Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
Product Assembly
STEP 8 – (Continued) Assembly of Stationary Handrail, f thru g.
Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9
f. Attach the Right Stationary Handrail (75) to the Main Frame (1)
and slightly attach 2pcs Hex Bolts (M10 ×p 1.5 × 20mm) (158),
2pcs Lock Washers (M10) (116), & 2pcs Washers (10 x 19 x 1.5t)
(122).
24
Product Setup - Wall Outlet, Breaker and Extension Cords
a. Confirm the Power Cord (156) is attached to
the Base Assembly (001-ASM). See CAD
image to left.
b. This should be secured from the Locking
Screw-in Clip (137) to the AC Socket/Input
Power (025). See Fig. 20 below using the
pre-installed hardware:
i. Screw M4 x 12mm L (006)
STEP 17 – Power Cord
Fig. 20
A power strip should never be used. Extension cords should be avoided, but we
realize that in some cases an extension cord is needed. In this case, Appliance
Grade extension cords are available at most hardware stores. Buy only the
minimum length required; avoid anything longer than 6 feet. Try to find one made
with 12 gauge wire (3-wire is required). Do not use an adapter with your treadmill.
To reduce the risk of electric shock,
always unplug the treadmill from the electrical
outlet before cleaning or lightning storms.
It is recommended that your treadmill be plugged into a Dedicated 120V/15A
for home use. The treadmill must be connected to a grounded receptacle
having the same configuration as the plug. Do not modify the plug provided
with this product. If it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a
qualified electrician.
NOTE: DO NOT USE an GFCI wall outlet. A
treadmill uses the ground on the outlet to
disperse static electricity generated by it’s belt,
deck and motor design. Highly likely if using an
GFCI outlet, it will trip the breaker and shut down
the treadmill, potentially causing the treadmill’s
electronics failure or serious injury to the user.
Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...