To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Zipro Heat WM shows E-7 error?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer displays an E-7 error, it means the cables connecting the console to the bike are disconnected or improperly connected. To fix this, first, disconnect the power source, then disconnect the cables. Reattach the cables and the power source. If the error persists, repeat the process.
Why is there a lack of resistance during training on my Zipro Heat WM?
A lack of appropriate resistance during training on your Zipro Elliptical Trainer can occur if the resistance adjustment cable is connected incorrectly. Ensure the cable is correctly connected as per the assembly manual. If the issue persists, contact the manufacturer’s service, as the drive belt may be loose, the distance between the flywheel and the magnets may have increased, or the voltage regulator may be damaged.
What to do if my Zipro Elliptical Trainer rocks to the sides?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer rocks to the sides, it could be due to a few reasons: * The device is placed on an uneven surface. Make sure to place the device on an even surface and remove any object disrupting the balance under the base. * The bases have not been assembled correctly. Ensure you assemble the bases correctly and level the caps on the rear base. * Caps on the base have not been installed and leveled correctly. Assemble the rear base correctly and level the caps on the rear base.
Why is my Zipro Heat WM not connecting to Bluetooth?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer is not connecting to Bluetooth, ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device and attempt to pair your mobile device with ZIPRO.
What to do if Zipro Heat WM Elliptical Trainer shows E-4 error?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer displays an E-4 error, it means the numerical scale was exceeded when reporting the age, height, or weight of a user. When entering user data, provide data that fit the scale.
What to do if Zipro Elliptical Trainer shows E-1 error?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer displays an E-1 error, it means the device is not receiving input while measuring your body fat. Keep both hands on the pulse sensors during the measurement.
Why do the saddle or handlebars sway on my Zipro Heat WM Elliptical Trainer?
If the saddle or handlebar sway on your Zipro Elliptical Trainer, it is likely because the bolts and knobs of the saddle post or handlebar post have not been tightened. Tighten the bolts and knob of the saddle or handlebar post to resolve this issue.
Why does my Zipro Heat WM Elliptical Trainer make noise during use?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer is making noise during use, it may be due to incorrectly tightened elements. Contact the manufacturer’s service to resolve this issue.
What does it mean if Zipro Elliptical Trainer shows E-2 error?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer displays an E-2 error, it indicates a power system error. Contact the manufacturer's service for assistance.
Why is my Zipro Heat WM making noise and operating unevenly?
If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer is making noise and operating unevenly, it may be because the bearings are damaged. Contact the manufacturer’s service for assistance.
General| Brand | Zipro |
|---|---|
| Model | Heat WM |
| Category | Elliptical Trainer |
| Resistance Type | Magnetic |
| Resistance Levels | 8 |
| Flywheel Weight | 7 kg |
| Maximum User Weight | 120 kg |
| Display | LCD |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Hand Pulse Sensors |
Attach front and rear bases to the main frame.
Connect computer cable and attach handlebar post.
Assemble pedal bases, handle arms, and pedals.
Attach handles, handlebar, and heart rate sensors.
Install arm covers, pedal covers, and bottle holder.
Connect computer, install bottle holder, plug in power.
Prepare muscles for exercise and perform various stretches.
Details the main exercise period and cool-down.
Covers powering on/off, button functions, and auto features.
Guides through manual, program, user, HRC, and Watt modes.
Details custom programs, recovery, body fat, and error messages.
Solutions for rocking, swaying, and operational noise.
Addresses resistance problems and Bluetooth connection failures.
Explains specific error codes like E-1, E-4, and E-7.
Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and claim procedures.
Step-by-step guide on how to report a warranty claim.
