Why is heart rate not displaying on Xterra Recumbent bike?
If the heart rate is not displaying on your Xterra Recumbent bike, make sure the pulse wires are securely plugged together. If that doesn't work, the hand pulse grip might be defective and need replacement, or the monitor itself may need replacing.
What to do if speed and distance are not displayed on Xterra Recumbent bike?
If speed or distance aren't showing on your Xterra Recumbent bike's monitor, first, check the computer wires are properly connected at the upright and the computer. If the issue continues, the sensor wire might be faulty and need replacement, or the monitor itself could be defective and require replacement.
Why is there no tension on my Xterra Recumbent bike?
If you're experiencing no tension on your Xterra Recumbent bike, it could be due to a malfunctioning magnetic wheel, which would need replacement. Also, ensure the computer wires are properly connected at the upright and the computer.
How to fix grinding noise on Xterra Recumbent bike?
A grinding noise in your Xterra Recumbent bike could indicate a defective crank bearing, idler pulley, or flywheel, any of which would need to be replaced.
What does E1 error mean on Xterra Recumbent bike?
If your Xterra Recumbent bike displays an E1 error, it could be due to several reasons. First, the monitor might be faulty and need replacement. Second, check that all computer plugs and wires are firmly connected. Also, the gear motor could be damaged or have an abnormal circuit, requiring replacement. Finally, the wire cable from the gear motor to the magnetic system might be too short; adjust its length to ensure sufficient space for motor movement.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Adjustable Seat | Yes |
| Resistance Type | Magnetic |
| Drive System | Belt |
| Pedals | Standard |
| Warranty | 1 year frame |
| Type | Upright Bike |
Attaching the front stabilizer to the main frame using screws and washers.
Connecting pulse wires, attaching support tube, leveling pad, and rear stabilizer.
Connecting computer and pulse wires, attaching front post, handlebars, computer, and bottle holder.
Inserting sliding tube, attaching seat cushion, and securing sliding tube to support tube.
Attaching back cushion, rear handlebar, and connecting rear extension pulse wire.
Attaching pedals to crank and securing rear support covers to support tube.
Connecting MP3 player and plugging in the power adapter.
Overview and functions of the SB150 console and its control panel.
Detailed explanation of the functions of each button on the console.
Detailed explanation of Time, Speed, Distance, RPM, Calories, Body Fat, and Pulse functions.
How to use the manual program (P1) for exercise, setting time, distance, calories, and pulse.
How to select and use preset programs (P2-P13) for exercise.
Creating and using personalized exercise profiles (P14-P17).
Using programs (P18-P22) that adjust resistance based on heart rate.
How to use the Body Fat program (P23) for measurement and analysis.
Instructions on adjusting the seat and pedal straps for comfort and fit.
Steps to safely move the exercise bike and level it using adjustable end caps.
Procedure to switch the unit's distance measurement from miles to kilometers.
Performing regular checks and cleaning to maintain the bike's safety and function.
Overview of exercise benefits and components of physical fitness.
Definitions of aerobic capacity, anaerobic training, and training threshold.
Concepts of Progression, Overload, Specificity, and Reversibility in training.
Methods for warm-up, cool-down, and using heart rate for exercise intensity.
Tables for target heart rates and explanation of training concepts.
Advice on muscle soreness, proper attire, breathing, and rest periods.
Performing head rolls, shoulder lifts, and side stretches for flexibility.
Detailed instructions for performing the quadriceps stretch.
Stretching inner thighs, hamstrings, and performing toe touches.
Instructions for performing the calf and Achilles stretch.
Details on what the warranty covers and consumer responsibilities.
List of conditions and damages not covered by the warranty.
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