97380-Wind Maker Elevation Motorized Treadmill Manual

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OWNERS MANUAL

MODEL# 97380

2008, April

WIND MAKER ELEVATION

MOTORIZED TREADMILL


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ONE YEAR LIMTED WARRANTYLifeGear Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship when used for the purposeintended, under the conditions that it has been installed and operated in accordance with LifeGear's Owner's Manual. LifeGear's obligation underthis warranty is limited to replacing or repairing, free of charge, any parts which may prove to be defective under normal home use. This warrantydoes not include any damage caused by improper operation, misuse or commercial application.

From the date of purchase, the frame is warranted to be free from defects for 1 (one) year. This warranty is extended only to the original ownerand is not transferable. When ordering replacement parts please have the following information ready:

WARRANTY 1

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2

OVERVIEW DRAWING 4

PARTS LIST 5

HARDWARE PACKING LIST 7

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 8

FOLDINGUP& SETTINGDOWN 9

COMPUTER OPERATION 10

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 14

RUNNINGBELTADJUSTMENT

AND LUBRICATION 15

WARM UP AND COOL DOWN ROUTINE 16

1. Owner's Manual

2. Model Number

3.Description of Parts

4.Part Number

5.Date of Purchase


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OVERVIEWDRAWING


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Part # Description Quantity Part # Description Quantity

001 Main Frame 1002 Stabilizer 1003 End Cap for Stabilizer 2004 Adjustable Pad (M8) 2

005 Transportation Wheel 2006 Running Belt 1007 Running Deck 1008 Front Roller 1009 Rear Roller 1010 Motor 1011 Motor Bracket 1012 Belt 180J5 1013 Lift Motor 1014 Wire Cap 1015 Wheel Cap ( 50x 12.5x13mm) 2016 Incline Bracket 1017 Power Control Board 1018 Switch, AC Power (KB97) 1019 Power Cord (1900mm) 1020 Fuse Box (10A) 1021 Wire Cap 1

022 Sensor Cable I (850 mm.) 1023 Sensor Cable II (1100 mm.) 1024 Sensor Cable III (850 mm.) 1025R Right Handlebar Support 1025L Left Handlebar Support 1026 Handlebar 1027 Foam Grip ( 30x4tx275mm) 2028 Plastic Cover for Handlebar 2

029 Upper Hand Pulse Sensor w/Wire 2030 Lower Hand Pulse Cap 2031 Tapping Screw (M3x20) 4032 End Cap (30x60) 2

033 End Cap for Handlebar 2034R Right Rear Cap for Main Frame 1034L Left Rear Cap for Main Frame 1035 Side Rail (1083mm) 2036 Dust Cover 1037 Deck Bumper 10038 Speed Button w/Wire 1039 Incline Button w/Wire 1040 End Cap ( 25x50) 2041 Computer 1042 Safety Tether Key 1043 Linking Bracket 1044 Pad for Linking Bracket 4045 Safety Tube A 1046 Bushing 1047 Spring Knob 1048 Safety Tube B 1

049 Square End Cap ( 25.4) 1050 Square End Cap ( 20) 1051 Spacer ( 12x 8.5x12mm) 2052 Wire for Fuse Box 1053 Cable Switch/PCB 1054 Wheel ( 50x 12.5x15mm) 2055 Inner C Ring 2056 Gas Spring 1

PARTSLIST


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057 Bolt (M8x23mm) 4058 Tapping Screw (M3x50mm) 6059 Nylon Nut (M6) 10060 Tapping Screw (M4x16mm) 12

061 Nylon Washer ( 8.2x 16x2t) 2062 Nylon Nut (M8) 11063 Bolt (M8x70mm) 1064 Washer ( 10.5x 21x1.8) 2065 Screw (M4x50mm) 4066 Hex Socket Head Cap Bolt

(M8x48mm) 2067 Spring Washer (M8) 10

068 Bolt (M8x16) 6069 Bolt (M4x12) 7070 Nylon Nut (M4) 3

071 Bolt (M10x70mm) 1072 Bolt (M10x55mm) 1073 Nylon Nut (M10) 2074 Bolt (M8x12mm) 2

075 Hex Socket Button Head Cap Bolt(M8x40mm) 2

076 Bolt (M8x40mm) 2077 Tapping Screw (ST4x10) 4078 Bolt (M8x35mm) 1079 Bolt (M6x33mm) 10080 Bolt (M8x60mm) 2081 Screw (M3x10mm) 8

082 Bolt (M8x50mm) 4083 Nylon Washer ( 8.2x 25x2t) 4

Part # Description Quantity Part # Description Quantity

PARTSLIST


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67 Spring Washer (M8)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

68 Bolt (M8x16)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

82 Bolt (M8x50mm)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4

Part # Description Quantity

HARDWAREPACKING

LIST

Allen Wrench/Screwdriver1 PC

Allen Wrench1 PC


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Step 1

Connect the Sensor Cable III (24) from the Stabilizer (2) to the Sensor Cable II (23) from theRight Handlebar Support (25R) and then attach the Right and Left Handlebar Supports (25R, 25L)to the Stabilizer (2) with six M8x16 Bolts (68) and M8 Spring Washers (67).

Step 2

Attach the Handlebar (26) with Computer (41) onto the Right and Left Handlebar Supports(25R, 25L) with four M8x50mm Bolts (82) and two Plastic Covers for Handlebar (28). Connect the

Sensor Cable I (22) from the Handlebar (26) to the Sensor Cable II (23) from the Right HandlebarSupport (25R).

Step 3Insert two 30x60 End Caps (32) into the Right and Left Handlebar Supports (25R, 25L). Finally,

install the Safety Tether Key (42) onto the Computer (41).

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FOLDINGUP&SETT

INGDOWN

Folding Up the TreadmillLift the deck up from the rear of treadmill until the Spring Knob "pops" down into the locked position.Check the Spring Knob is "pop" down into the locked position before moving the treadmill.

Setting Down the Treadmi ll

Place one hand on the rear end of deck and the other hand to pull the Spring Knob, then lower the deck down from the rear oftreadmill until the Spring Knob "pops" down into the locked position. (See diagrams A and B.)TO PREVENT INJURY PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A FIRM HOLD WHEN LIFTING UP OR SETTING DOWN THE DECK.

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COMPUTEROPERAT

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Quick Start:Press Master Power Switch that is located at the front of the treadmill to ON position. Before beginning a workout session ensure

that the Safety Tether Key is properly installed onto the Computer Console and the Safety Clip is securely attached to an article ofyour clothing. Always begin the treadmill standing on the side rails, not on the running belt. The split window of TIME will displaythe clock setting. To set Hour first, press FAST or SLOW button to set hour and then press PAUSE/ENTER button the Minute isblinking for setting, press FAST or SLOW button to set minute. The computer display will quit set up mode in 6 seconds if notpressing any button. After setting up is done, the computer will display training mode. Press START/STOP button, the running beltstarts moving with the speed at 0.8km/h. The split window of TIME will display your elapsed workout time. The split window ofDISTANCE will display the accumulative distance traveled during workout. The split window of CALORIES will display the totalaccumulated calories burned during workout. The split window of PULSE will display your current heart rate figures in 4-5 seconds

after you hold both two hands on handlebar grip sensors during exercise. To ensure the pulse readout is more precise, pleasealways hold on to the handlebar grip sensors with two hands instead of just with one hand only when you try to test your heart ratefigures. You may press FAST or SLOW button on the computer console or handlebar to increase or decrease the running speedduring exercise. The speed range is from 0.8km/h to 16km/h. The split window of SPEED will display the current running speed.You may also press INCLINE UP or DOWN button on the computer console or handlebar to increase or decrease the incline level.Each increment or decrement is 1 level. The incline adjustment available range is from level 0 to 15. The split window of INCLINEwill display the value of incline. During training, you may press PAUSE/ENTER button to pause the treadmill running at any time,press START/STOP button to start the treadmill running again. You may also press START/STOP button to stop the treadmillrunning during exercise, or pull up the safety tether key to stop the treadmill running.


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CARE,MAINTENANCE&

TROUBLESH

OOTINGGUID

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WARNING: To prevent electrical shock, please turn off and unplugged the treadmill before cleaning or routine maintenance.

CLEANING

The treadmill can be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Do not use abrasives or solvents. Be careful not get excessive

moisture on the display panel as this might cause an electrical hazard or electronics to fail. Please keep the treadmill, specially, theconsole, out of direct sunlight to prevent screen damage.

STORAGE

Store the treadmill in a clean and dry environment. Ensure the master power switch is off and is at the off position and the power

plug is un-plugged from the electrical wall outlet.

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Problem

Adjust running belt tension.

1. Put the power plug into the electrical

wall outlet.2. Install the safety tether key.3. Reset or have an electrician replace

the breaker in home.4. Wait five minutes and then press the

switch back in.

Running belt hesitatesWhen stepped on.

Running belt slips.

1. Not plugged in.

2. Safety tether key not installed.3. House circuit breaker tripped.

4. Treadmill circuit breaker tripped.

Running belt is off centered.

Treadmill will not start.

CorrectionsPotential Cause

Running belt not tight enough.

1. Not enough lubrication appliedonto the running deck.

2. Running belt too tight.

Running belt tension not evenacross the rear roller.

Center the running belt.

1. Apply silicone lubricant.

2. Adjust running belt tension.


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RUNNIN

GBELTADJU

STMENT&L

UBRICATION

Running Belt Adjustment:The running belt is adjusted at the factory; it may come loose during transportation and from use. After prolong use of running, thebelt will stretch out. If the running belt is shifting to the left, turn on the main power switch of treadmill and let the running belt runat the speed of 2~3 km/h. Using the hex key provided, turn the left rear roller adjustment bolt 1/4 turn in the clockwise direction.

You should see the belt start to correct itself by moving back toward the center. Repeat the above procedure until the running belt

is centered. If the running belt is shifting to the right, turn on the main power switch of treadmill and letthe running belt run at the speed of 2~3 km/h. Using the hex key provided, turn the right rear rolleradjustment bolt 1/4 turn in the clockwise direction. You should see the belt start to correct itself bymoving back toward the center. Repeat the above procedure until the running belt is centered. If the

running belt is slipping during use, turn off and unplugged the treadmill. Using the hex key provided,turn both left and right rear roller adjustment bolts 1/4 turn in the clockwise direction for the samedistance, turn on the main power switch of treadmill and let the running belt run at the speed of 2~3km/h. You should now walk on to the running belt to determine if the running belt is still slipping.

Repeat the above procedure until the running belt is not slipping.

LubricationThe treadmills have already been spread with "Silicone Oil" in advance before leaving the

manufacturing plant. Silicone oil is without volatility and has gradually permeated through the runningbelt. There will be no need to re-spread the oil in normal circumstances.To maintain the running belt, we have included a small bottle of "Silicone Oil". "Silicone Oil" may bere-spread once the resistance has been increased and the running belt starts rubbing against the

running deck. To hold open the running belt from two sides, apply the silicone oil with an even motionon the center of the running deck. Allow the silicone oil to 'set' for one minute before using thetreadmill.

At tention: Only use "Silicone Oil" lubricants for this equipment. In addition, do not add any otheroil ingredient; otherwise the treadmil l wil l be damaged. Do not over-lubricate the walking board.

Excess lubricant should be wiped off with a clean towel.


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WARMU

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A good exercise program consists of a warm-up, aerobic exercise, and a cool down. Do the entire program at least two to threetimes a week, resting for a day between workouts. After several months you can increase your workouts to four or five times perweek.

AEROBIC EXERCISE is any sustained activity that sends oxygen to your muscles via your heart and lungs. Aerobic exercise

improves the fitness of your lungs and heart. Aerobic fitness is promoted by any activity that uses your large muscles eg: legs, arms

and buttocks. Your heart beats quickly and you breathe deeply. An aerobic exercise should be part of your entire exercise routine.

The WARM-UP is an important part of any workout. It should begin every session to prepare your body for more strenuous exerciseby heating up and stretching your muscles, increasing your circulation and pulse rate, and delivering more oxygen to your muscles.

COOL DOWN at the end of your workout, repeat these exercises to reduce soreness in tired muscles.

HEAD ROLLS

Rotate your head to the right for one count,feeling the stretch up the left side of your neck,

then rotate your head back for one count,stretching your chin to the ceiling and lettingyour mouth open. Rotate your head to the left forone count, then drop your head to your chest forone count.

SHOULDER LIFTS

Lift your right shoulder toward your ear for one

count. Then lift your left shoulder up for onecount as you lower your right shoulder.


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SIDE STRETCHES

Open your arms to the side and lift them untilthey are over your head. Reach your right armas far toward the ceiling as you can for onecount. Repeat this action with your left arm.

QUADRICEPS STRETCH

With one hand against a wall for balance,reach behind you and pull your right foot up.Bring your heel as close to your buttocks aspossible. Hold for 15 counts and repeat with

left foot.

INNER THIGH STRETCH

Sit with the soles of your feet together andyour knees pointing outward. Pull yourfeet as close to your groin as possible.

Gently push your knees toward the floor.Hold for 15 counts.


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TOE TOUCHES

Slowly bend forward from your waist, lettingyour back and shoulders relax as you stretch

toward your toes. Reach as far as you canand hold for 15 counts.

HAMSTRING STRETCHES

Extend your right leg. Rest the sole of your left foot

against your right inner thigh. Stretch toward yourtoe as far as possible. Hold for 15 counts. Relaxand then repeat with left leg.

CALF/ACHILLES STRETCHLean against a wall with your left leg in front of the rightand your arms forward. Keep your right leg straight andthe left foot on the floor; then bend the left leg and leanforward by moving your hips toward the wall. Hold, thenrepeat on the other side for 15 counts.


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