TREADMILLS MOD. 870A/870S/870C
Rev.1/01.07.2019
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Introduction to the Equipment
Congratulations on your purchase of a new Treadmill 800 Series. This state-of-
the-art equipment represents the best current technology in Fitness, Sports
Applications, and Cardiorespiratory Diagnostic Exercise Systems.
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual covers all aspects of the installation, operation and maintenance of
the 870 A, 870 S and 870 C Treadmills. It provides the necessary instructions to
guarantee correct and safe operations.
This manual should be kept with the treadmill at all times.
If you have a question regarding the operation or maintenance of the treadmill,
consult the manual first. If your question remains unanswered, please call the
Manufacturer, directly.
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INTENDED USE
These treadmills have been specifically designed to be used in connection to a
variety of medical applications such as motor function, rehabilitation programs,
breathing and stress tests, and cardiorespiratory diagnostic exercise systems.
Used as indicated, the treadmills can be considered as supplementary
components for diagnostic purposes, and must be handled and maintained
under supervision by adequately qualified personnel. Typical environments for
these treadmills are outpatient cardiologic clinics, hospital wards and outpatient
departments for motor function rehabilitation.
The extraordinary versatility of these treadmills allows them to be used by a
wide range of people that wish to enjoy daily use of a treadmill for general
fitness purposes, progressive muscle exercises, and weight control.
The treadmill allows you to exercise in a safe environment, with adequate
space, and with simple fingertip control of all important parameters, including
speed.
Use of a treadmill eliminates many of the risks associated with outdoor
exercise. Most importantly, there is no risk of muscular trauma caused by the
asperity of the ground, because of the shock-absorbing deck. It also avoids
problems and inconveniences associated with climatic conditions and air
pollution.
These instruments were specifically designed to be compatible with other
Manufacturer’s Cardiorespiratory Diagnostic Exercise Systems, and for use in
Motor Rehabilitation Centres. In such configuration the treadmill becomes a
passive device of a diagnostic system and can be used by adequately qualified
personnel only.
