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General| Resistance Levels | 8 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Resistance Type | Magnetic |
| Programs | 6 |
| Weight Capacity | 250 lb |
Locate and record the product's model and serial numbers for reference.
Contact information for questions, damaged or missing parts, and warranty registration.
Read all precautions and instructions before using the equipment.
Shows decal locations; request replacements if missing or illegible.
Highlights key safety warnings such as misuse, child safety, and weight limits.
Advise consulting a physician, especially for individuals over 35 or with health issues.
Guidelines on usage, home-only use, indoor placement, and floor protection.
Precautions on children, pets, weight limits, clothing, holding arms, and controlled stopping.
Warns against over-exercising, advising to stop immediately if faint or in pain.
Encourages reading the manual for benefit and information on the elliptical.
Familiarize yourself with labeled parts and dimensions before proceeding with assembly.
Identifies small parts needed for assembly, including key numbers and quantities.
Details assembly needs: two persons, cleared space, tools, and avoiding power tools.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the rear and front stabilizers to the frame.
Instructions for inserting resistance cable and connecting wire harness and reed switch.
Guides on sliding the upright onto the frame and attaching it with screws and bolts.
Attaching the water bottle holder to the upright using self-tapping screws and washers.
Steps to attach the right and left upper body arms to their respective legs.
Applying grease to axles and attaching upper body arms with specific hardware.
Attaching inner and outer covers to the upper body arms using self-tapping screws.
Instructions for attaching pedals to pedal arms and pedal arms to brackets.
Greasing crank axles and attaching them with washers, spacers, and locknuts.
Attaching pedal arms, installing console batteries, and connecting the console wire.
Ensuring all parts are properly tightened and checks after assembly.
Instructions on how to safely move the elliptical and adjust leveling caps.
How to increase or decrease pedaling resistance using the resistance knob.
Steps for safely getting on and off the elliptical, noting the lack of a free wheel.
Introduction to console features and feedback provided during workouts.
How to turn on the console and cycle through display modes (Scan, RPM, Speed, Time, Distance, Calories).
Explains what each display metric (RPM, Speed, Time, Distance, Calories) represents.
How to change measurement units (mph/km/h) and pause/resume workouts.
Regularly inspect and tighten parts. Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding console damage.
Addresses console issues from low batteries and procedures for adjusting the drive belt.
Using heart rate to determine intensity for fat burning and aerobic exercise.
Recommendations for warming up, training zone duration, cooling down, and workout frequency.
Detailed list of all parts with key numbers, quantities, and descriptions.
Visual breakdown of the main frame, pedals, crank, and associated hardware.
Exploded view of stabilizers, wheels, drive belt, and related parts.
Detailed exploded view of the upright, console, and upper body arm connections.
Visual breakdown of upper body arms, legs, covers, and their fasteners.
Details required information like model number, serial number, and part key number.
Details on mandatory registration, warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions.
