CYBEX R Series, Руководство по сборке

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Annually Monthly Weekly Item
Inspect Clean Frames
Inspect Inspect Clean Plastic Covers
Clean / Inspect Lifepulse Sensors
Inspect Clean Foot Plates
Inspect / Adjust Leg Levelers
Troubleshooting the Polar
®
Heart Rate Chest Strap
Heart rate reading is erratic or absent entirely
Corrective Action Probable Cause
Wet the belt transmitter electrodes.
Belt transmitter electrodes are not wet enough to pick up accurate
heart rate readings.
Ensure the belt transmitter electrodes are laying flat against the
skin.
Belt transmitter electrodes are not laying flat against the skin.
Wash the belt transmitter with mild soap and water. Belt transmitter needs cleaning.
Setup of the belt transmitter is accomplished by initially bringing
it with in 1 foot of the receiver. The receiver is in the console. After
the heart rate is displayed on the console the range is extended to
3 feet.
Belt transmitter not properly set up.
Contact Customer Support Services for instructions on how to have
the chest strap replaced.
Chest strap battery is depleted.
Abnormally elevated heart rate readings
Corrective Action Probable Cause
Move the exercise equipment a few inches away from the probable
cause, or move the probable cause a few inches away from the
exercise equipment, until the heart rate readings are accurate.
Electromagnetic interference from television sets and/or antennas.
Electromagnetic interference from cell phones.
Electromagnetic interference from computers.
Electromagnetic interference from cars.
Electromagnetic interference from high voltage power lines.
Electromagnetic interference from motor driven exercise equipment.
Troubleshooting the Lifepulse
™
System Sensors
If the heart rate reading is erratic or missing, do the following:
• Dry the hands if necessary to prevent slipping.
• Apply hands to all eight sensors on user arms or bullhorns.
• Grasp the sensors firmly.
• Apply constant pressure around the sensors.
Drive Belts
Remove Front Access Cover
1.
Remove screws securing front access cover using a Phillips screwdriver.
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