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Step 9: When installation is finished, please carefully re-tighten all the screws and nuts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note 

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Inspect all the nuts, nut caps and pedals regularly and inspect the equipment periodically. If 

you find any defective parts, replace them immediately.   

2. Please pay attention to the friction brake pad (41) as over time this part may wear or 

become worn. If this occurs please replace the part. Use silicone spray to reduce friction. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 300SB

Page 1: ...Spin Bike 300SB User Manual For all service enquiries go to www evofitness net au or call toll free 1300796636 ...

Page 2: ...CONTENTS SAFETY MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 1 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 2 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 3 12 ...

Page 3: ...ish on the bike never use a petroleum based solvent when cleaning 7 Please keep children away from the bike while it is in use Do not allow children to use the bike This bike is designed for adults not children 8 Do not dismount the bike until the pedals are at a complete STOP 9 If you have any pain or tightness in your chest an irregular heartbeat shortness of breath feel faint or have any discom...

Page 4: ... 3 and Seat Post 2 And please adjust height of Handlebar 4 according to your body size 3 Set the correct resistance by Adjusting Knob 11 please set a right resistance according to your requirement 4 The drive mode of the equipment is bi directive drive Please press Brake Handle 9 for braking when aggressive exercise is performed and it will stop immediately Do not leave the seat until all parts co...

Page 5: ...iron tube 30 70 2 use in elliptical tube 4 19 Inner tube plug Match 35 35 2T square tube 1 20 Front cover Use in belt driven 1 21 Transportation wheel D8 D71 5 W223 2 22 Seat 1 23 Adjusting knob M16 P1 5 35L 3 24 Φ21 plug 1 25 Inner tube plug 45 45 2T square tube 1 26 Inner hexagon hollow screw Φ8 M6 30 3 27 Flat washer Φ12 Φ25 1 5T 1 28 Belt 5PK54 1 29 Tension spring Ø2 5 17 loop 1 30 Spline Shaf...

Page 6: ...2 1 0 3 56 Hexagon flange nut M6 1 57 Nylon nut M10 1 58 Nylon nut M10 P1 25 1 59 Flat mat GB T97 2 10 Φ10 1 5 6 60 Flat mat GBT97 2 5 Φ5 2 1 0 4 61 Hexagon nut M10 4 62 Braking rope 2 63 Inner hexagon flat round head screw M6x12 M6x12 3 64 Inner hexagon flat round head screw M10x25 M10x25 1 65 Inner hexagon flat round head M10x16 M10x16 4 66 Inner hexagon round head screw M6x40 M6x40 1 67 Clamp B...

Page 7: ...Small exploded diagram ...

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Page 9: ... rear stabilizer 7 to the main frame 1 with inner hexagon flat round head M10x25L 34 flat washer φ20 φ10 1 5T 33 4 Pcs item using tools Step 2 Assemble left and right pedals Connect the right and left pedals 35 to their appropriate crank arms then tighten using open spanner 15 ...

Page 10: ...ing knob 23 and slide the handlebar post 4 into the handlebar post housing on the main frame then tighten the adjusting knob 23 Step 4 Assemble the handlebar Assemble the handlebar 5 onto the handlebar post and tighten it with adjusting handle 77 and flat washer 76 ...

Page 11: ...he seat post 2 to the seat post housing on the main frame then tighten the adjusting knob 23 Step 6 Assemble the seat Loosen the adjusting knob 23 and slide the seat slider 3 into the seat post 2 then tighten the adjusting knob 23 and fix the seat 22 to the seat slider 3 ...

Page 12: ...e water bottle holder 72 to main frame 1 using enclosed tools and put in the water bottle 71 Step 8 Assemble the computer Tighten the computer sensor base 78 under the water bottle holder facing the flywheel Attach the computer shelf 75 and put in the computer 74 ...

Page 13: ...the nuts nut caps and pedals regularly and inspect the equipment periodically If you find any defective parts replace them immediately 2 Please pay attention to the friction brake pad 41 as over time this part may wear or become worn If this occurs please replace the part Use silicone spray to reduce friction ...

Page 14: ...re use to ensure they are tight 4 Please adjust the hexagon nut by using the open spanner if the seat 22 is loose 5 If you need to transport the bike please grasp the handlebar 5 and roll forward or backwards using transport wheels 21 ...

Page 15: ...and M H Press MODE to confirm and exit 3 Wheel perimeter 2074 will appear the unit figure flashes press SET to choose the numerical value and press MODE to confirm Then set the tens digit set up approach is the same as before then set up hundreds thousands and set up is completed press MODE to confirm and exit 4 Time set up set up of time mode is the same as speed Note Wheel perimeter unit of prod...

Page 16: ...s installed correctly 3 Press MODE to choose DISPLAY MODE or SCAN auto cycle MODE the screen will display under SCAN MODE every function every four seconds 4 If there is no operation or signal for more than eight minutes spin bike computer will turn off automatically and all data will be saved Under this mode you can press any key to receive the signal again Read display data 1 See Diagram P Diagr...

Page 17: ... 3 Press MODE key to change display see diagram R Picture R a The top data is current speed b Bottom data is riding time if it exceeds six seconds with no signal it will stop calculating the time 4 Press MODE to change the display see diagram S Diagram S a Top data is current speed b The bottom data is current heart beat rate ...

Page 18: ...average speed from the start of riding to the current time 10 2KM H RES shows relative speed e g this is your AVS speed and current speed combined 10 0KM H 7 Press MODE key to change the display see diagram V Diagram V a MXS shows the quickest speed in riding is 30 5KM H b ODO expresses the total distance from battery installation to current time c When you press SET ODO value can not be set 0 aga...

Page 19: ...ll according to requirement Sensor or computer battery Installation error Install battery correctly or replace with new battery Speed distance display not correct Wheel perimeter set incorrectly Reset wheel perimeter Speed display confusion Outer electromagnetism signal interfering Avoid the interfering source E g other electrical interference ...

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