded View Diagram

A visual breakdown of the VT007 vibration plate, showing its internal components and assembly.

User Serviceability Information

Details the machine's user-serviceable design and provides resources for repair assistance.

The VT007 Vibration Plate Exercise Machine is a linear vibration device designed for health improvement through physical exercise. It is intended for indoor use on a flat, dry floor, free from flammable gas or dust.

Function Description:

The VT007 generates linear vibrations with adjustable frequency and amplitude. It can be operated in either manual control mode (P0) or one of three pre-programmed modes (P1, P2, P3). The device aims to enhance various physical exercises by providing vibration stimulation, particularly for core strength and lower limb muscle exercises like squats, L-squats, deadlifts, calf-raises, tiptoeing, V-sits, and push-ups. New users are advised to start with lower frequency, lower amplitude, and shorter exercise times, gradually increasing intensity as they adapt. The device is designed to be user-serviceable, allowing for disassembly and replacement of parts.

Important Technical Specifications:

Type of Vibration: Linear Vibration
Frequency Range: 10 – 40 Hz Adjustable
Amplitude @ Hi (without load): 1.5 – 3 mm
Amplitude @ Lo (without load): 0.7 – 1.2 mm
Power Supply: AC 110V – 240V, 50/60Hz
Electric Motor: PMDC motor 120V 80W
Machine Dimensions: 560 x 420 x 145 mm (22 x 16.5 x 5.7 inches)
Machine Weight: 10.4 KG (23 LB)
Max User Weight: 140 KG (308 LB)

Usage Features:

Control Console: The VT007 features a separated plug-in type control console with digit-displays for Hz/Program and Session Time, and indicators for amplitude setting (Green for Lo, Red for Hi). It also has an IR signal receiving sensor for the remote control.
Remote Control: A remote control is included for convenient operation, allowing users to adjust session time, frequency, amplitude, and select program modes. The remote is an infra-red type and requires CR2032 or CR2025 batteries.
Manual Control Mode (P0): Allows users to set exercise session time (1-20 minutes, default 10 minutes), adjust vibration frequency (10-40Hz, default 15Hz), and switch between Hi and Lo amplitude settings at any time.
Program Modes (P1, P2, P3): These modes offer pre-programmed frequency and amplitude patterns over a 10-minute session.
- P1 (Lo Amplitude): Designed for "Relax exercise" with varying low frequencies.
- P2 (Hi Amplitude): Designed for "Cardio exercise" with varying high frequencies.
- P3 (Lo/Hi Mixed Amplitude): Designed for "Mixed exercise" incorporating both low and high amplitude settings alongside frequency changes.
Safety Recommendations: Users are advised to keep their body on the vibration plate when it is running, bend knees or lift heels to minimize vibration transmission to the upper body and head, and adjust position to minimize vibration noise. For those lacking physical strength or balance, holding onto a wall-mounted handrail or sturdy furniture is recommended.
Amplitude Switching: The device switches amplitude by reversing motor rotation direction to reposition eccentric wheels. This may produce a "clunk sound" and a short "grinding sound," which are normal occurrences and do not indicate a defect.
Vibration Intensity Center: The vibration intensity center shifts based on the amplitude setting. At Hi amplitude, it's towards the control box side; at Lo amplitude, it's away from the control box side. Users should align their body weight on the intensity center for optimal performance and reduced noise.
Exercise Mat: Placing a large EVA exercise mat beneath the vibration plate is suggested to absorb downward transmitted vibration, especially on wood frame construction floors.

Maintenance Features:

Replacement Parts Supply: The manufacturer guarantees the supply of replacement parts for at least 15 years after purchase, available free of charge.
User-Serviceable Design: The VT007 is designed for easy disassembly using a screwdriver and two hex wrenches, facilitating repairs and part replacements.
Fuse Replacement: The device includes a replaceable 5 amp glass tube fuse (20mm length, 5mm diameter) located next to the power switch, accessible by prying out the fuse box with a screwdriver.
Troubleshooting Guide: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting section for common issues such as power connection problems, control panel malfunctions, remote control issues, and excessive noise, offering possible causes and solutions.
Product Registration: Users are encouraged to register their product online to facilitate warranty service, product recalls, updates, and safety warnings.