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Weslo pursuit 350 User Manual

Weslo pursuit 350
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Weslo pursuit 350 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWeslo
Modelpursuit 350
CategoryExercise Bike
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Precautions

Read All Instructions and Warnings

Instructions and warnings must be read before using the exercise cycle.

Owner Responsibility for User Information

Owner ensures all users are informed of precautions.

Intended for Home Use Only

Exercise cycle is for home use, not commercial or rental settings.

Indoor Use and Clearance

Use indoors on a level surface, with adequate clearance around the unit.

Regular Inspection and Part Replacement

Inspect and tighten parts regularly; replace worn parts immediately.

Keep Children and Pets Away

Keep children under 12 and pets away from the exercise cycle.

Appropriate Clothing and Shoes

Wear appropriate clothes and athletic shoes; avoid loose clothing.

Weight Limit

Maximum user weight is 250 pounds.

Maintain Straight Back

Keep your back straight while exercising; do not arch your back.

Stop if Pain or Dizziness Occurs

Stop exercising immediately and cool down if experiencing pain or dizziness.

Pedals Continue to Spin

Pedals continue to move until the flywheel stops; no free wheel.

Pulse Sensor Accuracy

Pulse sensor is not a medical device; accuracy may vary.

Warning Decal Replacement

Order replacement warning decals if missing or illegible.

Consult Physician Before Exercise

Consult a physician before starting any exercise program, especially if over 35 or with health problems.

Before You Begin

Exercise Cycle Benefits and Manual Reading

Read manual carefully for benefits and questions; note model/serial numbers.

Exercise Cycle Parts Identification

Familiarize yourself with the labeled parts of the exercise cycle.

Key Usage Warnings

Warning about machine misuse, children, pedals, weight limit, and labels.

Assembly

Assembly Requirements and Tools

Assembly requires two persons, cleared area, and specific tools.

Part Identification for Assembly

Identify small parts used for assembly using key numbers and quantities.

Attach Rear Stabilizer

Insert and attach the Rear Stabilizer to the Frame using screws.

Attach Front Stabilizer

Orient and attach the Front Stabilizer to the Frame using screws.

Attach Upright Covers

Attach the Left and Right Upright Covers to the Frame with screws.

Attach Seat to Seat Post

Attach the Seat to the Seat Post using washers and locknuts.

Install and Adjust Seat Post

Insert Seat Post into Frame, adjust height, and secure with Seat Knob.

Connect Upright Wiring and Cables

Connect extension wire, reed switch wire, and resistance cable to the upright.

Install Upright and Secure

Insert the Upright into the Frame and attach with screws and washers.

Install Console Batteries

Install four AA batteries into the Console, ensuring correct orientation.

Connect Console Wiring

Connect console wire to extension wire and secure console to upright with screws.

Install Pedals and Straps

Tighten pedals firmly counterclockwise (left) and clockwise (right); attach pedal straps.

Final Check and Mat Placement

Ensure all parts are tightened; place mat under cycle.

How to Operate the Exercise Cycle

Adjusting the Seat Post

Adjust seat height for proper knee bend at pedal's lowest point.

Adjusting Pedaling Resistance

Turn resistance knob clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease.

Console Features Overview

Console displays speed, time, distance, calories, fat calories, and pulse.

Operating the Console

Turn on console, select modes, view data, and understand unit settings (miles/km).

Measuring Heart Rate

Place thumb on sensor to measure heart rate after stopping pedaling.

Console Auto-Off and Pause

Console turns off automatically or pauses if pedals stop moving.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

General Maintenance

Inspect and tighten parts regularly; clean with damp cloth, keep liquids away from console.

Battery Replacement

Replace batteries when console display dims; see assembly step 7.

Adjusting the Reed Switch

Adjust reed switch if console feedback is incorrect by sliding it near the magnet.

Adjusting the Belt

Adjust belt tension by tightening nylon locknuts on the flywheel if pedals slip.

Conditioning Guidelines

Exercise Intensity and Training Zones

Use heart rate chart to find training zones for fat burning and aerobic exercise.

Burning Fat Guidelines

Exercise at low intensity for sustained periods to burn fat effectively.

Aerobic Exercise Guidelines

Perform aerobic exercise at high intensity to strengthen cardiovascular system.

Workout Structure

Include warm-up, training zone exercise, and cool-down in each workout.

Exercise Frequency

Aim for three workouts per week, increasing frequency as fitness improves.

Suggested Stretches

Toe Touch Stretch

Bend forward from hips, reaching for toes; stretches hamstrings and back.

Hamstring Stretch

Sit with one leg extended, reach for toes of the extended leg.

Calf/Achilles Stretch

Lunge forward with one leg straight, back foot flat; stretches calves and ankles.

Quadriceps Stretch

Stand, balance on one leg, grasp foot and pull heel towards buttocks.

Inner Thigh Stretch

Sit with soles of feet together, knees outward, pull feet towards groin.

Part List

Exploded Drawing

Ordering Replacement Parts

Information Needed for Ordering

Provide model, product name, serial number, and key number/description for parts.

Limited Warranty

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