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 HOW TO TURN ON THE POWER

IMPORTANT: If the training bike has been exposed 
to cold temperatures, allow it to warm to room 
temperature before turning on the power. If you do 
not do this, you may damage the console displays 
or other electrical components.

Plug in the power cord (see 
HOW TO PLUG IN THE 
POWER CORD on page 
13). Next, locate the 
power switch on the frame 
near the power cord. Press 
the power switch to the 
reset position.

The display will then turn on and the console will be 
ready for use.

Note: When you turn on the power for the first time, 
the incline system may calibrate automatically.

 

The training bike will move upward and downward as 
it calibrates. When the training bike stops moving, the 
incline system is calibrated.

IMPORTANT: If the incline system does not cali-
brate automatically, see step 7 on page 23 and 
manually calibrate the incline system.

 IMPORTANT: The console features a display demo 
mode, designed to be used if the training bike is 
displayed in a store. If the demo mode is turned on, 
the console will not turn off and the display will not 
be reset when you finish exercising. To turn off the 
demo mode, see step 7 on page 22.

 HOW TO NAVIGATE THE CONSOLE MENUS

You can use the Home, increase, decrease, and Enter 
buttons on the console to navigate through menus in 
the display, change settings, and view console 
information.

Press the Home button to return to the main menu, to 
end a workout, or to return to a previous menu.

Press the increase and decrease buttons to highlight a 
menu option.

Press the Enter button to select a menu option or to 
confirm a setting.

 HOW TO SET UP THE CONSOLE

Before using the training bike for the first time, set up 
your console. 

1.  Connect to a wireless network.

 

 See steps 1 and 2 on page 21 to connect to a 
wireless network. Then, press the

 

Home button

 

to 

return to the settings mode. 

2.  Calibrate the incline system.

 

 First, select the maintenance mode (see steps 1 
and 2 on page 23). Then, see step 7 on page 
23 and calibrate the incline system of the training 
bike.

 3.  Check for firmware updates. 

 

 

 First, select the maintenance mode (see steps 1 
and 2 on page 23). Then, see step 3 on page 
23 and check for firmware updates.

4.  Create an iFit account.

 

 To create an iFit account, or for more information 
about the account, go to www.iFit.com.

5.  Begin working out.

 

 See HOW TO USE AN IFIT WORKOUT on 
page 20.

 HOW TO USE THE SOUND SYSTEM

To play music or audio books through the console 
sound system while you exercise, plug the included 
audio cable into the jack on the console and into a jack 
on your MP3 player or CD player; 

make sure that the 

audio cable is fully plugged in.

 

Next, press the play button on your MP3 
player or CD player. Adjust the volume 
level using the volume increase and 
decrease buttons on the console or the 
volume control on your MP3 player or CD 
player. 

To use headphones with the console, plug your head-
phones cable into the headphones jack on the console.

Reset 

Position

Summary of Contents for PRO-FORM 1350

Page 1: ...uc tions in this manual before using this equipment Keep this manual for future reference To register your product and activate your warranty today go to www proformservice com registration For servic...

Page 2: ...ent decal Apply the decal in the location shown Note The decal s may not be shown at actual size WARNING DECAL PLACEMENT 2 IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS 3 BEFORE YOU BEGIN 6 PART IDENTIFICATION CHART 7 ASSEMB...

Page 3: ...ng bike indoors away from moisture and dust Do not put the training bike in a garage or covered patio or near water 6 Place the training bike on a level surface with at least 2 ft 0 6 m of clearance a...

Page 4: ...4...

Page 5: ...5 all STANDARD SERVICE PLANS...

Page 6: ...u use the training bike If you have questions after reading this manual please see the front cover of this manual To help us assist you note the product model number and serial number before contactin...

Page 7: ...ify small parts used in assembly The number in parentheses by each drawing is the key number of the part from the PART LIST near the end of this manual The number following the key num ber is the quan...

Page 8: ...t and right parts are marked R or Right To identify small parts see page 7 In addition to the included tool s assembly requires the following tools one Phillips screwdriver one adjustable wrench Assem...

Page 9: ...en the indicated Post Knob 47 and pull it outward Then insert the Seat Post 3 into the Frame 2 Move the Seat Post 3 upward or downward to the desired position release the Post Knob 47 into an adjustme...

Page 10: ...ost 6 as shown Have a second person hold the Handlebar Post 6 near the Frame 2 Locate the wire tie in the lower end of the Handlebar Post Tie the wire tie to the Lower Wire 69 Then pull the upper end...

Page 11: ...Post 6 with a 5 16 x 3 4 Screw 92 and a 5 16 x 2 1 4 Screw 81 Avoid pinching the wires 69 68 7 81 92 6 8 8 94 7 8 Orient the Handlebar Cover 8 as shown Attach the Handlebar Cover 8 to the Handlebar 7...

Page 12: ...he training bike is assembled inspect it to make sure that it is assembled correctly and that it functions properly Make sure that all parts are properly tightened before you use the training bike Not...

Page 13: ...ed only until a properly grounded outlet can be installed by a quali ed electrician The green colored rigid ear lug or the like extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground such...

Page 14: ...osition To adjust the height of the seat post rst loosen the post knob and pull it outward Then move the seat post upward or down ward release the post knob into an adjustment hole in the seat post an...

Page 15: ...even change gears to maintain your pedaling cadence When you use the manual mode of the console you can change the incline resistance of the training bike and change gears with the touch of a button...

Page 16: ...tton to return to the main menu to end a workout or to return to a previous menu Press the increase and decrease buttons to highlight a menu option Press the Enter button to select a menu option or to...

Page 17: ...esired To maintain a steady pedaling cadence change gears by pressing the Gears increase and decrease buttons Note After you press a button it will take a moment for the training bike to change to the...

Page 18: ...wireless network Change the volume level of the con sole by pressing the volume increase and decrease buttons To pause the manual mode or a workout stop pedaling The console will pause and the time w...

Page 19: ...lay will also show a map of the trail and a marker indicating your progress Press the Display button repeatedly to view the map At the end of the rst segment of the workout the incline will automatica...

Page 20: ...your schedule Press the Compete button to compete in a race that you have previously scheduled To switch users within the iFit account select Select User and select the desired user From the iFit men...

Page 21: ...Done Note If your network does not have a password simply select Done If you are having problems connecting to the selected network make sure that your password is correct Note Passwords are case sens...

Page 22: ...you select a language the display will return to the international menu Press the Home button to return to the settings menu 6 Select the unit of measurement From the settings menu select Internation...

Page 23: ...the console to be ready for use 4 Restore the default settings From the maintenance menu select Restore Defaults Then press Enter to restore the console to the original settings from the factory After...

Page 24: ...e 8 x 1 2 Screws 95 the 1 4 Flange Nuts 99 the 8 x 3 4 Screw 94 and the 8 x 32 x 13mm Screw 88 Then reattach the Upper Shield 10 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING FCC INFORMATION This equipment has been...

Page 25: ...m aerobic exercise which is activity that requires large amounts of oxygen for prolonged periods of time For aerobic exercise adjust the intensity of your exercise until your heart rate is near the hi...

Page 26: ...el Spacer 44 1 Thrust Washer 45 1 Flywheel Pulley 46 2 Post Bushing 47 2 Post Knob 48 1 Power Switch 49 1 Grommet 50 1 Control Board 51 1 Board Bracket 52 3 Standoff 53 1 Crank Pulley 54 1 Crank 55 2...

Page 27: ...37 71 38 40 41 42 43 71 44 45 82 85 71 82 94 94 46 46 48 49 51 50 52 52 89 86 87 83 53 54 56 55 55 57 57 58 59 59 60 62 61 64 65 78 63 65 78 95 94 77 73 88 66 67 88 73 94 81 88 88 80 80 79 79 95 94 9...

Page 28: ...l trip charge This warranty does not extend to freight damage to the product This warranty will automatically be voided if the product is used as a store display model if the product is purchased or t...

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