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.
Apply oil in the contact surface of the
flywheel with brake to avoid rattling
noises. Fig.11.
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 3mm 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.
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 (53) and
loosen the nuts a maximum of two
turns Fig.10.
-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 (53) 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).
BH RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
MODIFY THE SPECIFICATIONS OF
ITS PRODUCTS WITHOUT PRIOR
NOTICE.
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