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CARDIO LINE 4000 S/S MED/MED/SP/S SP

CARDIO LINE 4100 S/S MED/MED

Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved -

by ERGO-FIT GmbH & Co. KG

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This user manual provides information on several devices.

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Kapitel A

Appendix

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Customer Service ......................................................................................... 108

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Spare Parts ................................................................................................... 108

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Technical Specifications ............................................................................... 109

A.4

Electromagnetic Emission and Interference Immunity .................................. 119

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Safety Regulations ....................................................................................... 122

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Safety Instructions ........................................................................................ 122

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Mark of Conformity ....................................................................................... 123

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Symbols ........................................................................................................ 126

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Error Margins ................................................................................................ 127

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Test Evaluation ............................................................................................. 128

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Warranty ....................................................................................................... 129

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Entry in Medical Devices Registry ................................................................ 131

Safety Instructions ........................................................................................ 135

Summary of Contents for Cardio Line 4000

Page 1: ...CAR CARDIO Owner s manual CARDIO LINE 4000 CARDIO LINE 4000 CARDIO LINE 4000 Please read this manual carefully before use and keep it in a safe place for future reference...

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Page 3: ...as possible This document is protected by copyright All rights originating from this particularly the right of copying duplication distribution as well as translation and reprint even copies in extrac...

Page 4: ...to your training device This user manual contains important information on how to operate and use your training device We recommend that you read this user manual carefully before starting with your w...

Page 5: ...mbH Co KG Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Table of contents 1 General Information 1 2 Safety Instructions 5 3 Quick Refere...

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Page 7: ...2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG 1 Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 1 General Information 1 1 ERGO FIT Cardio Equipment...

Page 8: ...r outstanding workout equipment The machines must also meet biomechanical and medical requirements The health of our users is what matters most Thus a sophisticated training and testing system can onl...

Page 9: ...with your cardio machine as quickly as possible Please always keep the manual at hand to avoid unnecessary and time consuming calls at the customer service and to quickly fix problems on your own 1 3...

Page 10: ...cording to the Electronic Equipment Act They do not belong into the regular household waste but must be disposed of by a certified company For more information on responsible bodies please see stiftun...

Page 11: ...es information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 2 Safety Instructions 2 1 What You Need to Know When Using Your Workout Equipment 6 2 2 Instructions for Safe Operati...

Page 12: ...ention to hazards that could result in personal injury or death Warning This warning draws attention to hazards that could result in property damage Attention Attention switch off and unplug the machi...

Page 13: ...o not place any beverages or food on your training machine Use the bottle holder Do not stand on the casing of the machine and do not lean on the control panel or the handle bar Start the training slo...

Page 14: ...weight of 150 200 kg Do not take your feet off the foot rests during workout and do not trespass the protection element Do not stop the foot rests against the direction of rotation Do not change the m...

Page 15: ...ly Tighten the pedals and the pedal cranks after 3 to 5 operating hours Otherwise there is a risk of injury Note that the left pedal has a left handed thread and the right pedal has a right handed thr...

Page 16: ...customer service and do not start the machine Slots and openings on the machine serve as ventilation Do not cover these openings because this can cause the components to overheat Always check the pow...

Page 17: ...have the necessary qualifications contact the ERGO FIT Service Center Electrical or mechanical modifications or alterations performed by unauthorizes personnel may void the warranty 2 6 Things to be...

Page 18: ...e contraindications angina pectoris cardiac arrhythmia and or Decompensated heart failure distress respiratory sense of oppression circulatory disorder with rest pain in affected extremeties hypertoni...

Page 19: ...hestpain in sudden attacks maximum heart rate 200 age nausea emesis circulatory problems ilness heavily tiredness lassitude feeling of dizziness rapidly decreasing heart rate rapidly decreasing increa...

Page 20: ...Safety instructiones Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG 1 4...

Page 21: ...4100 S S MED MED Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG 15 Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary d...

Page 22: ...te power Watts speed range 1 min or the speed km h respectively the distance m or km workload level as well as calories burnt When starting the workout on your cardio machine the main menu will always...

Page 23: ...This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 4 Intended Use 4 1 Product Lines 18 4 1 1 CARDIO LINE 4000 4100 4000 4100 S 4000 S SP 4000 SP...

Page 24: ...ovides features for performance diagnostics The machines are to meet all applicab le medical requirements and thus have to offer precise measuring methods in addition to the workout capabilities Expli...

Page 25: ...The workout intensity can be modified in order to achieve optimum cardio vascular results 4 2 5 RECUMBENT RECUMBENT is an exercise bike for workout with pedaling movements in a semireclined position...

Page 26: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Intended Use 2 0...

Page 27: ...nding on your model Chapter 5 Transport and Installation 5 1 Transport 22 5 1 1 CIRCLE 22 5 1 2 CROSS 22 5 1 3 CYCLE 23 5 1 4 MIX 23 5 1 5 RECUMBENT 24 5 1 6 STAIR 24 5 1 7 TRAC 24 5 2 Setup Location...

Page 28: ...and must be attached subsequently Use the provided rounded head screws ISO 7380 M8 x 20 4 washers DIN 125 8 4 4 and Allen wrench SW 5 1 for proper attachment Bring the machine to its dedicated locatio...

Page 29: ...and washer DIN 125 8 4 for proper attachment Bring the machine to its dedicated location 1 Position yourself so that you can see the rear of the display 2 Grasp the foot rest surfaces with both hands...

Page 30: ...st the foot see chapter 5 6 5 since it is the machine s center support 5 1 6 stair 1 Position yourself so that you can see the display 2 Grasp the bottom side of the lateral support bars with both han...

Page 31: ...e meter Otherwise the POLAR heart rate receiver might not function correctly High frequency and magnetic interference signals e g radios TV sets mobile phones etc in close proximity to your cardio equ...

Page 32: ...this is not the case make sure you followed the steps above correctly In addition verify if there is electricity in the mains socket This is not applicable to models of the 4000 SP and 4000 S SP serie...

Page 33: ...y The buffer time reduces by increasing charging cycles and lifetime To reach the target buffer time a weekly charge at least 1x24 hours per week by a special charging power supply unit which is avail...

Page 34: ...ag Step 2 Attach the magnet to the magnet contact switch Please note The treadmill can only be operated if the magnet is attached to the magnet contact switch 5 5 Bestandteile 5 5 1 CIRCLE Magnet cont...

Page 35: ...onal contact heart rate electrodes 3 Bottle holder 4 Foot rest 5 Power entry module 6 Leveling feet on both sides of the oval tubes and in the middle of the machine 7 Control panel 7 6 1 4 2 5 3 6 1 H...

Page 36: ...T 1 4 2 5 3 6 1 Seat 2 Seat back 3 Neck support 4 Power entry module 5 Leveling feet 6 Pedals 7 Handlebar 8 Display 1 4 2 5 3 1 Handlebar optional contact heart rate electrodes 2 Seat 3 Seat back 4 Le...

Page 37: ...IR 5 5 7 TRAC 1 4 2 5 3 1 Support bar 2 Pedals 3 Leveling feet on both sides of the oval tubes 4 Power entry module 5 Bottle holder 6 Control panel 3 6 6 1 2 5 3 6 1 Support bar 2 Laufgurt 3 Leveling...

Page 38: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Transport and Installation 3 2...

Page 39: ...note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 6 Setup 6 1 Switching On 34 6 2 Switching Off 34 6 3 The Right Workout Technique 34 6 3 1...

Page 40: ...attery provides the energy supply until the workout test begins 6 2 Switching Off Switch off your machine by pressing the switch next to the power entry module not applicable with TRAC see next paragr...

Page 41: ...afety instructions in chapter 2 2 Adjust the revolving unit handle and control panel to your height or workout position sitting or standing Stand in front of the machine or sit down At the lower end o...

Page 42: ...ent In order to release the crank handle release the star knob adjust the crank handle length and tighten the star knob again For orientation use the scale at the guide and the red mark to keep your o...

Page 43: ...unning direction is forward However advanced users may also want to run backwards to improve co ordination different muscle groups can be trained this way Changes of direction should be carried out on...

Page 44: ...To find the right seat height sit on the seat and put one heel on a pedal In the lowest pedal position you should be able to extend your leg completely 2 To adjust the seat stand next to the exercise...

Page 45: ...eans you should pedal faster whereas the arrow downwards asks you to pedal more slowly The higher the number of rotations the lower the stress on the joints 5 The intensity control is not linked to th...

Page 46: ...pedaling frequency The speed is not controlled by the machine Step on the machine and start exercising after choosing your preferred program with your individual and comfortable frequency If you want...

Page 47: ...rkout position described here during the whole workout 6 3 6 STAIR This exercise machine allows for a movement similar to stair climbing without putting stress on the joints With STAIR the focus lies...

Page 48: ...ere during the whole workout Additional information for STAIR A body weight of more than 60 kg may affect the actual walking speed 6 3 7 TRAC 1 You can walk or run on the treadmill Make sure that you...

Page 49: ...is depends on the functional state of the treadmill and the actual body weight of the user 6 4 The Control Panel ERGO FIT exercise equipment is known for its outstanding ease of use 4000 4100 S S SP M...

Page 50: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Setup CARDIO LINE 4000 44...

Page 51: ...CARDIO LINE 4000 S S MED MED SP S SP CARDIO LINE 4100 S S MED MED Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG CARDIO LINE 4100 45...

Page 52: ...N TOUR you can decrease the incline 6 4 2 The Display The exercise machines of the 4000 S S MED MED series are equipped with an LCD that consists of an monochrome graphic display The machines of the 4...

Page 53: ...ormance Watts POINTS ERGO FIT cardio points Points KCAL Calories burnt average kcal TIME Workout time 00 00 min sek PULSE Current heart rate per minute only with POLAR transmitter 1 min Intensity leve...

Page 54: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Setup 48...

Page 55: ...NUAL COUNTDOWN 57 7 1 1 5 GEARSHIFT 57 7 1 1 6 TEST 58 7 1 2 CARDIO LINE 4100 60 7 1 2 1 MANUAL 60 7 1 2 2 MANUAL COUNTDOWN 60 7 1 2 3 MANUAL GEARSHIFT 61 7 1 2 4 CARDIO 61 7 1 2 5 PROFILES 65 7 1 2 6...

Page 56: ...use the MANUAL mode 7 1 1 1 MANUAL In this mode you can choose any workout time and workload 1 Press PLUS MINUS until MANUAL is highlighted Confirm your selection with START 2 The MANUAL submenu is di...

Page 57: ...s MANUAL only 25 400 W CARDIO only 20 120 rpm RECUMBENT 15 600 W 5 W 20 120 rpm STAIR 15 155 steps min Increments of 5 15 155 steps min TRAC 0 2 25 km h 0 1 km h 0 2 25 km h Instead of showing the def...

Page 58: ...T GmbH Co KG Operation Profile 1 Profile 2 Profile 3 52 Values 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Profile sections Values Values 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Prof...

Page 59: ...ur selection with START 4 Select a profile by pressing PLUS MINUS Confirm your selection with the START button 5 Now you have to enter the minimum maximum workload Press PLUS MINUS to change the value...

Page 60: ...rkout It is recommended to use a wireless chest belt for the CARDIO and TEST workout programs Contact heart rate values are for information only In order to determine the maximum and minimum heart rat...

Page 61: ...relevance Confirm your selection with START 6 Now set the initial workload for the workout Press the PLUS and MINUS buttons and confirm with START For the TRAC model you must set the maximum speed ins...

Page 62: ...d DOWN 9 The workout stops automatically when the set time has elapsed You can also stop the workout at any time by pressing the STOP button The workout parameters Watt I min etc remain on the display...

Page 63: ...isplayed Enter your body weight STAIR and TRAC only by pressing PLUS MINUS default 70 kg Confirm with START 3 Now you can modify the Time parameter Weight and Age for TRAC Now you can set the workout...

Page 64: ...th a heart rate of 130 150 170 only CYCLE 4000 all series Please proceed as follows 1 Press the PLUS MINUS buttons until TEST is highlighted Confirm your selection with START 2 The TEST SELECT submenu...

Page 65: ...to access the test mode 4 In the test mode the workload can no longer be modified As soon as your heart rate exceeds the set maximum value 130 150 170 the test ends automatically after completion of t...

Page 66: ...want to change the workload substantially press and hold the PLUS MINUS If you want to change the graph view press the blue arrow on the right below the heart rate and performance graph 3 Stop the wor...

Page 67: ...llows you to simulate uphill and downhill cycling 1 In the main menu press MANUAL GEARSHIFT 2 This brings you to the Weight parameter Enter your body weight from 10 to 200 kg default 70 kg You can inc...

Page 68: ...cations during workout The ERGO FIT chip card allows you to perform the ERGO FIT cardio points training Workout without chip card 1 In the main menu press CARDIO 2 This will bring you to the CARDIO su...

Page 69: ...the heart rate is displayed workout starts with the initial workload 6 You are now in the workout mode Here you can change the workload by pressing the PLUS and MINUS buttons If you want to change the...

Page 70: ...5 Now the CARDIO mode is displayed Your current heart rate is determined This may take a few seconds When the heart rate is displayed workout starts with the initial workload 6 You are now in the work...

Page 71: ...to the main menu Press STOP to end your cardio workout and remove your chip card 7 1 2 5 PROFILES Choose from five different predefined profiles 60 minutes The profiles provide different workload seq...

Page 72: ...by manually entering the values on the numeric panel You can switch between the different values by pressing the arrow keys or the Enter key or you can manually select a parameter Change the gender b...

Page 73: ...pressing the STOP button in this case test analysis is not possible If you want to change the view during workout press the blue arrow on the right below the heart rate and performance graphs If you w...

Page 74: ...nd your cardio workout and remove your chip card Conconi Test 3 Your current heart rate is determined This may take a few seconds The test starts as soon as the heart rate has been determined 4 The te...

Page 75: ...port Then press ENTERTAINMENT 2 The ENTERTAINMENT submenu is displayed Click on the external source 3 You are now in the movies mode Here you can use the buttons as usual e g increasing the resistance...

Page 76: ...control see chapter 7 5 Related Functions Before getting on the machine please check that the seat securely locks in the upper end position and does not move backwards or to the side Make sure that th...

Page 77: ...orks fine Heart Rate Check the heart rate control see chapter 7 5 Related Functions Make sure that the seat can be adjusted easily Make sure that the handlebar can be adjusted easily 7 3 4 MIX Brakes...

Page 78: ...Chapter 7 1 1 Walk at a constant speed The resistance will adapt to the desired speed automatically e g select 60 1 min one step of 20 cm s Reduce the set speed The resistance increases and sets the...

Page 79: ...to the main menu If this is the case the safety cord function works fine If you want to use the treadmill again reinsert the magnet Operation Properties Lubrication Switch on the device The display li...

Page 80: ...running belt stops completely Setting the incline in the service menu TRAC only Setting TOUR YES Incline 5 15 Setting TOUR NO Incline 0 20 Setting the oil change intervals in the service menu TRAC onl...

Page 81: ...e main menu By pressing the STOP button you return to the main without saving your settings Menu General Language settings With the arrows to the right and to the left of the scrollbar you can switch...

Page 82: ...the arrows to the right and to the left of the scrollbar you can switch beetween the different data protocols dependent on the machine only wenn an ERGO FIT adapter is connected Menu Profiles Setting...

Page 83: ...es hours are shown Next service interval Here you can see the kilometers which have to be absolved until the next desired service interval Last service interval Here you can see the when the last serv...

Page 84: ...he chest belt Otherwise E is displayed error or no signal In this case check the correct position of the chest belt Clean the transmitter especially the electrodes after the workout using warm water a...

Page 85: ...eart rate measurement might be difficult if the user has dry or rough hands or if the contact to the electrodes is interrupted e g by moving the hands 7 5 3 Potential Interferences Monitors electric e...

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Page 87: ...GmbH Co KG 81 Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 8 Workout 8 1 The Effect of the Workout 82 8 2 Cardiovascular Worko...

Page 88: ...stroke volume i e with every beat it will transport blood through your body This means that the heart works more efficiently not only during training but also at rest When oxygen enters the lungs it...

Page 89: ...r training stimulates the metabolism and helps to burn more calories both during workout and at rest Most beginners get the most aerobic benefit from an intensity level of 70 of the maximum heart rate...

Page 90: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Workout 84...

Page 91: ...reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG 85 Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Chapter 9 Maintenance 9 1 Maintenance and Care 86...

Page 92: ...on please contact our service team Technicians and engineers at ERGO FIT are pleased to assist you Before switching on the machines always inspect power cord power plug power socket and power input ma...

Page 93: ...the black cap from the crankshaft and retighten the screw underneath with a 14 mm 1 4 inch socket spanner The pedal may be retightened to the crankshaft with a 15 mm open end spanner 9 1 4 MIX This mo...

Page 94: ...Observe the running belt for at least two minutes 3 The running belt s ideal location is in the middle of the shaft If this is not the case proceed as follows 4 If the running belt tends to run to th...

Page 95: ...ning belt is blocked for too long the motor control will switch off due to overcurrent This is indicated by a flashing alarm LED on the motor control In this case switch off the machine and wait for 5...

Page 96: ...equipped with an adjustment device in case it needs to be tensioned Oiling The oil film underneath the running belt needs to be checked at the latest when the oil can symbol appears on the display or...

Page 97: ...ath the running belt on the side you will see a board with the injection hole Insert the syringe into the injection hole and slowly press the oil into the hole 4 Refill the syringe and repeat step 3 5...

Page 98: ...Scheibe kann die Reinigung auch mittels eines Borstenpinsels der zuvor in Spiritus getr nkt wurde durchgef hrt werden Damit k nnen zwischen Scheibe und Lichtschranke die optischen Elemente vorsichtig...

Page 99: ...Produkte GmbH Wachmannstra e 86 D 28209 Bremen www scarapharm de Consider the following aspects for cleaning Make sure to disconnect the mains plug before cleaning your machine Clean your machine with...

Page 100: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Maintenance 94...

Page 101: ...l and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG 95 Please note This user manual provides information on several devices Details may vary depending on your model Ka...

Page 102: ...ease proceed as follows in case of failure The machine does not react no signal when switching on empty display Check the fuse box A fuse may be defective or a circuit breaker may have switched off Di...

Page 103: ...Problem The machine cannot communicate with the card reader Solution Switch off the unit wait for about 5 seconds and switch it back on If the issue is not solved check if the cable between the machin...

Page 104: ...w chip card and restart the initialization Problem The machine cannot find a card in the card reader Solution Make sure the card has been inserted correctly Problem The machine cannot communicate with...

Page 105: ...ttings see chapter 7 4 2 Problem The data on the chip card is damaged or data transmission to the card reader has malfunction Solution First check if the chip card has been inserted correctly If this...

Page 106: ...as been removed during the workout Solution Reinsert the card and exit the workout by pressing the STOP button Problem The chip card has been removed during the workout and a new card has been inserte...

Page 107: ...ng Problem You have inserted the F4 card for plate configuration Solution Remove the card It is not suitable for cardio devices Problem No connection to device board Training is not possible Solution...

Page 108: ...Technical and visual modifications as well as misprints reserved 2018 by ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Troubleshooting 102...

Page 109: ...Details may vary depending on your model Kapitel A Appendix A 1 Customer Service 108 A 2 Spare Parts 108 A 3 Technical Specifications 109 A 4 Electromagnetic Emission and Interference Immunity 119 A...

Page 110: ...s Only original spare parts are used for repairs A 2 Spare Parts For Spare parts and up to date exploded views please contact the customer service at ERGO FIT Service Phone 49 6331 2461 20 internation...

Page 111: ...0601 1 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA DIN VDE 0750 238 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S medical therapy 4000 4...

Page 112: ...0 4000 4100 S DIN EN 60601 1 4000 4100 MED S MED 4007 4107 MED S MED Device standard EN 957 SA Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical therapy 4000 4100 MED S MED 4...

Page 113: ...0 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA DIN VDE 0750 238 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical therapy 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Accur...

Page 114: ...00 4100 4000 4100 S DIN EN 60601 1 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical Therapy 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S...

Page 115: ...4100 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA DIN VDE 0750 238 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical Therapy 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED A...

Page 116: ...00 4100 S DIN EN 60601 1 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical Therapy 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Accur...

Page 117: ...d DIN EN 60335 1 4000 4100 4000 4100 S DIN EN 60601 1 4000 4100 MED 4000 4100 S MED Device standard EN 957 SA Protection class 1 IP21 Tested for use in Gym 4000 4100 4000 4100 S Medical Therapy 4000 4...

Page 118: ...es Safety standard DIN EN 60335 1 Device standard EN 957 SA Protection class II IP21 Tested for use in Gym Accuracy Brake system Eddie Current Inertia Dimension in cm L W H 185 66 180 Weight approx 95...

Page 119: ...n class II IP21 Tested for use in Gym Accuracy 10 Brake system Eddie Current Inertia 11 2 kg m Dimension in cm L W H 118 54 145 Weight approx 58 kg RPM 40 120 rpm Power Range 40 600 W Increments 5 W W...

Page 120: ...use in Gym Accuracy 10 Brake system Eddie Current Inertia 11 2 kg m Dimension in cm L W H 160 54 125 Weight approx 75 kg RPM 40 120 rpm Power Range 40 400 W Increments 5 W Workout programs MANUAL Manu...

Page 121: ...ernal functions Thus HF emission is very low and interference with other electronical devices is unlikely HF emission according to CISPR 11 Class B Emission of harmonics according to IEC 61000 3 2 n a...

Page 122: ...with synthetic materials the relative humidity must be higher than 30 Electrical fast transient bursts in compliance withIEC 61000 4 4 2 kV for mains 1 kV for input and output line The supply power qu...

Page 123: ...or floor to be laid out with ceramic tiles If the floor is laid out with synthetic materials the relative humidity must be higher than 30 Electrical fast transient bursts in compliance with IEC 61000...

Page 124: ...Watts Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter meters 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 3 5 V1 sqrtP 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 3 5 E1 sqrtP 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 7 E1 sqrtP 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 37 0...

Page 125: ...case of insulation failure the upstream circuit breaker will close the circuit The ERGO FIT devices of the CARDIO LINE 4000 4100 4000 4100 S 4000 4100 S MED and 4000 4100 MED series are classified as...

Page 126: ...c shock during workout The instructions in this chapter refer to the German safety model These instructions may vary in other countries A 5 2 Mark of Conformity The ERGO FIT exercise machines of the C...

Page 127: ...bH Co KG 121 On the machine s type label you can find the information listed in the below diagram here CYCLE 4000 MED Power supply Fuse CE mark Type B Contact protection with finger Foreign matter pro...

Page 128: ...ed Alternate current Protective earth conductor Grounded Potential equalization Protection class II classified Refer to documentation Off supply connection On supply connection Type B classified Type...

Page 129: ...yed value It may not fall below 3W 2 The read out error for speed n is set to a maximum of 2 min 1 above 40 min 1 3 The measurement device to assess the output calculated on the base of brake torque a...

Page 130: ...0 53 0 80 1 07 1 33 1 60 1 87 2 13 2 40 2 67 2 93 3 20 3 47 3 73 4 00 4 27 4 53 4 80 f 0 33 0 67 1 00 1 33 1 67 2 00 2 33 2 67 3 00 3 33 3 67 4 00 4 33 4 67 5 00 5 33 5 67 6 00 PWC 150 1 2 3 4 5 6 7...

Page 131: ...fer of the object in every and each case 3 No warranty is offered for damage that arises for the following reasons inappropriate or improper use faulty assembly or faulty startup carried out by the pu...

Page 132: ...y ERGO FIT GmbH Co KG Appendix 1 26 Wear parts such as those listed below are excluded for warranty pedal straps handle bar tube seat driving belt running belt adjusting lever pedals seat and foot pla...

Page 133: ...lity __________________________________________ Contact __________________________________________ Address __________________________________________ Zip City _________________________________________...

Page 134: ...esignation of sealing Metrological control not i o old sealing obliterated _______________________________ Signature ________________________________________________________________________ Measuring...

Page 135: ..._________________________________________ ____________________________________________ 3 Metrological controlls at least every two years Next inspection ______________________________________________...

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Page 137: ...t not move backwards or to the side When folding the seat the gap for the seatpost should be free of obstacles Otherwise there is a risk of injury When adjusting the seat watch out for handles and mov...

Page 138: ...p training immediately and inform your fitness coach and or see a physician If you wear a cardiac pacemaker or have health problems consult a physician before using the machine Warning There are dange...

Page 139: ...Do not lean over the handlebar and do not lean to the side The machine might tilt over Children must not use the machine without supervision and must keep away from the machine and its moving parts In...

Page 140: ...izziness stop training immediately and inform your fitness coach and or see a physician If you wear a cardiac pacemaker or have health problems consult a physician before using the machine Warning The...

Page 141: ...chine Children must not use the machine without supervision and must keep away from the machine and its moving parts In case of nausea or dizziness stop training immediately and inform your fitness co...

Page 142: ...parts In case of nausea or dizziness stop training immediately and inform your fitness coach and or see a physician If you wear a cardiac pacemaker or have health problems consult a physician before...

Page 143: ...press the emergency stop button when you are about to fall Always check the emergency stop button before exercising Keep away from the dangerous area at the rear end of the treadmill Keep away long ha...

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