Proflex TRX2 User Manual Download | Manualshive

Page: 8 / 14

background image

TRX2 Elite Electric Treadmill

E&OE

© 2017 Proflex

8

Operation

Safety Tether and Emergency Stop

The equipment comes with a "safety tether" (

A

). The

safety tether must be attached to the console for the
equipment to run. It is designed to attach to your clothing
so that if you leave or fall from the equipment it will stop
automatically, helping prevent injury.

Before beginning a workout session, ensure that the
safety tether is properly placed onto the console and that
the clip is securely attached to your clothing.

Note

: If the equipment is on, but the safety tether is not attached, "

E 0 7

" shows on the display and the

equipment cannot be started.

Program and Manual Modes

The equipment features two basic operating modes:

Note

: The equipment must not be running to change or select modes.

•

Manual Mode

– The equipment is being used, but not running a pre-set program (see Program mode,

below). In this mode, the equipment can be set to stop automatically at a pre-set session duration,
distance or calories used value. To enter Manual mode, press

MODE

(see

Manual Mode Training

).

Note

: You can also press

START

to use the equipment without a pre-set duration, distance or calorie value.

•

Program Mode

– The equipment runs through a preset routine where it will apply a particular speed for

a period of time. There are 12 preset routines to choose from ("

P1

" to "

P12

"). In Program mode, the unit

automatically changes speeds. At each speed change, the unit beeps for 3 seconds before changing
speed, as a warning. To enter Program mode, press

PROGRAM

when the equipment is on but not

running

– the display flashes "

P1

". Press

PROGRAM

until you reach the required program (see

).

Console and Functions

The equipment features a computerized display that
provides you with controls for operating the unit as well as
workout information, such as duration, speed, distance
travelled etc.

To use the equipment:

1. Plug the equipment into the electrical supply.

2. Place the power switch (

B

), located at the front of the

unit, in the "ON" ("I") position.

3. Attach the safety tether to the safety tether location on

the console.

4. Operate the equipment as desired.

Always stand on the side rails when starting the equipment. Never stand on the belt then start the
machine.

A

B

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX PROFLEX

«
...
6
7
8
9
10
...
»

Summary of Contents for TRX2

Page 1: ...une 2017 READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND MAY VOID WARRANTY KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Products covered by this manual may vary in appearance assembly inclusions specifications description and packaging ...

Page 2: ...ce or adjustments other than those described in this user manual Should any problems arise discontinue use and consult an authorized service centre or personnel Any information or data provided by the equipment is a guide only and is not to be used as medical data or scientific evidence Never operate the equipment with the air openings blocked Keep the air openings free of lint hair and other obst...

Page 3: ...t by a person responsible for their safety Remove the safety tether for emergency stop Keep hands clear of all moving parts Never place hands or feet under the equipment while in use Do not use the equipment on high pile carpet greater than 1 3 cm in height Before using the equipment check that the belt is aligned and centred on the running deck and all visible fasteners on the equipment are suffi...

Page 4: ...ther and Emergency Stop 8 Program and Manual Modes 8 Console and Functions 8 Manual Mode Training 10 Program Mode Training 10 Care Maintenance and Troubleshooting 11 Cleaning 11 Storage 11 Troubleshooting 11 Maintenance 12 Belt Lubrication 12 Belt Alignment and Tension Adjustment 12 Specifications 13 Warm Up and Cool Down Routine 13 ...

Page 5: ... R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R...

Page 6: ... L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R...

Page 7: ...O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P ...

Page 8: ...nd on the belt then start the machine A B F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F ...

Page 9: ... P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X...

Page 10: ...0 2 0 5 0 7 0 5 0 8 0 6 0 5 0 2 0 4 0 3 0 P11 2 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 10 0 5 0 3 0 2 0 P12 2 0 3 0 5 0 6 0 8 0 6 0 9 0 6 0 5 0 3 0 F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E...

Page 11: ...ted by a burning smell and replace parts as required Display shows E06 Power supply protection tripped Check mains electrical supply is to specifications Check all connections Check for motor or control circuitry fault often indicated by a burning smell and replace parts as required F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R ...

Page 12: ...f and unplug the equipment Using the Allen key provided turn both left and right rear roller adjustment bolts 1 4 turn to the right then turn the main power switch back on and run the equipment at a speed of 6km h Run on to the running belt to determine if the belt is still slipping Repeat this procedure until the belt no longer slips F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O...

Page 13: ...inst a wall with your right leg in front of the left and your arms forward Keep your left leg straight and the right foot on the floor then bend the right leg and lean forward by moving your hips toward the wall Hold then repeat on the other side for 15 seconds A B C D E F G H F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L E X P R O F L ...

Page 14: ...specific application or your description of the application Be sure to attain third party approval for your application from a qualified specialist before use regardless of prior assurances by the retailer or its representatives This product is not intended for use where fail safe operation is required As with any product take an automobile aircraft computer or ball point pen for example there is ...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for TRX2

Ettan IPGphor 3

Brand: GE Pages: 64

Brand: GE Pages: 56

Brand: GE Pages: 132

Brand: GE Pages: 16

Brand: GE Pages: 474

Brand: VeEX Pages: 2

Brand: JB-Lighting Pages: 48

Brand: Bahco Pages: 9

Brand: Latham Pages: 4

Brand: SafeWaze Pages: 23

Brand: olympia electronics Pages: 4

Brand: Palmer Pages: 2

Brand: Qlight Pages: 3

Brand: qtran Pages: 2

Brand: Q-Optics Pages: 2

Brand: Tascam Pages: 78

MINISTUDIO CREATOR US-42

Brand: Tascam Pages: 11

Brand: TDR Pages: 8

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands