To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Weslo Pro 11.2x Bike pedals slip?
If you feel the pedals slip while pedaling your Weslo Exercise Bike, even at the highest resistance, the drive belt may need adjustment. To adjust it, you must remove the right pedal, the shield cover, and the right shield.
General| Brand | Weslo |
|---|---|
| Model | Pro 11.2x Bike |
| Category | Exercise Bike |
| Language | English |
Contact customer care for questions or issues; do not contact the store. Register product for warranty.
Emphasizes reading all precautions and instructions before operating the equipment for safety.
Illustrates where warning decals should be placed and how to request replacements if missing or illegible.
Owner must inform users of precautions. Consult physician before starting exercise, especially if over 35.
Use only as described, for home use, indoors, away from moisture, and on a level surface with clearance.
Inspect parts regularly, keep children/pets away, wear appropriate clothing, and adhere to weight limits.
Heart rate monitor is an aid. Pedals continue to spin; stop if faint or in pain. Avoid overexertion.
Welcome to the exercise bike, outlining benefits and providing dimensions for placement.
Diagram showing and labeling the main parts of the exercise bike for user familiarity.
Lists and illustrates small parts and hardware needed for assembly, including key numbers and quantities.
Guidelines for assembly, including service options, video resources, required tools, and part identification.
Steps for attaching the front and rear stabilizers to the main frame using specified screws.
Instructions for assembling the seat carriage, backrest frame, and seat frame components.
Slide seat carriage onto the carriage rail and attach the carriage bumper to the underside of the rail.
Slide carriage rail onto frame, ensure rear stabilizer touches floor, attach stabilizer shield.
Orient and attach the backrest to the backrest frame using the specified M6 screws.
Attach the upright to the frame and route the main wire through it using a wire tie.
Orient and install the shield cover onto the upright and connect it to the left and right shields.
Connect console plate and handlebar, route pulse wire, and attach securely, avoiding pinching wires.
Install batteries in the console and learn about optional power adapters. Avoid cold temperatures before battery insertion.
Connect the console to the main wire and pulse wire, securing excess wire and attaching the console.
Firmly tighten the pedals into the crank and adjust the pedal straps for a secure fit.
Ensure all parts are properly tightened before use. Note that extra parts may be left over.
Loosen the adjustment knob, move the seat carriage forward or backward, and retighten the knob.
Turn leveling caps on the rear stabilizer to eliminate rocking motion if the bike is slightly unstable.
Pull pedal strap ends off tabs, adjust to desired position, and press ends back onto tabs.
Diagram identifying console buttons like On/Reset, Volume, Display Mode, Resistance, and Apps.
Explains manual mode, preset workouts, heart rate monitoring, and MP3/CD player sound system connectivity.
Ensure batteries are installed and remove protective plastic from the display before using the console.
Turn on the console by pressing a button or pedaling. Manual mode is usually selected automatically.
Pedal and use resistance buttons to adjust intensity. Note a slight delay for resistance changes.
Explains display modes for Calories, Distance, Profile, Pulse, Speed, Time, and Track.
Use On/Reset button to clear display and Volume buttons to adjust audio levels.
Select a preset workout by pressing App buttons. Begin pedaling to start the programmed workout.
The console shows workout profile, current segment, resistance level, and alerts for segment changes.
Hold handgrip contacts with clean, still hands for accurate heart rate readings. Clean contacts gently.
Console pauses if pedaling stops briefly, and turns off if pedaling stops for several minutes.
Maintain goal speed, override resistance manually if needed. Workout pauses if pedaling stops.
Connect MP3/CD player via audio cable and control volume using console or player controls.
Equipment tested to comply with FCC limits for Class B digital devices to provide protection against interference.
Use only shielded interface cables for continued compliance. Unauthorized modifications void user authority.
Regularly inspect and tighten parts. Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, keeping liquids away from console.
Most console issues stem from low batteries. Address heart rate monitor issues by checking step 5.
Guide to adjusting the reed switch by loosening, moving, and retightening a screw for correct feedback.
Procedure to adjust drive belt tension by removing parts and adjusting locknuts and screws to fix pedal slip.
Consult physician before exercise, especially if over 35 or with pre-existing health conditions.
Use heart rate chart to find training zones for fat burning and aerobic exercise. Pace yourself.
Follow warm-up, training, and cool-down routines. Aim for three workouts per week for maintenance.
Illustrates and describes correct form for basic stretches: Toe Touch, Hamstring, Calf, Quadriceps, Inner Thigh.
Detailed list of all parts with key numbers, descriptions, and quantities required for the exercise bike.
An exploded view diagram showing how all parts of the exercise bike fit together, referencing part numbers.
Provide model number, serial number, product name, and part key number/description when ordering.
Register product within 30 days. Frame warranted for 5 years, parts/labor for 90 days.
Details conditions that void warranty (e.g., misuse, commercial use) and limitations on damages.
