V-fit CYCLONE AIR ROWER, Сборка и руководство пользователя

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Troubleshooting Guide
The Rower is moving backwards when I row hard
Please ensure that you use your Cyclone Air Rower on a secure flat surface.
Use a rubber mat under both Front and Rear Stabilisers (7 & 3) to aid security
and help stop any frame slipping.
Feet are sliding out of the Footplates in use
The Footstraps (44) on your Cyclone Air Rower can be set to two different positions.
Slide the Footstraps out of the guides in the Footplates (43) and refit using the lower
set of holes in the Footplates. This will ensure that your ankles are pulled tightly into
the Footplate and will reduce the possibility of slipping in use.
There does not appear to be any “drive” to the Air Fan
Either the Spring in the Return Pulley (24) has failed in the main body at the front
of your Cyclone Air Rower or the Drive Strap (25) has become detached. To identify
which, remove the 6 x M5 x 15mm, 1 x M5 x 25mm and 1 x M5 x 60mm Machine
Screws (11, 12, 13) that are securing the Chain Cover (10L & 10R) and lift the
Covers away from the Frame. Closely inspect the drive mechanism of your Cyclone
Air Rower to identify the cause. Contact Customer Support for further advice.
The Monitor does not record information
Check and remake the connections between the Monitor (67) and the Air Fan
Sensor Cable (68) by removing the Monitor from its location.
Remove and refit the 2 x AA Batteries and / or replace the Batteries.
The Speed Counter does not work
Remove the 6 x M5 x 15mm, 1 x M5 x 25mm and 1 x M5 x 60mm Machine
Screws (11, 12, 13) that are securing the Chain Cover (10L & 10R) and lift the
Covers away from the Frame. Check to see if the Air Fan Sensor Magnet (70) is still
in place in its location in a recess towards the centre of the Air Fan. If it is secure,
rotate the tip of the Air Fan Sensor Cable (68) about its fixing point until spinning the
Air Fan (27) causes the Exercise Monitor to register.
The Seat “bumps” when in use
Make sure that the lower part of the Rowing Rail (2) is always kept clean and
dust / debris free as dust will become compacted and as a consequence damage
the Rail and the Seat Rollers (61) fitted to the Seat Carriage (4). Clean the Rail
with a clean damp cloth and if necessary remove the complete Seat Carriage from
the Frame and clean each Seat Roller before refitting.
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