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MAINTENANCE

Lubrication

If the seat does not move fore and aft easily, please follow the indication

as below to lubricate the seat carriage.
Push the seat forward until it stops. Add a few drops of silicone lubricant to

the rear end of the sliding track on both sides, then move the seat forward

and backward to allow the lubricant completely fill the entire sliding track.

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Summary of Contents for 4799.102

Page 1: ...10 Seat Fore and Aft Adjustment 22 STEP 11 Essential Functions Guide 23 STEP 12 MAINTENANCE Circuit Breaker 24 6 UNDERSTAND THE SENZA CONSOLE 25 DISPLAY Overview 25 DISPLAY Console Panel 25 DISPLAY Sp...

Page 2: ...MAINTENANCE 42 MAINTENANCE Safety Precautions 42 MAINTENANCE Error Messages 43 MAINTENANCE Clean Schedule 43 MAINTENANCE Lubrication 44 11 ACCESSORIES 45 ACCESSORIES Standard 45 ACCESSORIES Option 46...

Page 3: ...estrictions resulting from country policies internal server firewalls or video formats etc A3 Strongly recommend good browsing environment when using the internet used wired network and the network ba...

Page 4: ...t climate equipment etc which may cause poor quality in reception and definition F This machine does not support the installation of 3rd party APP G Standard USB charger Supports charging of GOOGLE ce...

Page 5: ...igned for years of reliable performance this product was made for full commercial use Before this product is assembled or operated we recommend that you familiarize yourself with this manual Understan...

Page 6: ...d Do not operate on a blanket or near flammable materials Keep all air ventilation areas free of blockage Never drop or insert into any opening Wear appropriate workout clothes don t wear loose clothi...

Page 7: ...rmal feeling please stop Exercise and consult your doctor immediately Consult your physician before starting a workout or training program It is recommended that you undergo a complete physical examin...

Page 8: ...able protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the ins...

Page 9: ...ing Do not let children on or near the product WARNING Heart rate monitoring system may be inaccurate Over exercise may result in serious injury or death If you feel faint stop exercising immediately...

Page 10: ...el as shown otherwise you can also stick it on a place where is clear and obvious please use the French version label in French Speaking areas in North America and the label will not be included in th...

Page 11: ...arts No Name Qty No Name Qty A1 Main frame 1 A8 Left side bottle rack 1 A2 Console Mast 1 A9 Right side bottle rack 1 A3 Grip 1 A10 Seat strut cover 1 A4 Console 1 A11 Power cord 1 A5 Saddle 1 A12 TV...

Page 12: ...w 1 M4 L8 Components on the Product No Name Specification Notes 22 Inner hex screw M8 P1 25 L20 Spring washer M8 Flat washer D17 d8 3 t2 23 Flat washer D20 d8 t1 0 Spring washer M8 t2 0 Outer inner he...

Page 13: ...secure the left right pedals A13 A14 to the crank on the main frame please note that pedal spindle threads are different from left side and right side DO NOT install in reverse The tool should not be...

Page 14: ...lebar A7 with the screws 22 pull the cables out of the opening as shown and connect to the cables on the mainframe A1 b Secure the saddle A5 to the mainframe A1 with the screws 23 c Turn the grip A3 o...

Page 15: ...the seat strut cover A10 for both side as shown Please note that when assembling the cover the lower bevel is on the inside and the higher bevel is on the outside of the seat strut c Secure the left...

Page 16: ...crews 28 11 and the rack 52 and secure the console A4 to the console mast A2 with the pre installed screws 26 C Remove the rear cover 55 then connect the cables of the console A4 to the cables of the...

Page 17: ...17 STEP 5 Move the Bike in Place Lift the seat carriage then tilt the bike for moving...

Page 18: ...the ground If not adjust the levelers as follows a Loosen the leveling knob b Rotate the leveling knob downward to the ground to make it steady c Tighten the leveling knob d After the bike is install...

Page 19: ...m the base of the bike 2 Insert the power cord plug into the connector on the product 3 Plug the power cord A11 into the outlet and secure the power cord plug into place with the removed screw 29 Note...

Page 20: ...er multimedia players using AV output signal c To support MYE Wireless TV Audio_Channel Receiver and the other equipment that conform to the CSAFE specification d TV This machine can connect to digita...

Page 21: ...21 STEP 9 Seat Back Adjustment Move the grip A3 left and right to adjust the inclination of the seat back...

Page 22: ...22 STEP 10 Seat Fore and Aft Adjustment Pull up the handle right below the seat to move the seat forward and backward until you find the right position...

Page 23: ...23 STEP 11 Essential Functions Guide RESISTANCE Adjust the weight or force you need to place on the pedals to move them...

Page 24: ...mage caused by overcurrent overload or short circuit A spring located under the push button causes the button at area D to lift up and the breaker to trip as shown b After the fault is repaired by qua...

Page 25: ...heir fitness goals in a simple and convenient way Before using the cycle please familiarize yourself with the features on the display so you can fully utilize the cycle and all it has to offer DISPLAY...

Page 26: ...in HEART RATE 35 220 bpm DISTANCE 0 00 9999 Mile Km CALORIES 0 9999 Cal RPM 5 150 steps min Calories Hour 0 9999 Cal Hour Mets 0 99 99 PROGRAM QUICK START GOALS FAT BURN INTERVAL SENZA JOURNEYS PLATEA...

Page 27: ...UCT OPERATION Safe Operating Area a Safety clearance required as shown below Do not allow people to be near this area when operating b Noise emission under load is higher than without load 600mm 23 6...

Page 28: ...y instructions given by the manufacturer Over exercise or improper workout position may result in serious injury c Hold onto the handlebar while getting off the bike from left right side d This produc...

Page 29: ...when getting on the bike Wait to get on until the pedals have come to a complete stop Getting off the bike Always be cautious when getting off the bike Always wait until the pedals have come to a com...

Page 30: ...ap 6 LANGUAGE SETTING Touch to select your preferred language by country 7 DISPLAY MODE Touch to switch screen to black and white display with high contrast Touch again the screen will switch back to...

Page 31: ...ing 3 2 1 0 GO on the display The product will start with the default setting of 35 years old weight 75 kg 165 lbs and the PROGRAM will start in quick start time mode with resistance level 1 You can u...

Page 32: ...nd FITNESS TEST You can switch among these options while exercising After you choose an option the workout will start right after a 3 second countdown timer You can also change to different options wh...

Page 33: ...fats in your body by working out with the fat burn mode INTERVAL 1 1 1 2 2 2 Interval Training is alternating periods of high intensity aerobic exercise and low intensity aerobic exercise Workout time...

Page 34: ...symbol below the status windows A drop down menu for information display format will be opened for selection Drop down menu introduction Symbol Drop down Menu items Default Other Options Resistance A...

Page 35: ...35 OPERATION Workout Status Continued Symbol Drop down Menu items Default Other Options Calories Calories Min Calories Hour Mets Set Target Calories RPM Average RPM Change Speed...

Page 36: ...udio USB Video IPTV and AVIN ANYCast Youtube Netflix HDMI optional etc the small central window will display the selected multimedia screen immediately Note A good browsing environment is strongly rec...

Page 37: ...antly while using the multimedia features Description of icons in the View Entertainment screen ICON Description Full Screen Exit full screen mode by tapping screen 1 This button appears when choosing...

Page 38: ...anged and set by the user 2 Standby time for idle mode can be changed in the engineering mode OPERATION Energy Smart Function There is a default Energy Smart timer setting feature in the engineering m...

Page 39: ...ine There are two ways to login 1 Without mobile device on hands please manually enter SA WELL ID and password 2 With mobile device on hands please follow up below steps The instant information is sho...

Page 40: ...hboring products HEART RATE Contact The words contact heart rate refer to the detection of the heart rate via sensors on the product By holding the sensors the exerciser can view his or her heart rate...

Page 41: ...st depend on your fitness level In general it is recom mended that you maintain a heart rate within your training zone for at least 15 to 20 minutes to experience the benefits of aerobic exercise Begi...

Page 42: ...ny liquid directly onto the product Doing so can damage electronic components and void the warranty Use a clean lint free towel dampened with a mixture of Simple Green all purpose cleaner to thoroughl...

Page 43: ...ty Resume operation when communication is normal ERROR_8_2_ Startup communication is normal however it is abnormal during operation Resume operation when communication is normal Machine Model Unidenti...

Page 44: ...the indication as below to lubricate the seat carriage Push the seat forward until it stops Add a few drops of silicone lubricant to the rear end of the sliding track on both sides then move the seat...

Page 45: ...function is not available for smart phones using USB connection to play audio and video Recommend using sandisk usb that can be compatible with the machine format Fat32 MAX 32GB CSAFE PORT Compatible...

Page 46: ...ailable for download in the App Store and Google Play 2 Use USB Flash Drive to store the workout data 3 Manage user information and workout data Visit www gosportsart com for more information about th...

Page 47: ...ensions L 1725 mm 68 W 660 mm 26 H 1404 mm 55 2 Overall Weight 96 5 kg 213 lbs Maximum User Weight 205 kg 450 lbs Power Requirement 100 120 V 60Hz 0 7A USA 200 240 V 50Hz 0 35A EUROPE Circuit Breaker...

Page 48: ...C Board HTR Board Headphone Board WIFI Board Bluetooth Board USB Board EUP Board USB Board SA WELL Option SA WELL Connection key SA WELL Board RESISTANCE Left RESISTANCE Right Contact HTR plates Speed...

Page 49: ...loded Diagrams Note We reserve the right to revise the following diagrams at any time without notice to notify any person of such revisions Please visit our official website www gosportsart com for th...

Page 50: ...roduct Disassembly Follow sequence of index numbers 1 through 4 assigned to the figure below to disassemble the product and be sure to remove all the retaining screws before performing disassembly 1 3...

Page 51: ...51 Your Authorized Distributor...

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