Zipro Hulk RS User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Leslie BenderAug 6, 2025
Why is there a lack of resistance during training on my Zipro Elliptical Trainer?
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  Michelle JensenAug 6, 2025
  If you are experiencing a lack of appropriate resistance during training on your Zipro Elliptical Trainer, it might be due to a few reasons. First, check if the resistance adjustment cable is connected correctly according to the assembly manual. If the cable is properly connected and the issue persists, it could be due to a loose drive belt, increased distance between the flywheel and the magnets, or a damaged voltage regulator. For these issues, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer’s service or customer service.
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Kelli MartinezAug 13, 2025
How to fix a Zipro Elliptical Trainer that rocks to the sides?
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  ashley70Aug 13, 2025
  If your Zipro Elliptical Trainer rocks from side to side, it's likely due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the device is placed on an even surface and that there are no objects underneath disrupting its balance. If the surface is even, check that the bases have been assembled correctly and that the caps on the rear base are properly installed and leveled. Adjust or reassemble as necessary.
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droyAug 20, 2025
What to do if my Zipro Elliptical Trainer makes noise and operates unevenly?
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  Adam McdanielAug 20, 2025
  If you notice noise and uneven operation during use of your Zipro Elliptical Trainer, this could be due to incorrectly tightened elements or damaged bearings. It is recommended to contact the manufacturer’s service for assistance.
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William JamesAug 28, 2025
Why does the saddle or handlebar sway on my Zipro Elliptical Trainer?
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  Rickey MayerAug 28, 2025
  If the saddle or handlebar on your Zipro Elliptical Trainer sways, it is likely because the bolts and knobs of the saddle post or handlebar post have not been tightened sufficiently. Tighten these bolts and knobs to resolve the issue.

Zipro Hulk RS Specifications

General

Type	Elliptical Trainer
Resistance Type	Magnetic
Resistance Levels	8
Max User Weight	120 kg
Display	LCD
Programs	12
Heart Rate Monitoring	Yes
Display Features	Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Pulse
Warranty	2 years

Summary

Technical Data

Power Specifications

Specifications for the power source required by the device.

Device Weight

The physical weight of the elliptical trainer.

Operating Temperature Range

Recommended temperature range for operating the device.

Storage Temperature Range

Recommended temperature range for storing the device.

Maximum User Weight Capacity

The maximum weight limit for a user of the device.

Device Class

The classification assigned to the device.

Accuracy Class

The accuracy rating of the device's measurements.

Speed Range

The operational speed range of the elliptical trainer.

Primary Product Standard

The main standard the product complies with.

Intended Use

The specific purpose for which the device is designed.

Safety Information

Intended Use and Liability

Warning that the device is for intended use only; manufacturer not liable for misuse.

Design and Modifications

Device designed with safety findings; avoid self-repair or modification.

Bystander and Child Safety

Inform bystanders of hazards; exercise caution with children present.

Medical Consultation

Consult a doctor before training; consider developing a training plan.

Heart Rate and Over-exercise Warning

Heart rate monitors may be inaccurate; over-exercising can cause injury or death.

Training Recommendations

Follow training recommendations and maintain safe distances from obstacles.

Residual Risk Assessment

Acceptable Risk Controls

Statement on the proportion of generally acceptable risk controls.

Risk of Falling

Residual risk of falling if safeguards are not applied correctly.

Risk of Over-exercising

Risk of unintended over-exercising due to operational or system errors.

Electric Shock Risk

Potential risk of electric shock, which can be fatal.

Suffocation Risk

The residual risk of suffocation cannot be prevented.

Risk Mitigation

Risks can be mitigated by following safety information in the manual.

Unintended Use Risks

Unintended use may cause unspecified risks; risk may be estimated incorrectly.

Operation Guidelines

Pre-training Familiarization

Familiarize yourself with all functions and adjustments before first training.

Moisture and Corrosion Prevention

Avoid exposing the device to moisture to prevent corrosion of parts.

Adult Use and Supervision

Device is for adult training; children require supervision and instructions.

Not a Therapeutic Device

Clarification that the device is not intended for therapeutic purposes.

Operational Noises

Explanation of normal humming noises during operation and pedal rotation.

Pre-training Checks

Ensure protective devices and connections are tight before each training.

Footwear Recommendation

Wear appropriate sports shoes during training sessions.

Assembly Instructions

Component Check Before Assembly

Verify all parts are present and undamaged before commencing assembly.

Follow Assembly Manual

Adhere to the drawings and explanations provided in the assembly manual.

Assembly Safety Precautions

Be careful during assembly to avoid injury from tools and parts.

Safe Assembly Environment

Maintain a safe and tidy assembly area, keeping tools and parts organized.

Packaging Safety for Children

Keep plastic foil and bags away from children due to suffocation risk.

Correct Part Usage

Use only the specific parts indicated in the assembly manual for each step.

Connection Tightening Procedure

Do not fully tighten connections until all parts are fitted properly.

Note on Pre-assembled Parts

Some components may have been assembled by the manufacturer.

Battery Replacement

Indicator for Battery Replacement

Poor display suggests batteries need replacement; follow polarity rules.

Used Battery Disposal

Used batteries contain hazardous substances and require proper recycling.

Environmental Considerations

Packaging Recycling

The packaging is made from recyclable material; sort for selective waste collection.

Battery and Equipment Disposal

Do not discard used batteries or electrical equipment in household waste.

Assembly Diagram

Parts List

Assembly Manual Steps

General Assembly Precautions

Follow steps carefully, use supplied tools, and prepare assembly space.

Install Front and Rear Base

Step-by-step guide for attaching the front and rear base components.

Install Cables and Handlebar Post

Connect cables and install the handlebar post as shown in diagrams.

Install Arms and Pedals

Attach Left Handle Arm

Instructions for attaching the left handle arm to the handlebar post.

Attach Left Pedal Base

Instructions for connecting the left pedal base to the crank.

Connect Left Arm to Pedal Base

Connect left handle arm to pedal base and install front cover.

Attach Handles and Covers

Screw left/right handles to arms and install handle arm covers.

Assemble Right Side Components

Repeat assembly steps for the right handle arm and right pedal base.

Attach Pedals to Base

Fix the left and right pedals to their respective pedal bases.

Final Tightening of Components

Ensure all assembled elements are properly tightened.

Install Post and Base Covers

Install handlebar post covers and front pedal bases covers.

Handlebar Installation

Route Heart Rate Cable

Thread the heart rate measurement cable through the handlebar post.

Computer Installation

Connect Computer Cables

Connect heart rate and connecting cables to the computer.

Water Bottle Holder Installation

Mounting the Holder

Install the water bottle holder securely onto the handlebar post.

Device Adjustments

Resistance Adjustment

Instructions on how to increase or decrease the device's resistance.

Pedal Position Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting and securing the pedal positions.

Maintenance Schedule

Regular Maintenance Tasks

List of maintenance activities to be performed at regular intervals.

Training Phases and Techniques

Warm-up Phase

Importance of warm-up for blood circulation and muscle preparation.

Stretching Exercises

Guidance on various stretching exercises for different muscle groups.

Exercise Phase

The main training period, focusing on maintaining target heart rate zones.

Relaxation Phase

Cool-down phase to steady circulation and relax muscles post-exercise.

Computer Manual and Functions

Auto Power On/Off Functionality

Details on how the computer automatically turns on and off.

Computer Buttons Explained

Description of the function of each button on the computer console.

Display Function Specifications

Overview of measured training parameters and their specifications.

Setting Countdown Values

Guide on setting countdown timers for time, distance, or calories.

Pulse Rate Measurement

Instructions on how to use the heart rate sensors for measurement.

Troubleshooting Guide

Device Rocks to Sides

Solutions for device instability, including surface and assembly checks.

Saddle or Handlebar Sway

Tips for resolving issues with a swaying saddle or handlebar.

Noise During Operation

Explanations and solutions for various noises encountered during use.

Noise and Uneven Operation

Troubleshooting steps for operational noise and uneven performance.

Lack of Appropriate Resistance

Identifying causes and solutions for insufficient resistance during training.

Product Warranty Information

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Detailed terms, conditions, and coverage of the product warranty.

Warranty Exclusions

List of conditions and situations that are excluded from warranty coverage.

Conditions Invalidating Warranty

Scenarios such as misuse, incorrect installation, or unauthorized modifications.

Customer Compensation Rights

Entitlements for customers regarding product repair, replacement, or price reduction.

How to Report a Claim

Procedure for submitting a warranty claim, including required documentation.

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