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ROWING MACHINE

RAMEUR MACHINE

COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS

FUNCTION

DESCRIPTION

Time

Displays the time of 1 sec at 99:59 mins. Countdown from the preset value.

Distance

Displays the distance from 0 to 99.99 miles. Countdown from the preset value.

SPM

Displays the strokes from  0 to 999  per minute.

Strokes

Displays total number of strokes from 0 to 9999. Countdown from the preset value.

Total Strokes

Displays total number of accumulated strokes from 0 to 9999. 

The accumulated total of strokes is saved when the computer is turned off, until 

the batteries are removed.

Calories

Displays calories burned from 0 to 999Kcal. Countdown from the preset value 

Note: his is an estimated guide only and should not be taken for medical purposes.

POWER ON

When installing two AAA batteries, the computer will make a long beep and the display will show the functions 

for two seconds. Then it will go into standby mode.

POWER OFF

The computer will automatically shut down after four minutes of inactivity. Upon detecting activity or pressing 

any key, it will be activated again.

When the user starts rowing, all Strokes / Time / Distance / Calories / Strokes per minute / Total Strokes functions 

will be activated. If any value was pre-set, it will be counted down to 0, from that value. If no value was pre-set, 

the values will be counted up from the beginning of the exercise. Before starting the exercise, the user can press 

the MODE key to select the function and go Up / Down to adjust the value. 

The sequence will be: STROKES > TIME > DISTANCE > CALORIES > STROKES PER MINUTE > TOTAL STROKES.

NOTE:

1. SET / RESET keys only work in Standby mode. These keys cannot be pressed during exercise.

IMPORTANT: 

Remove all parts from packaging and inspect for damage. If possible, keep the packing materials.

Summary of Contents for GZE-2253

Page 1: ...ad all the instructions in the manual carefully before assembling or using this product and keep instructions for future reference Veuillez lire attentivement toutes les instructions du manuel avant d...

Page 2: ...sabilities should not use the equipment without supervision of qualified personnel People with malignant tumors preexisting conditions heart disease or any electronic device implanted in the body shou...

Page 3: ...eel Shaft 51 1 V Ribbed Belt 220 PJ3 52 1 Idler Roller 53 2 Idler Wheel 54 2 Bolt Button Head M8 X 20mm 55 4 Bearing 608zz 56 2 Round Plug 19mm 57 1 Foot Pad 58 1 Return Spring 59 1 Allen Wrench 5mm 6...

Page 4: ...g Warning Check that all parts are tight before using the equipment Some parts may be pre assembled Verify carefully that all pieces are present before contacting the technical service Attach the base...

Page 5: ...frame 3 with a screw 81 Attach the seat 21 to the seat carriage 10 and tighten with four washers 64 and four bolts 63 A B C STEP 3 Insert the handlebar 15 through the str ap 25 Then remove the tube a...

Page 6: ...through the tube placed on the main frame 1 Slide the pedal 19 onto each end of the pedal shaft 6 and tighten each side with a large washer 83 and a bolt 60 You will need to use two Allen keys to tigh...

Page 7: ...r of explosion Pay attention to polarity or Always replace both batteries Do not mix old and new batteries or different types of batteries It is recommended you use alkaline batteries Do not use reach...

Page 8: ...SET In setting mode press this key to determine the values Press and hold for two seconds The computer will add values even without pressing the SET key Press any key to stop the function RESET In set...

Page 9: ...two AAA batteries the computer will make a long beep and the display will show the functions for two seconds Then it will go into standby mode POWER OFF The computer will automatically shut down after...

Page 10: ...move the equipment Do not use the seat to move the equipment To avoid damage to the computer remove the batteries before storing the computer 1 2 3 4 Pull the handlebar bar 15 to verify that the magne...

Page 11: ...ders back and stomach Sit as shown in Fig 4 with your legs straight lean forward and grasp the handles In a gradual and controlled manner lean back to just past the upright position continuing to pull...

Page 12: ...r professional use of the product Damage caused by oxidation sulfation humidity exposure to rain and or water or sources of excessive heat use of abrasives corrosion Legs Only Rowing This exercise wil...

Page 13: ...ndicap es ne doivent pas utiliser l quipement sans la surveillance d un personnel qualifi Les personnes atteintes de tumeurs malignes d affections pr existantes celles qui prennent un traitement qui s...

Page 14: ...1 Courroie en V 220 PJ3 52 1 Rouleau de Poulie Folle 53 2 Roue Folle 54 2 Boulon T te Creuse M8 x 20 mm 55 4 Roulement 608zz 56 2 Bouchon Rond 19 mm 57 1 Coussinet pour Pieds 58 1 Ressort de Rappel 59...

Page 15: ...ier que toutes les pi ces sont serr es avant d utiliser l quipement Certaines pi ces peu vent tre pr assembl es V rifier soigneusement que toutes les pi ces sont pr sentes avant de contacter le servic...

Page 16: ...re de la base 3 avec une vis 81 Attacher le si ge 21 au chariot du si ge 10 et fixer avec quatre rondelles 64 et quatre boulons 63 A B C TAPE 3 Ins rer le guidon 15 dans la sangle 25 Ensuite retirer l...

Page 17: ...re principal 1 Faire glisser une p dale 19 sur chaque extr mit de l arbre des p dales 6 et fixer de chaque c t avec une grande rondelle 83 et un boulon 60 Il faut utiliser deux cl s hexagonales pour s...

Page 18: ...r des piles anciennes et des piles neuves ou des piles de types diff rents Il est pr f rable d utiliser des piles alcalines Ne pas utiliser de piles rechargeables Si l cran devient faible ou si rien n...

Page 19: ...mode r glage appuyer sur cette touche pour fixer les valeurs Maintenir la pression pendant deux secondes L ordinateur augmentera les valeurs m me sans devoir appuyer sur la touche SET Appuyer sur n im...

Page 20: ...ran affiche les fonctions pendant deux secondes Il se met ensuite en mode d attente MISE HORS TENSION L ordinateur s teint automatiquement apr s quatre minutes d inactivit S il d tecte une activit ou...

Page 21: ...ur d placer l quipement Ne pas utiliser le si ge pour d placer l quipement Pour viter d endommager l ordinateur en retirer les piles avant de le ranger 1 2 3 4 Tirer sur le guidon 15 pour v rifier que...

Page 22: ...str la Fig 4 avec les jambes tendues Se pencher en avant et saisir les poign es De fa on progressive et contr l e se pencher en arri re pour passer l g rement au del de la position droite tout en tira...

Page 23: ...professionnel du produit Dommages caus s par l oxydation la sulfatation l humidit l exposition la pluie et ou l eau ou des sourc es de chaleur excessive l utilisation d abrasifs la corrosion Ramer Ave...

Page 24: ...ran affiche les fonctions pendant deux secondes Il se met ensuite en mode d attente MISE HORS TENSION L ordinateur s teint automatiquement apr s quatre minutes d inactivit S il d tecte une activit ou...

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