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Operating Instructions Computer 

Switch on 

Connect the power adapter, select user 1 to 4 
with UP/DOWN and press MODE to confirm. 

Program user data (gender, age, height and 
weight) using UP/DOWN/MODE. 

Select MANUAL, PROGRAM, H.R.C., USER, 
WATT, by using up/down, or press START for 
quick start. 

Function buttons and desriptions 

MODE

 

Press to select any function to 
be displayed on the main 
screen. 

ST/STOP

 

To start or stop the exercise 
program. 

RECOVERY

 

Press this button for recovery 
function: After exercising, while 
the LCD is still active, press 
recovery button, and hold both 
sensors (or wear the chest 
transmitter) The computer will 
run a time down for 60 
seconds, after which your 
recovery rate will be displayed, 
grades 1 up to 6. Level 1 
featuring fast recovery, level 6 
slow recovery.  

RESET

 

To clear the display and reset 
all data.  

TOTAL RESET

 Repowering the display 

UP

 

To select upward function. 

DOWN

 

To select downward function 

Time: 

Displays time function by pressing the MODE 
button 
(marking 

– flashes in “TIME” lcd window). For 

countdown enter rate in minutes by turning the 
up/down. 

Distance: 

Displays distance function by pressing the 
MODE button (marking 

– flashes in 

“DISTANCE” lcd window). For countdown 
enter rate in km by up/down. 

Calories: 

Displays calorieburn function by pressing the 
MODE button (marking 

– flashes in 

“CALORIE” lcd window). For countdown enter 
rate by up/down. 

Speed: 

Displays speed function by pressing the 
MODE button (marking 

– flashes in “SPEED” 

lcd window). 

Pulse: 

Hold firmly both sensors on the handgrip 
(please wipe sensors and hands before 
starting measuring your pulse) or apply 
optional cheststrap (moisten slightly the 
contacts of the strap). Your current heart rate 
will be displayed within 30 seconds up to one 
minute. A stable figure requires to hold both 
sensors firmly.  

Summary of Contents for AM-E

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual AM E www dkn uk com Manual Version 1 2...

Page 2: ...rcises listed in this manual first 11 When altering any adjustable parts make sure they are adjusted properly and note the marked maximum position for each part 12 DO NOT use aggressive cleaning produ...

Page 3: ...d with a computer console which can adjust the resistance Reduce the resistance by pressing the down resistance key Increase the resistance by pressing the up resistance key 19 The maximum user weight...

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Page 12: ...ear the display and reset all data TOTAL RESETRepowering the display UP To select upward function DOWN To select downward function Time Displays time function by pressing the MODE button marking flash...

Page 13: ...set maximum heart rate confirm selection by pressing MODE Start exercising by pressing the ST STOP button Training in PROGRAM mode Select PROGRAM use to select profile 1 to 12 confirm selection by pr...

Page 14: ...gure If your heart rate figure is under the target pulse the tension will be up adjusted one level every 30 seconds up to the maximum level 32 As soon as your heart rate figure has achieved the target...

Page 15: ...lbeing Regular exercise will Before You Start If you re beginning an exercise program for the first time or starting a new exercise routine you must check with your doctor that you are fit to do so pa...

Page 16: ...rt with two or three 15 minute sessions per week with a rest day between workouts Warm up for 5 to 10 minutes with gentle movements incorporating the whole body such as walking while swinging your arm...

Page 17: ...erobic exercise and a cool down Do the entire program at least two and preferably three times a week resting for a day between workouts After several months you can increase your workouts to four or f...

Page 18: ...ody to its normal or near normal resting state at the end of each exercise session A proper cool down slowly lowers your heart rate allows blood to return to the heart and helps prevent muscle sorenes...

Page 19: ...e case of an issue with the electrics the AM E provides error codes on the console Please note the code your machine displays so we can help with diagnosing and resolving the issue Important Please re...

Page 20: ...port b Abuse misuse failure to follow instructions or improper or abnormal use c Non home use including commercial professional or rental purposes d Repairs not provided by DKN e Accidents lightning w...

Page 21: ...2 G 4 pedal 1 G 5 screw 7 G 6 screw 6 G 7 right cover 1 G 8 screw 6 G 9 DC wire 1 G 10 bearing 6203 RS 2 G 11 curved washer 1 G 12 flat washer 1 G 13 C type ring 1 G 14 driving belt 1 G 15 seat post...

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