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CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................... 3

IMPORTANT NOTES .............................................................................................................................. 3

DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................................ 5

PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................................ 7

ASSEMBLY MATERIAL ....................................................................................................................... 9

ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................... 10

PARTS LIST....................................................................................................................................... 11

STEP 1 ............................................................................................................................................... 13

STEP 2 ............................................................................................................................................... 14

STEP 3 ............................................................................................................................................... 15

STEP 4 ............................................................................................................................................... 16

STEP 5 ............................................................................................................................................... 17

STEP 6 ............................................................................................................................................... 18

STEP 7 ............................................................................................................................................... 19

STEP 8 ............................................................................................................................................... 20

ELIPTICAL TRANSPORT .................................................................................................................. 21

POWER CORD .................................................................................................................................. 21

RESISTANCE .................................................................................................................................... 22

STRIDE LENGTH .............................................................................................................................. 22

CONSOLE ............................................................................................................................................. 23

FUNCTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 23

BUTTONS .......................................................................................................................................... 24

DISPLAY FUNCTION DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................. 24

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 27

QUICK START FUNCTION ............................................................................................................... 29

COMMUNITY CENTER ..................................................................................................................... 30

MANUAL PROGRAM ........................................................................................................................ 31

PROGRAMS ...................................................................................................................................... 32

WATT PROGRAM ............................................................................................................................. 33

HRC PROGRAM ................................................................................................................................ 34

RECOVERY FUNKCE ....................................................................................................................... 35

NOTES ............................................................................................................................................... 35

USE OF ELEPTICAL TRAINER ............................................................................................................ 36

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................... 36

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ........................................................................................................... 36

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY, WARRANTY CLAIMS ................................................. 36

Summary of Contents for IN 19901

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL EN IN 19901 Elliptical Trainer inSPORTline inCondi ET2000i...

Page 2: ...IPTICAL TRANSPORT 21 POWER CORD 21 RESISTANCE 22 STRIDE LENGTH 22 CONSOLE 23 FUNCTIONS 23 BUTTONS 24 DISPLAY FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 24 INTRODUCTION 27 QUICK START FUNCTION 29 COMMUNITY CENTER 30 MANUAL...

Page 3: ...o not allow children to approach the exerciser without supervision since they may use it in a way for which it is not intended due to their natural play instinct and interest in experimenting Please n...

Page 4: ...ly in case of dizziness nausea chest pain or any other physical symptoms In case of doubt consult your physician immediately Children disabled and handicapped persons should use the exercise only unde...

Page 5: ...5 DIAGRAM...

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Page 7: ...A15 Stride length control 1 A64 Washer m8 8 A16 Stride length sensor wire 2 A65 BOLT M12 x 53 2 A17 Wheel 2 A67 Nut m12 2 A18 Spring 1 A69 Bearing sleeve 14 A20 Belt wheel 1 A75 Oscillating axle base...

Page 8: ...1 B34 Screw 4 F1 Central support tube 1 B35 Pedal reinforcement strip 4 F2 Iron bracket 1 B36 Screw 8 F3 Central support tube cover L 1 C1 Side connecting tube L 1 F4 Central support tube cover P 1 C...

Page 9: ...2 2 SW099 B Screw M8 x 55 4 SW049 Screw M5 x 10 4 SW101 Screw M8 x 45 1 NO NAME QTY NO NAME QTY BR6005 Bearing 6005zz 2 BH02 Bush 7 9 12 15 3 8 7 8 BR6905 Bearing BR6905zz 2 BH08 Bush 15 12 35 90L 2 B...

Page 10: ...t tubes pedal support tube and owner s manual Remove the top polyfoam pieces 1 2 and finish up packing the console console holder central support tube pedal support tube and hardware bag leaving the M...

Page 11: ...11 PARTS LIST...

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Page 13: ...ssembled screw SW088 B from the Main frame A and two screws SW088 B from the Central support tube F1 2 Connect the Central tube F1 to the Main frame A use the previously removed screw SW088 B to attac...

Page 14: ...and connect with screw SW057 B 2 Connect Cover R1 R2 on the right side of Connecting tube C2 3 Connect the Cover R3 on Tube C2 4 Connect the Cover R4 on Tube C2 To connect Cover use Screws J3 and SW0...

Page 15: ...x20 connect the Tube to the Frame 3 Refer to the VIEW B use 2 pieces Screw SW099 B M8x55 two Washers W26 B and the Iron to the bottom of the Frame bracket F2 to attach the Tube 4 Raise Frame A with an...

Page 16: ...Frame on the top with the Screw SW039 B and on the bottom with two Screws SW099 B two washers W26 B to the Iron Support F2 3 Tighten all Screws SW088 B SW099 B and SW039 B Note Make sure that the cent...

Page 17: ...to VIEW C 2 Connect the right Tube B2 to the Main frame A and secure with Nut NT NM12 B Washer W36 B and Screw SW072 B according to View D 3 After assembling in VIEW D secure the tube by tighten the p...

Page 18: ...mbly 1 Remove six pre assembled Screws SW014 B a NT014 B from left Handlebar E1 2 Connect the left Handlebar E1 to the Main frame A with screws SW014 B a NT014 B according to VIEW F 3 Right Handlebar...

Page 19: ...older D to the Cables A1 and A2 from Main frame A With two screws SW069 B and two pre assembled screws DW069 B connect the Console holder D to the Main frame A Tighten the screws according to VIEW G W...

Page 20: ...cables D1 D3 D14 16 and cable D4 to the Console Make sure that the cables are properly connected pushing the excessive cables into the Console holder D Console G connect to Console holder D with screw...

Page 21: ...he front wheels and move slowly POWER CORD 1 Connect the power cord to the frame and then to the power outlet 2 Turn the switch ON 0 off I on 3 Note The device is equipped with overvoltage protection...

Page 22: ...26 as shown on the LED controller The device is equipped with 5 speed dials The stride length can be changed at any time during exercise The current length will be displayed with a blue LED light The...

Page 23: ...heart rate in optimal zone User can choose 55 75 90 RECOVERY Heart rate test F1 F6 USER DATA User settings U0 U4 U0 do not save data U1 U4 Saving data Name age height weight gender COMMUNITY Multimedi...

Page 24: ...lue When there s no setting value the default setting is counting upward after 99 59 it returns to 0 00 When there s setting value the default setting is counting downward to 0 00 the console pause al...

Page 25: ...rent value When there s no setting value the default setting is counting upward after 999 it returns to 0 00 When there s setting value the default setting is counting downward to 0 00 the console pau...

Page 26: ...es data to profile You can choose AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT USER NAME GENDER AGE 1 99 default value 25 HEIGHT 100 250 cm default value 160 cm 40 99 inches default value 60 inches WEIGHT 20 150 kg default valu...

Page 27: ...e home screen will load after 30 seconds and will stay in standby mode Pic 1 You will see a panel of functions 1 Settings 2 Time and calendar 3 Quick start 4 Community center 5 Manual program 6 Progra...

Page 28: ...In standby mode press the arrow in the upper left corner to enter the settings 1 Exit settings 2 Updates 3 Change units 4 Volume 5 Brightness 6 Turn on off WIFI 7 WIFI settings The console version is...

Page 29: ...d and the countdown will start again 2 Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the load The square graph changes every 0 1 km mil 3 Press the PAUSE button to pause the program PAUSE is displayed Pic 8 SPEE...

Page 30: ...no action is taken for 3 seconds the brightness is it decreases by 50 you can press arrow to hide the menu 5 By pressing the right arrow you will display SPEED LOAD DISTANCE TIME RPM WATT CALORIES PU...

Page 31: ...e value reaches 0 the program stops and returns to the home screen 8 Use the UP and DOWN buttons to change the load during training The square graph changes every 0 1 km mile If the time is set the sq...

Page 32: ...s shown in Pic 17 6 If the time is set the START will start counting down When it reaches 0 the program turns off and returns to the home screen 7 Use the UP and DOWN buttons to change the load during...

Page 33: ...set the START will start counting down When it reaches 0 the program turns off and returns to the home screen 8 TARGET WATT CONSTANT DATA Displays the value according to the WATT setting REAL WATT CON...

Page 34: ...GENDER and USER NAME 5 Press EXIT to return to home screen 6 Press START to start the program Values SPEED RPM TIME DISTANCE CALORIES WATT will be displayed Pic 24 7 If the time is set the START will...

Page 35: ...ring exercise press RECOVERY to directly enter the function the motor returns to load 1 Pic 25 2 The console starts to perform the 60 second countdown and the result value is displayed after 60 second...

Page 36: ...protect the environment and natural sources Moreover you can help protect human health If you are not sure in correct disposing ask local authorities to avoid law violation or sanctions Don t put the...

Page 37: ...d on request of the Seller to prove the purchase and validity of the claim by the Invoice or Bill of Delivery that includes the product s serial number or eventually by the documents without the seria...

Page 38: ...Z26847264 Phone 420 556 300 970 E mail eshop insportline cz reklamace insportline cz servis insportline cz Web www inSPORTline cz SK inSPORTline s r o Headquaters warranty service center Elektri n 647...

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