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the saddle into position and tighten it using a cross
wrench.
ADJUSTING THE SADDLE HEIGHT.-
Loosen the saddle post adjustment knob (84A)
slightly by turning it anticlockwise, Fig.4, move the
saddle to a position comfortable for doing exercise
and then tighten the adjustment knob (84A)
securely by turning it clockwise.
Stay within the references.
HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE SADDLE.-
Loosen the knob (84) slightly by turning it
anticlockwise, Fig.4, move the saddle to a position
comfortable for doing exercise and then tighten the
knob (84) securely by turning it clockwise.
Stay within the references.
FITTING THE PEDALS.-
The assembly instructions for the pedals must be
followed to the letter, fitting these incorrectly could
damage the screw thread on either the pedal or the
crank.
Right and left refer to the position that the user adopts
when sitting on the saddle to do the exercises.
The right-hand pedal (1R), marked with the letter (R),
screws onto the right-hand crank, also marked with an
(R), in a clockwise direction. Tighten securely, Fig.5.
The left-hand pedal (1L), marked with the letter (L),
screws onto the left-hand crank, also marked with
an (L), in an anti-clockwise direction. Tighten
securely, Fig.5.
EXERTION SETTINGS.-
To provide an even level of exertion during
exercise, this appliance is equipped with a
tensioning control (30), located on the stem of the
main body, Fig.6. This provides various exertion
settings when turned clockwise.
To increase pedal resistance turn the tensioning
control (30) clockwise (+) until the exertion level
best suits your exercise requirements.
To reduce pedal resistance turn the tensioning
control (30) anticlockwise (-).
During exercise the flywheel will get hot due to the
braking effect, so when
exercising it is advisable to set the tensioning
control (30) to minimum in order to help stop the
brake shoe from hardening.
Important:
This tensioning control (30) is equipped with an
emergency braking system which, when applied
with force (as shown by the arrow in Fig.6,
produces a much sharper braking effect.
LEVELLING.-
Once the unit has been placed into its final position,
make sure that it sits flat on the floor and that it is
level. This can be achieved by screwing the
adjustable feet (14) up or down, as shown in Fig.6.
you
have finished
MOVEMENT & STORAGE.-
The unit is equipped with wheels Fig.7, to make it
easier to move. The wheels located at the front of
your unit make it easier to move it into a chosen
position, by lifting the rear of the unit up slightly and
pushing it, as shown in Fig.7. Store your unit in a
dry place, preferably not subject to changes in
temperature.
MAINTAINING THE MACHINE.-
For health reasons it is necessary to clean the
handlebars and seat after each class with a
disinfectant spray, as well as removing any sweat
from the bicycle's frame.
Apply anti-rust to the flywheel every time you clean
the machine or at least once a month.
MAINTENANCE EVERY 100 HOURS.-
1. TIGHTENING THE PEDALS.
Even though the pedals are already fitted, the right-
hand pedal (marked R) screws on in a clockwise
direction, whereas the left-hand pedal (marked L)
does so in the opposite direction.
Maintenance:
-The tension of the pedal clip with the pedal should
be checked weekly, using a 3 mm allen key to
adjust the set screw.
-Apply a little oil to the contact point of the pedal
clip with the pedal to ensure that it locks on. -Oil to
the pedal springs regularly.
2. CHECKING THE TIGHTENING KNOBS.-
The 3 tightening knobs should be loosened off and
sprayed with a lubricant to ensure that they remain
operative.
MAINTENANCE EVERY 200 HOURS.-
1. CHECKING & ADJUSTING THE BELT.
- Check that the belt is tensioned properly. If the
belt skids it will be necessary to tighten the belt.
- Remove the side covers (67), (68) and loosen the
nuts a maximum of two turns.
-Tighten the small nuts with a spanner. Make sure
that the nut rotates the same number of turns on
both sides of the machine (generally 2 turns will be
sufficient) otherwise the drive sprocket might
become skewed, creating a lot more noise and
making it possible for the belt to fall off.
-Tighten up nuts again and put the side covers (67),
(68) back in their place.
-Whenever the tension setting on the machine is
adjusted, readjust the brakes as well.
Do not hesitate to get touch with the Technical
Assistance Service if you have any queries by
phoning customer services (see last page in manual).
THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT
TO MODIFY THE SPECIFICATIONS OF ITS
PRODUCTS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
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