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elliptical trainers, any possible humming noises heard when rotating the pedals backwards occur
for technical reasons and have no negative consequences.
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Noise emissions are greater when loaded.
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Before each training, make sure the protective devices are operational and bolt and plug
connections are tight.
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Wear appropriate (sports) shoes during the training.
ASSEMBLY
The device must be assembled carefully by an adult. In case of doubt, ask a more experienced person for
help.
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Prior to the assembly, make sure the set contains all the listed elements and whether none of the
parts was damaged during transport. If any parts are missing or you have any other reservations,
contact the seller.
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Have a look at the drawings and explanations and follow the assembly manual when assembling the
device.
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Be careful during the assembly. There is a risk of injury when using the tools and parts.
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Remember to keep your surroundings safe. Do not let tools and parts lie around in chaos.
Remember that plastic foil and bags pose o suffocation risk to small children.
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Assembly parts necessary for a specific step in the assembly manual are shown in pictures and
included in instructions. Use the elements indicated in the assembly manual.
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Do not tighten parts completely during the first stages of the assembly. Tighten connections after all
parts are placed and fitted properly.
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The manufacturer may have assembled some parts.
CAUTION! Use of spare parts other than those produced by the manufacturer voids the warranty. Parts from
other suppliers may be used for repairs after the warranty period.
REPLACING BATTERIES
Poor display view or no information displayed at all means the batteries need to be replaced.
Remove the battery cover and replace the old batteries with two new ones. When replacing the batteries,
respect the '+' and '–' polarities. If the display does not operate correctly after a restart, remove the batteries
for a few minutes and insert them back.
CAUTION! Used batteries are out of the scope of the warranty. They contain harmful substances
(such as cadmium, mercury, or lead) and should not be thrown away with household waste.
Dispose of them in an appropriate battery recycling centre.
ENVIRONMENT
Protect the environment and do not throw used batteries into household wastes. Return
them to the point of sale or a special recycling centre.
Used electrical equipment (including the computer and power supply) are recyclable. Do not
throw them out with household waste as they may contain substances dangerous to the health and
environment. You can actively contribute to sustainable use of natural resources and the protection of the
natural environment by handing the used device to a recycling centre for used electrical devices.
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The device is delivered in a package to protect it against any possible transport damage.
The packaging is made from non-processed material and can be recycled. Throw the
materials to appropriate colour containers for selective waste collection.