Kayoba 002-399, Руководство по эксплуатации

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approved according to EN957, class H.C.
Only intended for home use. Max. weight
for users: 120 kg.
• Braking is controlled by the treadmill’s
power supply.
• The treadmill is not intended to be used
for medical treatment.
• Keep children and pets at a safe distance.
The treadmill is only intended to be used
by adults.
• Wear suitable clothing. Avoid loose-fitting
clothing as these can get caught in the
treadmill, or clothing that limits your
freedom of movement.
• Always hold you back straight when using
the treadmill.
• Stop exercising immediately and cool
down if you feel pain or become dizzy
while training.
• The heart rate monitor is not intended to
be used in a medical context. Several
factors, the user’s movements for
example, can influence the heart rate
monitor. The heart rate monitor is
intended to help show your general pulse
pattern.
• Always be careful when lifting or moving
the treadmill to ensure you do not
damage your back. Only use a correct
lifting technique and/or ask for help.
• A safety clip is supplied with the treadmill.
This is used when you need to get off of
the treadmill quickly in an emergency
situation. In an emergency situation place
both hands on the handles and place
your feet on the non-slip surfaces on the
frame. When you do this the safety clip
releases from the computer and the
emergency dismount function is
activated.
• All moving parts need to be maintained
every week. Check them before each use.
If anything is broken or has become loose
the problem must be rectified
immediately. You can continue to use the
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
• Consult a doctor before starting an
exercise programme. This is especially
important if you are over 35, or have
health issues. Read all the instructions
before using exercise equipment.
• Listen to the body’s signals to ensure
you do not overexert yourself. Stop
exercising if you feel any of the
following: Pain or pressure over the
chest, irregular heart rhythm, extreme
breathlessness, dizziness or nausea. If
you experience any of these symptoms
you should consult your doctor before
continuing with your exercise
programme.
• Only use the treadmill as described in
these instructions.
• Check that the mains power supply
corresponds to the rated voltage on the
cord.
• It is the responsibility of the owner to
ensure that everyone who uses the
treadmill is informed of and observes all
warnings and instructions.
• The treadmill is heavy and must be
unpacked and assembled by two persons.
• Check that the plug is not inserted in a
power outlet before assembling the
treadmill.
• Place the treadmill on a stable, flat
surface on a underlay that protects the
carpet and floor. Make sure that there is
at least 2 x 1 metres of free space behind
the treadmill.
• Do not expose the treadmill to moisture
or dust.
• Check that screws and nuts are properly
tightened before using the treadmill.
• The treadmill must be checked regularly for
damage and wear to ensure it is safe to
use. Replace damaged parts immediately.
Do not use the treadmill until damaged
parts have been replaced.
• The treadmill has been tested and