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TIME: 

Records  the  total  time  from  00:00  up  to  99:59.  The  user  may  preset  the  target  time  by 

pressing SET & MODE buttons. Each increase is 1 minute. 
 

RPM: 

Displays  the  Rotation  per  Minute  (RPM).  The  RPM  and  SPEED  will  switch  to  another 

display every 6 seconds after the exercise starts. 
 

SPEED: 

Displays current training speed. Maximum speed is 99.9 mph (miles per hour). 

 
DISTANCE:

  Records  the  total  distance  from  0.00  up  to  99.99  m  (miles).  The  user  may  preset 

target distance data by pressing SET & MODE buttons, by increments of 0.5m (miles). 
 

CALORIES: 

Records the  calories burned during  training from 0 to max. 999 calories.

 

The user 

may also preset the target calories burned before training by pressing the SET & MODE buttons, 
by increments of 10 cal.   

 
PULSE: 

The  monitor  will  display  the  user's  heart  rate  in  beats  per  minute  during  training.  You 

may set the target heart rate by press the SET & MODE buttons. 

 

NOTE: This data was designed to be the guide for exercise use only and should not be 
used for medical purpose. 
 

CALENDAR:  

Displays the date, month, and year when the monitor is in sleep mode. 

 
CLOCK:  

Displays current clock time when the monitor is in sleep mode. 

 
TEMPERATURE:

 Displays current room temperature from 15

°F

 to 99°F when the computer is in 

sleep mode. 
 

OPERATION

 

1.  Power on 

– Install 2 pieces of 1.5V UM-3 or AA batteries. The monitor starts the segment test 

with a long beep sound. (When the batteries are removed, all the functions values will be reset 
to zero or default value.) 

2.  Set current data 

– Press the SET & MODE buttons to set up current clock time, year, month, 

and date. After the first setting and until the batteries need to be replaced, the preset data will 
be updated automatically. 

3.  Select and preset target value 

– Get access to the setting function of Time, Distance, Calories, 

and Target Pulse. When you are in the TIME setting mode, the value will flash, and you can
 press the SET button to adjust the value. Press MODE button for confirmation and skip to the 
next  setting.  The  setting  of  Distance,  Calories,  and  Target  Pulse  are  the  same  as  the  Time 
setting. 

4.  After  entering  speed  signal,  each  function  of  SPEED-RPM-TIME-DISTANCE-CALORIES- 

PULSE will display every 6 seconds.   

5.  You can press the MODE button to select single function display on the main screen except 

RPM & SPEED. The RPM & SPEED function will display every 6 seconds. 

6.  If  you  have  preset  function  target  before,  the  function  starts  to  count  down  from  the  target 

when the training starts. Once target is achieved, the monitor will beep, and the function will 
count up from zero automatically if training continues.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SF-RB4958

Page 1: ...8 USER MANUAL IMPORTANT Please retain owner s manual for maintenance and adjustment instructions Your satisfaction is very important to us PLEASE DO NOT RETURN UNTIL YOU HAVE CONTACTED US support sunnyhealthfitness com or 1 877 90SUNNY 877 907 8669 ...

Page 2: ...e equipment The equipment is designed for adult use only 4 Use the equipment on a solid flat level surface with a protective cover for your floor or carpet To ensure safety the equipment should have at least 2 feet 60 CM of free space all around it 5 Ensure that all nuts and bolts are securely tightened before using the equipment The safety of the equipment can only be maintained if it is regularl...

Page 3: ...2 EXPLODED DIAGRAM 1 ...

Page 4: ...3 EXPLODED DIAGRAM 2 ...

Page 5: ...omputer Wire 2 1 62 Bolt M6 45 4 20 Handlebar Cover 1 63 Foam Grip 2 2 21 Screw M5 10 4 64 Handle Pulse Sensor 2 22 Handlebar 1 65 Rear Handlebar 1 23 End Cap Ф25 4 66 Carriage Bolt M8 45 2 24 Foam Grip 1 2 67 Cover Plate 1 25 Spring Washer d8 2 68 Dome Nut M8 2 26 Screw M8 30 2 69 Handle Pulse Wire 3 1 27 Screw M8 16 4 70 C clip 1 28 C clip d12 3 71 Bearing 6203 2 29 End Cap 2 72 Bushing 1 30 Gro...

Page 6: ...SUNNY 877 907 8669 No Description Spec Qty No Description Spec Qty 87 Bolt M6 36 1 107 Tension Spring 1 88 Nut M6 2 108 Screw M8 19 1 89 Hexagon Flange Nut M10 1 0 1 109 Bearing 6000 2 90 Spring Washer d10 1 110 Idler Wheel 1 91 Bolt Set 2 111 Washer d6 Φ16 1 5 1 92 Hexagon Nut M10 1 0 5 1 112 Hexagon Bolt M6 12 1 93 Hexagon Nut M10 1 0 3 1 113 End Cap 2 94 Hexagon Nut M10 1 0 3 1 114 Hexagon Nut ...

Page 7: ...ft Pedal No 2L counter clockwise as tightly as you can with your hands then use Wrench No D to tighten securely Align the Right Pedal No 2R with the Right Crank No 79R at 90 and gently insert the pedal into the crank arm Turn the Right Pedal No 2R clockwise as tightly as you can with your hands then use Wrench No D to tighten securely NOTE Left Pedal No 2L is marked with L on the pedal while Right...

Page 8: ... Wrench No B STEP 4 Remove the Bolt No 16 and Arc Washer No 15 from Tension Control Knob No 14 with Spanner No A CAUTION Please make sure Tension Control Knob No 14 is at the lowest resistance level level 1 all the way to the left before you connect Tension Wire No 10 Connect the link wire of Tension Control Knob No 14 with Tension Wire No 10 Then pull the link wire of Tension Control Knob No 14 u...

Page 9: ...B Then attach the Handlebar Cover No 20 onto Handlebar No 22 Remove 4 Screws No 21 from the back of Computer No 17 with Spanner No A Connect Computer Wire 1 No 18 with Sensor Wire 2 No 12 Connect Computer Wire 2 No 19 with Handle Pulse Wire 2 No 13 Attach Computer No 17 onto the bracket on the top of Support Tube No 11 using 4 Screws No 21 that were removed Tighten and secure with Spanner No A STE...

Page 10: ...sing 4 Bolts No 39 and 4 Washers No 4 Tighten and secure with Allen Wrench No B Remove 6 Screws No 41 from Main Frame No 1 with Spanner No A Attach Seat Cover 40 to the Main Frame No 1 using 6 Screws No 41 that were removed and 2 Screws No 42 Tighten and secure with Spanner No A STEP 8 Attach Cover Plate No 67 and Rear Handlebar No 65 onto Backrest Frame No 55 using 2 Carriage Bolts No 66 2 Washer...

Page 11: ...s complete BATTERY REPLACEMENT 1 Press the buckle of the battery cover on the back of the Computer No 17 then remove the battery cover 2 Remove the 2 old AA batteries in the battery case and install 2 new AA batteries into the battery case on the back of the Computer No 17 Pay attention to the battery and ends before installing 3 Press the buckle of the battery cover then put the battery cover bac...

Page 12: ...ble wheels on the Left Right End Caps No 6L R located on the front stabilizer touch the ground With the wheels on the ground you can transport the recumbent bike to the desired location with ease 44 ADJUSTING THE SEAT To adjust the seat forward or backwards press down Brake Handle No 44 then slide the seat to the desired position Lift the Brake Handle No 44 up to tighten CLEANING The recumbent bik...

Page 13: ...target value of Time Distance Calories and Pulse You can hold the button to increase the value fast 3 Set up the personal data of Gender Age Height and Weight for Body fat test RESET Press the button to reset function value when setting Press the button and hold for 2 seconds to reset all value to zero When the user replaces batteries all values will reset to ZERO automatically BODY FAT Press this...

Page 14: ...erature from 15 F to 99 F when the computer is in sleep mode OPERATION 1 Power on Install 2 pieces of 1 5V UM 3 or AA batteries The monitor starts the segment test with a long beep sound When the batteries are removed all the functions values will be reset to zero or default value 2 Set current data Press the SET MODE buttons to set up current clock time year month and date After the first setting...

Page 15: ...ta Each personal data available is described as the following AGE 10 99 years HEIGHT 100 250 cm or 3 03 8 02 WEIGHT 10 200 kg or 22 440 lb 9 3 After all personal data has been entered you can press the BODY FAT button and hold on pulse sensors to start the body fat test 9 4 It takes a few seconds to test the body fat If you did not hold onto the sensors during the testing procedure the LCD will sh...

Page 16: ...positioned and battery springs are in proper contact with batteries 3 The batteries in the computer may be unresponsive Change to new batteries The recumbent bike wobbles when in use Adjust the end caps on the rear stabilizer as needed to level the recumbent bike The recumbent bike makes squeaking noises when in use The bolts may have become loose on the recumbent bike Please inspect all bolts and...

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