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         RECOVERY:

    The time it takes you to recover after exercise is an indication of your 

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                                      fitness level.  The computer is equipped with  RECOVERY  to measure  

                                      your heart rate recovery time, you can use this feature to compare your 

                                      recovery rate over a period of time e.g. When you first start to train and  

                                      again after a few weeks training. To make an accurate comparison you   

                                      should really exercise at the same speed and load, and for the same   

                                      amount of time, e.g., 10 minutes, at load 3.  For an approximate   

                                      comparison it is not necessary to put your hands on the hand pulse   

                                      sensor during the exercise period.  When you finish exercising, put your  

                                      hands onto the hand pulse sensors, press “RECOVERY” and   

                                      the computer will continue to monitor your pulse.  When the computer  

                                      has counted down to 0.00 the screen will display a heart rate recovery  

                                      grade from F1 to F6 ( F1 being good and F6 poor ). 

                                      Press the “RECOVERY” button again  to return to main functions.

FUNCTIONS

TIME  

                          The computer will begin to count up from 0:00 to 99:59 in one 

                                      

increments when the ELLIPTICAL TRAINER 3600 is active.

second 
You can set a target time by pressing            key until desired target  

is reached.

(The time is set in 1 minute increment from 05:00 to 99:00 )

time 

SPEED   

                     The computer will display the speed you are pedalling from 0- 99.9 KPH.

RPM

                             The computer will display the RPM you are pedalling from 0- 100 RPM.

DISTANCE

                  The computer will display the distance you have travelled from

                                       zero to 999.9 KM in 0.1 KM increment.

You can set a target distance by pressing           keys to set your 

desired  distance from 1 KM up to 999.0 KM.

KJOULE

                      The computer will display the value you set from 0- 9999 Kjoule.

WATTS

                        The computer will display the value you set  from 0- 503.5 Watts.

AGE

                             The computer will display the age you set from 1- 99.

PULSE

                         Display your current heart rate beats per minute by using Hand Pulse

                                       Sensors on handle bar.

                                       To ensure your safe and optimal training level you can set upper

                                       & lower heart rate limits.

                                       You may input the high limit from 39-240 BPM or the low limit from

                                       39-240 BPM.

                                       An audible beeping will be heard when your heart is beating over the

                                       high limit or below the low limit that you have set.

( USE THE

HAND PULSE

SENSOR )

Summary of Contents for 3600 Elliptical

Page 1: ...NSTRUCTION MANUAL 04 2003 TWN Product may vary slightly from the item pictured COMPLIESWITHEUROPEANSTANDARDEN957 1 9CLASSHA 36OO P R O G R A M A B L E M A G N E T I C R E S I S T A N C E T R A I N E R...

Page 2: ...TRY NORTHANTS NN11 4YB ENGLAND TEL 01327 701 824 FAX 01327 706 704 E MAIL helpdesk yorkfitness co uk HELP LINE 8 30am 4 30pm YORK BARBELL AUST LTD UNIT 1 LOT 2 SWAFFHAM ROAD MINTO N S W 2566AUSTRALIA...

Page 3: ...LE YOUR ELLIPTICAL TRAINER 3600 CROSS ATTACH THE FRONT STABILIZER REAR STABILIZER END CAP RIGHT PEDAL POST POLYFOAM BLOCK 2 8507 09 8507 10 8507 11 8507 96 Fix the rear stabilizer to the main frame an...

Page 4: ...washers spring washers fixing knobs NOTE There are three adjustable holes on the post pedal for you to adjust the pedal to a suitable position B A SHOULDYOUREQUIREANYASSISTANCEREGARDINGTHISPRODUCTPLEA...

Page 5: ...on the front post mounting tube carefully as shown Connect the sensor wire plug on the main frame to the middle wire socket protruding from the end of the front post Check the middle wire runs up the...

Page 6: ...e handle bar bracket and secure using one allen head bolt spring washer and washer X1 8507 19 8507 11 8507 42 X1 8507 19 8507 11 8507 42 NOTE MAKE SURE you fasten both bolts securely for your safety a...

Page 7: ...t downwards and slide the right low handle bar post into the handle bar post as shown Thread the fixing knob into the right handle bar post to secure the low handle bar post in position NOTE MAKE SURE...

Page 8: ...the back of the computer Slide the middle wire into the front post and attach the computer to the computer bracket by using four machine screws The machine screws are located in the back of the comput...

Page 9: ...ws Slide the water bottle into the water bottle holder in position directly as shown SHOULDYOUREQUIREANYASSISTANCEREGARDINGTHISPRODUCTPLEASECONTACTYORKDIRECTLY X2 Plug the AC adaptor lead into the soc...

Page 10: ...DESCRIPTION...

Page 11: ...DESCRIPTION...

Page 12: ...1 1 RIGHT PEDAL POST 22 8507 22 2 M8 X 18mm X 2mm WASHER 23 8507 23 4 M8 X 15mm ALLEN HEAD BOLT 24 8507 24 1 RIGHT PEDAL 25 8507 25 4 M6 X 45mm CARRIAGE BOLT 26 8507 26 11 M6 WASHER 27 8507 27 8 SPRIN...

Page 13: ...9 8507 69 1 M8 NYLOCK NUT 70 8507 70 1 PULLING CABLE WIRE 71 8507 71 1 BACKWARD SPRING 72 8507 72 4 BEARING 6203ZZ 73 8507 73 3 CLIP C17 ID 15 7mm 74 8507 74 1 DISC WHEEL PULLY AXLE 75 8507 75 1 DISC...

Page 14: ...TANCE SPEED RPM SPEED RPM PULSE PULSE AGE TARGET H R AGE TARGET H R TO OPERATE TO OPERATE Plug the AC adaptor into a suitable power outlet Start pedalling or press key to activate computer 1 Press key...

Page 15: ...puter will begin to count up from 0 00 to 99 59 in one increments when the ELLIPTICAL TRAINER 3600 is active second You can set a target time by pressing key until desired target is reached The time i...

Page 16: ...n screen 5 Press keys to set your desired watts target from 10 300 watts then press key 6 Press key to begin this program 1 Press keys to select program then press key 2 Press key until either TIME or...

Page 17: ...connected and then reset the power to release the beep sound or press START STOP key 2 seconds to restart the system 3 Error 2 E2 Loading error When your load value is incorrect or the EEPROM IC is d...

Page 18: ...he test was performed 50 rpm and 60 Watt then 50 rpm and 100 Watt 60 rpm and 150 Watt and 60 rpm and 200 Watt The procedure is similar to the procedure given in En957 part 1 5 pedal crank training equ...

Page 19: ...d with abdominals pulled firmly in and knees slightly bent ease arms away from you Hold for 8 10 seconds or until muscle eases QUADRICEPS STRETCH With one hand hold lace of shoe knees together stand t...

Page 20: ...out by using the up down keys on the computer to adjust the tension Begin with a low to intensify according to your level The resistance can be changed before or during a workout ADJUSTABLE tension an...

Page 21: ...se elliptical motion e g 5 minutes forward CAUTION When you wish to change direction slow down until stopped then change direction Do not try to suddenly change direction quickly as this will put stre...

Page 22: ...IMPROVE YOUR FITNESS Like any muscle in your body your heart can be strengthened by systematic physical exercise which requires an increased blood flow and heart rate You can measure your heart rate...

Page 23: ...al target heart zone you will need to Calculate your maximum heart rate Select a zone based on your current fitness level Calculating your maximum heart rate The standard method for calculating heart...

Page 24: ...59 of Max Heart Rate If you are a beginner with the goal of improving overall fitness losing weight or reducing stress exercise in this zone HEART RATE 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 200 180 160 140 12...

Page 25: ...pulse rate it is determined by two things 1 Rate How fast you exercise e g Speed you cycle run or step 2 THE PULSE RATE RULES If your pulse rate is too low exercise faster or increase load If your pu...

Page 26: ...your computer to control your exercise intensity and to monitor your progress The time it takes for your pulse to return to normal after exercise is an indicator of your fitness level During the first...

Page 27: ...ns Under no circumstances will returns be allowed without the Return Authorization by our Customer Service Department Returns must be sent pre paid with the original packaging or equivalent This warra...

Page 28: ...r replacement parts Date of purchase Name of location where purchased Model number of item purchased Last name First name Telephone number Address City State Zip Send your order to YORK BARBELL AUST L...

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