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NO. DESCRIPTION REMARK

QT

Y

NO. DESCRIPTION

REMARK QTY

1

MAIN FRAME

1

25

ADJUSTABLE

WHEEL

∮

9*

∮

62*23.5

4

2

BASE FRAME

1

26

INNER

PLUG

30*60*t1.5 PIPE

2

3

INCLINE BRACKET

1

27

MOVING WHEEL

PLUG

40*80*t1.8 PIPE

2

4L\

R

UPRIGHT

1

28

EDGING

2

5

MOTOR BRACKET

1

29

WIRLESS CHEST

BELT RECEIVER

1

6

FRONT ROLLER

1

30

PLANAR PAD

6

7

REAR ROLLER

1

31

CUSHION

∮

30*

∮

6.5*16

2

8

COMPUTER BRACKET

1

32

RING PROTECTING

WIRE PLUG

2

9

COMPUTER CHIP

1

33

SPEAKER

2

10

COMPUTER OVERLAY

1

34

CUSHION

4

11

RUNNING BOARD

STRENGTH TUBE

1

35

HANDRAIL

FOAM

∮

48*

∮

54*287

2

12

BOWL WASHER

8

36

SMALL

CUSHION

2

13

RUNNING BOARD

1

37

ALLEN WRENCH

S6

1

14

RUNNING BELT

1

38

MOTOR CUSHION

BLOCKING

2

15

BELT 200-J7

1

39

SILICON

OIL

1

16

MOTOR BOTTOM

COVER

1

40

EVA

CUSHION

t3.0*20*565

1

17

MOTOR TOP COVER

1

41

CYLINDER

F=35kg

1

18

COMPUTER

1

42

POWER WIRE

BUCKLE

1

19

ALLEN WRENCH

S5

1

43 DC

MOTOR

1

20

SCREW DRIVER

1

44 INCLINE

MOTOR

1

21

END CAP

SYMMETRY

2

45

POWER SWITCH

1

22

FRONT COVER

SYMMETRY

2

46

OVERLOADED

PROTECTOR

1

23

BRACKET

1

47

POWER

CORD

1

24 COVER

1

48

COMPUTER UPPER

WIRE

1

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Summary of Contents for FORCE HS212TM

Page 1: ...0 Motorized Treadmill Owner s Manual HS212TM FORCE PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OWNER S MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND USE OF THE TREADMILL AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ...ING INSTRUCTIONS 6 INCLINE INSTRUCTIONS 7 GROUNDING METHODS 8 OPERATION GUIDE 9 14 GETTING STARTED GUIDE 15 SAFETY EXERCISE 16 WARM UP EXERCISE 17 MOTOR BELT ADJUSTMENT 18 MAINTENANCEINSTRUCTIONS 19 BELT ADJUSTMENT 20 EXPLODED DRAWING 21 PARTS LIST 22 23 ERROR CODES AND SIGNIFICANCE 24 ...

Page 3: ...he Treadmill while you are standing on the walking belt and always stand on the foot rails on the sides of the frame until the belt is moving Do not wear long loose fitting clothing that could become caught in the Treadmill Always wear running or aerobic shoes with rubber soles Treadmills should only be used unsupervised by adults If a child wishes to use a Treadmill they should have adult supervi...

Page 4: ...22 MAIN FRAME 1PC ALLEN WRENCH 1PC SCREW DRIVER 1PC FRONT COVER 2PCS 29 37 47 61 WIRELESS CHEST BELT RECEIVER 1PC ALLEN WRENCH 1PC POWER CODE 1PC BOLT M8 30 2PCS 62 76 87 92 BOLT M8 15 6PCS INNER WASHER 8PCS SAFETY KEY 1PC MP3 LINE 1PC 93 BOLT M4 15 6PCS FIXING TOOLS 5 ALLEN WRENCH 1 pc 6 ALLEN WRENCH 1 pc SCREW DRIVER S 13 15 17 1 pc ...

Page 5: ...il the screw holes are in alignment Then Screw the upright tubes onto the base frame 2 with HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLTS 62 and INNER WASHERS 76 Lock the FRONT COVER 22 on to the BASE FRAME 2 with CROSS FLAT HEAD BOLTS 93 Then rotate the COMPUTER 18 in the arrow direction to align it with the UPRIGHTS 4L 4R STEP 2 Fix the COMPUTER 18 onto the UPRIGHTS 4L 4R with HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLTS 61 and INNER...

Page 6: ...up the bed of the machine and continue to lift until you hear a click that is made by the safety casing engaging the pneumatic cylinder Unfolding Instructions Holding the bed of the machine with both hands use your foot to kick the safety sleeve lightly to disengage it Then pull down the bed in the same direction as the arrow You can now let go of the bed and it will fall slowly and smoothly to th...

Page 7: ...e add and subtract buttons in 2 increments To adjust the incline when the treadmill is running press the button for more than 2 seconds to add or subtract inclination The computer also has shortcut keys 2 4 6 8 and 10 Picture A shows incline 0 Picture B shows incline 12 Picture 1 Picture 2 ...

Page 8: ...odes and ordinances DANGER Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in risk of electric shock Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded Do not modify the plug provided with the product if it will not fit the outlet please have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician This machine is for...

Page 9: ...modes P01 P30 MODE Press the MODE button to choose Manual Mode or Time Countdown or Distance Countdown or Calories Countdown START Press this button to start STOP Press this button to stop SPEED Press SPEED to adjust the speed when the Treadmill is running SPEED SHORTCUTS Press 4 8 12 16 to quickly adjust the speed INCLINE Press INCLINE to adjust the incline when the Treadmill is running INCLINE S...

Page 10: ... will slow down smoothly until stopped BUILT IN PROGRAMS There are 30 built in programs When the treadmill is not running press the PROGRAM button the speed window will then display P1 P30 Choose any program from P1 to P30 and the time window will show a default time 30 00 and will flicker Now press the SPEED button to adjust the time you need Press the START button The treadmill will start after ...

Page 11: ...ss MODE and enter your parameters 1 SEX 2 AGE 3 HEIGHT 4 WEIGHT 5 FAT TESTER Press SPEED SPEED to set Press MODE to set 5 grasp the hand pulse sensors the window will display your body quality index The body quality index is to test the relationship between your height and weight BODY FAT INDEX INDEX BMI OBESITY LEVELS 19 Under weight 19 26 Normal weight 26 30 Over weight 30 Obesity DISPLAY RANGE ...

Page 12: ... but the default program will still adjust automatically to let your pulse reach the target Pulse rate The first to third minute of the program is a warm up step so the program will not automatically adjust the speed and incline but you can still adjust it by yourself From the fourth minute the program will automatically add speed in 0 5 km increments During the exercise the program will automatic...

Page 13: ...ED 2 4 4 7 7 4 7 8 4 8 9 9 4 4 4 5 6 3 3 2 INCLINE 5 5 5 6 6 6 4 4 6 6 5 5 8 8 9 9 9 7 4 2 P10 SPEED 2 4 5 6 7 5 4 6 8 8 6 6 5 4 4 2 4 4 3 3 INCLINE 5 6 6 6 7 5 8 8 4 4 4 5 5 8 8 10 10 8 6 3 P11 SPEED 2 5 8 10 7 7 10 10 7 7 10 10 6 6 9 9 5 5 4 3 INCLINE 4 5 3 2 6 6 2 2 2 2 2 4 5 6 3 2 5 5 2 0 P12 SPEED 3 4 9 9 5 9 5 8 5 9 7 5 5 7 9 9 5 7 6 3 INCLINE 1 2 3 2 3 5 5 0 0 2 3 5 7 3 3 5 6 5 3 3 P13 SPEE...

Page 14: ...ance Instructions Checking Belt Tension If you feel the running belt has occasional pause when you are running the running belt or motor belt is probably too loose and you ll need to adjust it Judgment methods Step 1 Open the motor cover then let the Treadmill work at the slowest speed Step 2 Stand on the running belt and move together with it hang on to the handrails and try your best to press do...

Page 15: ... to keep the cleaning liquid away from inside the motorized Treadmill frame or from underneath the belt At least once a year remove the motor cover and vacuum inside This Treadmill s walking belt and deck are equipped with a pre lubricated low maintenance deck system The belt deck friction may play a major role in the function and life of your Treadmill thus requiring periodic lubrication We recom...

Page 16: ...ve steps until the running belt rolls nicely in the middle See picture A If the Treadmill belt is drifting left then repeat the steps above steps until the belt is centered See picture B The Treadmill belt tension will gradually relax after a prolonged period of use In this case unplug the safety lock and turn off the power Then turn the two adjusting bolts one on each foot clockwise 1 4 turn Then...

Page 17: ...16 Parts List ...

Page 18: ...1 33 SPEAKER 2 10 COMPUTER OVERLAY 1 34 CUSHION 4 11 RUNNING BOARD STRENGTH TUBE 1 35 HANDRAIL FOAM 48 54 287 2 12 BOWL WASHER 8 36 SMALL CUSHION 2 13 RUNNING BOARD 1 37 ALLEN WRENCH S6 1 14 RUNNING BELT 1 38 MOTOR CUSHION BLOCKING 2 15 BELT 200 J7 1 39 SILICON OIL 1 16 MOTOR BOTTOM COVER 1 40 EVA CUSHION t3 0 20 565 1 17 MOTOR TOP COVER 1 41 CYLINDER F 35kg 1 18 COMPUTER 1 42 POWER WIRE BUCKLE 1 ...

Page 19: ... M8 60 2 59 ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M8 85 1 84 CORSS FLAT HEAD SELF TAPPING BOLT M4 25 2 60 ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M8 75 1 85 HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M8 55 2 61 HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M8 30 4 86 REACTOR 1 62 HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M8 15 8 87 SAFETY KEY 1 63 COUNTERSUNK SCREW M6 25 2 88 CABLE TIE 6 64 ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M6 60 2 89 FILTER 1 65 ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M6 45 1 90 HALF ROUND HEAD HEX BOLT M...

Page 20: ...or Network Stops and go into fault status Computer shows fault code E03 Other areas show blank After 10 seconds the machine will go into ready mode and can be restarted Possible Reasons Computer is not receiving motor speed sensor feedback for more than 3 seconds please check sensor plug and motor connection wires Check the controller E05 Over Current Protection Stops and goes into fault status co...

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