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Page 2: ...Tectrix Fitness Equipment 68 Fairbanks Irvine California 92618 800 767 8082 714 380 8082 ClimbMax 1000 Owner s Manual...
Page 3: ...pment may require that power be switched off and then back on again to resume normal operation IMPORTANT GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS Warning Connect This Equipment to a Properly Grounded Outlet ATTENTION B...
Page 4: ...Handrails 666 Attach the Optional Water Bottle Holder 666 Plug in the Display Cable 777 Level the ClimbMax 777 Plugging in the ClimbMax 777 Setting Options 777 Drive Cable Maintenance 8 CHAPTER 3 LET...
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Page 6: ...optimal heart rate Setup Mode You can change ClimbMax s default settings and limits to match the way you want to operate So ClimbMax is ideal for all of these climbers Someone who s never used a clim...
Page 7: ...m How to use the optional heart rate monitoring and programming features Chapter 5 Testing How to make sure your ClimbMax is operating properly Appendix A How ClimbMax s level settings translate into...
Page 8: ...power cord Unpacking ClimbMax 1000 Use the 7 16 or socket or wrench to remove the clamps and screws or tie straps holding the chassis base to the pallet Remove all parts from the shipping carton Make...
Page 9: ...n the Configuration Kit included with the unit This box contains Description Qty Part Number Warranty Card 1 03006 Owner s Manual 1 03070 Service Manual 1 03071 Power Cord 1 Varies with country 14007...
Page 10: ...base Finger tighten the screws you will finish tightening them with a wrench later after installing the handrails Attach the Display Console to the Display Upright Remove the display console from the...
Page 11: ...holes and attach the bracket and handrails to the display upright using two 5 16 by 2 screws 8 and nuts 11 You should now use a wrench to finish tightening the screws at the bottom of the display cons...
Page 12: ...x offers an easy to access setup menu to let you match the climber s default settings and limits to your users needs and the way you want to run your facility You can set the default and maximum worko...
Page 13: ...ns press the Clear key twice to save your settings and leave setup mode If you decide not to change the settings turn the climber off without leaving setup mode All settings keep their previous values...
Page 14: ...you can change your climbing speed at any time When you re done ClimbMax shows your total distance climbed calories burned and average speed The rest of this chapter tells you more about your choices...
Page 15: ...limb you can adjust your climbing speed at any time during the workout Follow these steps 1 Get on ClimbMax If your ClimbMax is set for step and go operation you can just step on the pedals and start...
Page 16: ...sh you see a workout summary giving the total distance you climbed calories burned and more See The Workout Display later in this chapter for a description Using the Preset Programs ClimbMax includes...
Page 17: ...ys see the section The Workout Display later in this chapter ClimbMax starts at the default level for the program You can raise or lower the level while you re climbing This adjusts the entire program...
Page 18: ...econd the fields will alternate between categories every five seconds The top three categories are Elapsed Time How long you ve climbed so far Calories Burned The number of calories you ve burned in t...
Page 19: ...ten feet per second In a program the Workout Graph shows a detailed view of the current portion of your workout each column of lights represents a 15 second segment so the entire display covers 225 se...
Page 20: ...arget rate as described then start climbing 2 The display will show the default workout length in the Speed field and the light next to Time at the right of the console will flash You can change the w...
Page 21: ...minute The blinking column is your current heart rate If you need to pause during a workout the climber will remember your workout information for a fixed amount of time When you resume it will gradua...
Page 22: ...shows the state of the slack switch either On or Off While the climber is in test mode some of the console keys have special functions Switch Display Displays the odometer reading and RPM sensor data...
Page 23: ...Page 18 Chapter 5 Testing ClimbMax Performance To leave test mode press Clear For more information about maintaining and servicing your ClimbMax see the ClimbMax 1000 Maintenance and Repair Manual...
Page 24: ...higher levels each level represents a ten foot increase The following chart shows the climbing speed for each level setting you can use during a programmed workout The lowest speed for each level is...
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Page 28: ...ess Equipment Inc 68 Fairbanks Irvine CA 92618 USA conforms to Directive EMC 89 336 EEC Standards IEC335 1 EN55014 EN50082 1 Product Name ClimbMax Series Model Numbers 91000 91999 European Contact Tec...
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