Crivit 92561t, Instructions For Use Manual

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Start-up and settings
Levelling and transport
For easy transport grip the ergometer by the handlebar and tip forward.
Use your foot to slightly brace the front foot profile whilst tilting (Fig. 8a).
The equipment is now easy to roll.
The ergometer feet have different foot profiles. The front profile is equip-
ped with transport rollers (Fig. 8b). The rear profile is height adjustable
via knurled screws (Fig. 8c). Level the ergometer using the two rotary
wheels so the equipment is absolutely firm and does not wobble.
note! The height adjustment is easier if a second person lifts the back
feet slightly.
Adjust seat position
Please note!
When the saddle is fixed in its lowest position, the distance between the
saddle and the lower pedal is approximately 66-67cm.
The distance between the saddle and the lower pedal is approximately
93-94cm, when the saddle is fixed in its highest position.
Before trying out the ergometer you should adjust the seat and handlebar
to suit your personal needs. The seat has several height settings. It also
has 5 horizontal settings (Fig. 9a). Adjust the seat so you are sitting com-
fortably and never need to fully straighten the knee in the lowest pedal
position. To open the seat height adjustment, slightly loosen the adjusting
screw and pull on the knob so the spring bolt located inside is released
from the seat post. Move the seat to the desired height and let the spring
bolt latch in. You will hear a distinct “click”. Check if the seat post can still
be moved. If not, the spring bolt is properly latched in and the adjusting
screw can be tightened.
Be sure not to extend the seat post past the “MAX” mark.
Now adjust the seat to the suitable distance from the handlebar.
The adjusting screw underneath the seat works the same as the seat post
adjusting screw. Adjust the distance so you can comfortably reach the
handlebar.
Adjust seat tilt
The seat tilt can be adjusted using the all-purpose tool. Loosen the screw
directly beneath the seat (Fig. 9b) and adjust seat to the desired angle.
Tighten screw.
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