SPORTSART E880 ELLIPTICAL TRAINER TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPORTSART
treme
series
E880 ELLIPTICAL TRAINER
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................... 1
2. SAFETY GUIDELINES ......................................................................................... 2
3. ASSEMBLING YOUR ELLIPTICAL TRAINER...................................................... 3
List of parts............................................................................................................ 3
Step by Step Instructions...................................................................................... 5
4. UNDERSTANDING THE DISPLAY CONSOLE..................................................... 18
Display Features.....................................................................................................18
Display Functions...................................................................................................20
Button Functions.....................................................................................................21
5. PROGRAMS.......................................................................................................... 23
Manual .................................................................................................................. 23
Random................................................................................................................. 23
Interval (1:1, 1:2, 2:2)............................................................................................ 23
Fat Burn................................................................................................................ 24
Plateau.................................................................................................................. 24
Vari-Stride............................................................................................................. 24
Wt Loss/Cardio/Custom HR.................................................................................. 24
6. HOW TO OPERATE YOUR BIKE
Quick Start............................................................................................................. 26
Workout Setup....................................................................................................... 26
Cool Down............................................................................................................. 27
7. USER PARAMETER SETTING............................................................................ 28
8. AUTOMATIC CHANNEL SCAN............................................................................ 28
9. GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE............................................................................ 29
10. MAINTAINING THE E880 BIKE.......................................................................... 29
11. MAINTENANCE LUBRICATING.......................................................................... 30
Shoulder Joint...................................................................................................... 30
Stride Motor......................................................................................................... 31
12. FUSE REPLACEMENT....................................................................................... 34
13. WIRING SCHEMATIC........................................................................................ 35
INTRODUCTION:
Congratulations on purchasing one of the finest pieces of exercise equipment on the
market today, the Sports Art E880. Constructed of high quality materials and
designed for years of trouble-free use, the Sports Art E880 will be an integral part of
your fitness regimen.
This outstanding piece of equipment provides varied choices and functions to meet
your exercise needs. But before using your Sports Art E880, we recommend that
you familiarize yourself with this Owner's Manual. Whether you are a first time user
of an elliptical trainer or a seasoned professional , understanding the correct use of
the equipment will enhance your ability to achieve your exercise goals safely and
successfully.
FAN
Stride Length Switch
Electronics Display
TFT screen
HTR (Hand Touch Readout)
Right Handle Bar
Resistance Level Switch
Book/Maqazine Rack
Left Handle Bar
Stationary Handle Bar
Bottle Holder
Joint Covers
Support Tubes
Stride Adjust Linkage
Upright Enclosure
Foot Pedals
Roller Covers
Front Foot Pod
Support Tube End Caps
Rear Cover
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SAFETY GUIDELINES:
Please read and follow the safety guidelines:
‧Keep this owner's manual for future use and reference.
‧Read this owner's manual and follow the instructions.
‧Assemble and operate the Sports Art E880 Elliptical Trainer on a solid, level
surface.
‧Never allow children on or near the machine.
‧Inspect the machine before each use. Make sure all parts are assembled, and all
nuts and bolts are tightened. Do not use the machine if the unit is disassembled in
any way.
‧Do not place the machine or its parts near water or any liquid.
‧Wear proper workout clothing: Do NOT wear loose clothing. Do not wear shoes
with leather soles or high heels. Tie all long hair back.
‧Don't rock the unit from side to side, and use care when mounting and
dismounting the unit.
‧Do not use any accessories that aren't specifically recommended by the
manufacturer. These might cause injuries or cause the unit to fail.
‧Work within your recommended exercise level. Do NOT work to exhaustion.
‧If you feel any pain or abnormal sensations, STOP YOUR WORKOUT. And
consult your physician immediately.
‧The weight limit for this elliptical trainer is 330 LBS ( 150 KGS)
‧Allow sufficient space on both sides of the elliptical for users to mount and
dismount the machine.
‧If anything about the machine seems amiss, please stop your workout
immediately and contact your authorized dealer for repairs.
‧Before beginning any exercise program, consult with your doctor. It is
recommended that you undergo a complete physical examination.
CAUTION: Keep your hands and feet away from moving parts.
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ASSEMBLING YOUR ELLIPTICAL TRAINER
Thank you for purchasing this product. We go through great efforts to ensure the
quality of each product. If you find this product to be defective in any way, please
contact SportsArt or your dealer.
Note that some parts may get mixed amongst packaging material during shipping.
Please locate all the parts first before you discard the packaging material.
The packing for this elliptical was designed to protect it during shipment. Please
store the original packing material in a safe place in case you need to transport the
unit in the future.
LIST OF PARTS:
Before assembling your elliptical trainer, please locate the following items.
1. Main Frame
2. Roller Covers L & R
3. Support Tubes L & R
4. Stationary Handle bar
5. Joint Covers L & R
6. Foot Pedals L & R
7. Upright Enclosures L & R
8. Hardware Kit
Please see the part illustrations below:
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1. Main Frame
3. Support Tubes L & R
2. Roller Covers L & R
4. Stationary Handle bar
5. Joint Covers L & R
6. Foot Pedals L & R
8. Hardware Kit
7. Upright Enclosures L & R
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ELLIPTICAL ASSEMBLY
Frame assembly
STEP 1. The screw D is loosely attached before assembly. Raise the main post or
pedestal into position. Secure the pedestal Hardware in sequence, first A,
then D, finally B and C. (See Fig.1)
Fig.1
STEP 2. Slip both Glide Rails through the Pedal Carriages (see diagram A); then
slip them through both rollers (see diagram B).
diagram A
diagram B
Fig.2
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STEP 3. Connect left and right roller covers by screws; secure them onto roller
brackets as shown in figure 3.
Fig.3
STEP 4. Place the stride Adjust Linkages onto the roller axles. Be sure to tighten the
screws. Put the covers on.
Fig.4
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STEP 5. Secure the Stopper Bolt as shown in fig. 5.
Fig.5
SUPPORT TUBES ASSEMBLY
Install left and right support tubes onto the main frame axles. Loosely secure bolts A,
B, C and D. At this point, do not tighten these bolts.
Axle
Fig.6
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STATIONARY HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY
STEP 1. Place the Stationary Handlebar onto the left and right Support Tubes.
Tighten Screw E first; tighten screws A, B, C and D in order.
STEP 2. Push the Support Tube End Caps downwards; make sure the caps fall into
the Front Foot Pod firmly.
End Caps
Fig.7
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JOINT COVERS ASSEMBLY
To assemble the Joint covers, connect cover A and B tightly. Place cover C into
position and secure screws. Distinguish the left and right sides of cover A and B;
they are marked by R & L respectively.
Fig.8
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UPRIGHT ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY
STEP 1. Loosen the screw A and put it aside for a while.
STEP 2. Connect the left and right enclosures onto the main frame.
STEP 3. Loosely attach screw A and other four screws at both sides. Do not tighten
them at this time.
STEP 4. Move the enclosures downwards so that they fall into Front Foot Pad firmly.
Tighten all screws to secure.
Fig.9
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FOOT PEDAL ASSEMBLY
Raise the Pedal Carriage a little bit. Place the Rubber Cushion Steel Clip onto
Rubber Cushion. Fold the footpad up at both ends to access four screws. Secure
them through the Footplate onto the Rubber Cushion. Do not remove screw A.
Press the Footpad onto the Footplate firmly.
FootPad
FootPlate
Rubber Cushion
Steel clip
Rubber Cushion
Pedal carriage
Fig.10
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FOOTPAD INSTALLATION DETAILS
STEP 1. Make sure the middle nibs on the footpad are firmly placed into the middle
holes on the footplate. Pull the nibs through the footplate until they fit
snugly in place.
STEP 2. Secure the front screws (shown as m1) on the footplate. Insert the front
nibs into the holes on the footplate (shown as M). Pull the front nibs in
place securely.
STEP 3. Secure the back screws (shown as n1) on the footplate. Insert the nibs
into the holes on the footplate (shown as N). Pull the nibs securely into
place.
Foot Plate
Nibs of FootPad
NOTE: Make sure the nibs go through the Footplate.
Fig.11
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FLOOR LEVEL ADJUSMENT
STEP 1. Elliptical trainers must be level for proper operation. Level the elliptical
trainer by adjusting the feet
. Raise or lower the leveling feet as
needed. Tighten the washers against the frame to secure the feet.
STEP 2. Adjust the rear leveler so that it touches the ground. Secure it with the
washer as shown
.
Fig.12
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CAUTIONS
The following diagram shows you the proper way of moving equipment. Watch our
hands when you set down equipment.
Fig.13
To avoid danger or getting your hands stuck, do NOT insert your hands or any
objects into the left/right rear end gaps (shown as A) when operating or handling
equipment.
Fig.14
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To avoid danger or getting your hands stuck, do NOT insert your hands or any
objects into the left/right opening of the elliptical when operating the equipment.
opening
Fig.15
Install the Earphone
Insert the earphone hook underneath the display panel. Note that the earphone
hook is located in the same package as the screws.
Fig.16
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Connect to Power
Once assembly work is complete, connect the power cord onto the unit. Secure the
cord connection with two screws as shown.
Fig.17
CABLES CONNECTION
Cardio
Theater
Power Switch
Power Input
Fuse Holder
Connectors for
Cable TV
RJ45 sockets for CSAFE
Connectors for AV Cables
Fig.18
The E880 Elliptical is now assembled and ready for use.
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CONNECTION TO VIDEO DEVICES
E880 allows exercisers to watch video programs on the LCD screen while exercising.
Follow the steps below to connect your E880 to video devices.
Cable TV Connection
STEP 1. Determine the type of Cable TV system used in your area. An NTSC system
socket is built into SportsArt products. For areas where a PAL or a SECAM
System is used, please find the "NTSC to PAL/SECAM Adapter" in the Tool
Kit. Use this adapter to convert your NTSC system to the PAL or SECAM
system.
NTSC SYSTEM
NTSC
PAL/SECAM SYSTEM
PAL/SECAM
AV Cables Connection
Connect the AV cables from a DVD player or any other multimedia devices into the
connectors as shown in Fig. 13.
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UNDERSTANDING THE E880 DISPLAY CONSOLE
Display Features
Wt Loss
Training Zone
Real
Heart Rate
WORKOUT GOAL
Percentage Completed
Cardio
Training Zone
Dot Matrix
Window
Multimedia Buttons
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Information
Window
Workout Goal Setting
Displays Value Input
Numeric Keypads
Program Buttons
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Display Functions:
1. WORKOUT LEVEL (level of resistance): 1 to 20
2. TIME (total time accumulated): 0:00 to 99:59
3. DISTANCE (total distance accumulated): 0.0 to 9999 Km/Mile
4. CALORIES (total calories burned): 0 to 9999 K-CAL
5. CAL/HR (calories per hour): 0 to 9999 K-CAL
6. PROGRAMS: MANUAL, RANDOM, PLATEAU, INTERVAL, FAT BURN, VARISTRIDE, WT LOSS, CARDIO, CUSTOM HR
7. HEART RATE RANGE (beats per minute): 40 to 250
8. AGE: 10 to 99 (default setting: 35)
9. WEIGHT: 50 to 330 lbs (default setting: 165 lbs) or 20 to 150 kgs (default setting:
75 kgs)
10. STRIDES/MIN (strides per minute): 5 to 120
11. TOTAL STRIDES ( total stride accumulated): 0 to 9999 steps
12. WATTS: 0 to 9999
13. STRIDE LENGTH: 17 to 29" or 450 to 730mm.
Display Information:
1. Target Wt Loss / Cardio & HeartRate: target Heart Rate v.s. real Heart Rate
2. Information Window: display the scrolling and workout data
3. Dot Matrix Window: display course profile
4. Workout Goal Window: display the percentage of workout goal being completed
5. Workout Level Window: display the resistance level
6. Setting Window: display value input
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Button Functions:
1. QUICK START: press Quick Start to bypass User, Age, Weight inputs, and
Program selection. Time will count up.
2. TIME: press this button to establish a workout goal based on time.
3. DISTANCE: press this button to establish a workout goal based on distance.
4. CALORIES: press this button to establish a workout goal based on calorie
expenditure.
5. ENTER: after entering one parameter, press ENTER to confirm your choice.
6. NUMERIC KEYPADS (0 to 9)
The numeric keypad can replace the function of <▲/▼> buttons. Simply enter
numbers (0 to 9) on the numeric keypad rather than pressing <▲/▼> buttons.
7. Decimal Point Keypad (.)
Use this key to enter the decimal point of a setup value.
8. ▲/▼
Press these buttons to adjust functions up or down. To increase or decrease
adjustments rapidly, hold either button down.
9. CLEAR
a. Pressing this button clears input data.
b. The 7-segment display will automatically scan the information window
TIME→DISTANCE→LEVEL→CALORIES→TIME...) every six seconds. Press
this button to lock the setting (the corresponding LED will flash). Press this
button again to unlock the setting.
10. PROGRAM BUTTONS
Program buttons include MANUAL, INTERVAL, WT LOSS, RANDOM, FAT
BURN, CARDIO, PLATEAU, VARI-STRIDE, and CUSTOM HR. Press either
button to initiate the corresponding program. Refer to Program Overview for
details.
11. STOP/ HOLD TO RESET
a. During workout, press STOP to go to initial setting stage.
b. At initial setting stage, hold this button to reset to the banner display.
12. WORKOUT LEVEL ▲/▼: press these buttons to increase or to reduce the level
of resistance.
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13. FAN: press this button to adjust the FAN to one of three different speeds.
14. SOURCE: press SOURCE to switch to different screens (WORKOUT/Cable
TV/AV).
15. FULL/ SPLIT:
(1) When a Cable TV program is showing, press this button to choose between
seeing a full or a divided screen with embedded workout information.
(2) Workout feedback alternates between CAL/HR, METS, WATTS, RPM and
CALORIES, DISTANCE, TIME, SPEED every six seconds. Press this button
"FULL/SPLIT" to lock onto one row of data; press this button again to resume
scanning.
(3) Simultaneously press VOL+ and FULL/SPLIT buttons to adjust screen
brightness. When the letter "B" appears at the top of the screen, press VOL+
or VOL- to change the screen brightness.
(4) Simultaneously press VOL- and FULL/SPLIT buttons to adjust the screen
contrast.
When the letter "C" appears, press VOL+ or VOL- to adjust the screen contrast.
(5) When a video program via AV cables connection is showing, press
FULL/SPLIT to see user workout information showing at the upper most part
of the screen.
16. VOL+, VOL-: press to adjust the headset volume.
17. CH+, CH-: press to choose TV channels.
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OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMS
1. MANUAL
This program allows you to adjust the level of resistance manually by pressing
WORKOUT LEVEL ▲/▼ keys.
2. RANDOM
Random program has an infinite number of programs. Continue to press this button
until you find your desired course.
3. PLATEAU
In this program, the level of resistance will change according to the diagram shown.
The first and the third stage respectively occupies 20% of the workout goal, and the
second stage occupies 60% of the workout goal.
20%
60%
20%
4. INTERVAL (1:1, 1:2, 2:2 mode)
The interval course is made of REST and WORK periods. The time and
resistance level for each period can be different. The time ratio of REST to WORK
can be 1:1, 1:2, and 2:2. The time of REST and WORK is expressed respectively
by the first and the second number. For example 1:2 means 1 minute of REST
and 2 minutes of WORK.
a: Once you select this program, the information window will display " 1-1:1 2-1:2
3-2:2", press 1, 2 or 3 on the numeric keypad to confirm your choice. Or
directly press ENTER button to proceed to INTERVAL 1:1 mode.
b. Press INTERVAL button continuously to change your selection during the
workout.
c. While exercising, you can change the resistance level for the REST or WORK
at the beginning of the INTERVAL. That change will also apply to the
corresponding interval from thereafter.
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5. FAT BURN
This program provides 20 workout levels to choose from. The preset combination
is "STAGE 5". You can press Workout Level ▲/▼ keys to swap to another stage.
The information window will display your current stage for your reference.
6. VARI-STRIDE
The Vari-Stride is a program that can change the stride length automatically.
a. This program provides 3 selection of workout time. They are 20 / 30 / 40
minutes for option. The information window will display "1-20 2-30 3-40". Press
1, 2 or 3 on the numeric keypad to select one of them.
b. After input the workout time, the display will prompt you to set maximum stride
length from 25~ 29"(630 ~ 730mm). The default setting of maximum stride
length is 25"(630mm). Press ▲/▼ keys to adjust the desired stride length, then
press ENTER to confirm your setting. The workout time will count down directly
from 20, 30 or 40 minutes according to your selection.
7. WT LOSS & CARDIO & CUSTOM HR
These are heart rate control programs. Changing the resistance level to achieve
your desired heart rate target.
a. Target Heart Rates for each program as below
WT LOSS: 65% Heart Rate Control = (220-age)*65%
CARDIO: 80% Heart Rate Control = (220-age)*80%
CUSTOM HR: The program neglects user's age. This is a custom HR that
allows user to set up their own target heart rate.
Note: When a CUSTOM HR program is selected, the information window will
display a message of "ENTER TARGET HR". The preset value of "120"
flashes on the electronic display. Press ▲/▼ keys or numeric keys 0 ~ 9
to adjust the desired HR value from 84 to 200 beats. Press ENTER to
confirm your choice.
b. If no heart rate signal is detected during the workout, the information window
will display a message of "NO HEART RATE READING, PLEASE CHECK
TRANSMITTER". The program will not change resistance level automatically
under such circumstance. Only allow user to manually adjust resistance level
by pressing Workout Level ▲/▼ keys.
c. Once you enter this program, the following figure will appear.
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c-1: It represents to catch the HR reading when the HR graphic
flashes. A
value 0 (for example 124) shows a target heart rate that is set by user.
The red dot 0 represents a proposed(target) RPM. The bottom red line
represents your current RPM. It would be better to line up red point and
red line that means actual RPM consistent with target RPM.
c-2: The preset value is at resistance level 1 and 50 RPM. These programs will
dectect the user's heart rate and adjust resistance levels accordingly.
Once the workout goal is obtained, the elliptical goes into a COOL DOWN
mode.
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HOW TO USE YOUR E880 ELLIPTICAL
Once you power up the elliptical, QUICK START and all PROGRAM LEDS will
blink. You can select a program or press QUICK START to start your workout.
1. QUICK START
If you begin a workout by pressing QUICKSTART, the elliptical will start at
resistance level one. The default setting is 165 lbs (75kgs). You can modify the
resistance level at any time during the workout.
2. WORKOUT SETUP
Input user information to obtain accurate information on calories burned, heart
rate control (the range is generated by age entered) and to accumulate total
workout time, distance and calories burned.
A. SELECT PROGRAM
Select exercise programs by pressing program buttons.
B. SET UP WORKOUT GOAL
After you select a program, the information window will display "SELECT
GOAL". The TIME, DISTANCE and CALORIES LEDs blink on the
WORKOUT GOAL panel. Press one button to set up your goal.
(1) TIME: The time range is from 5:00 to 99:00. The preset value is 30:00. Use
▲/▼ keys or press numeric keys 0~9 to adjust the value. Press ENTER to
confirm your choice. Then go into the settings of AGE and WEIGHT.
(2) DISTANCE: The distance range is from 0.1 to 99.9 miles or km. The preset
value is 2.0 miles( or 3.0 km). Use ▲/▼ keys or press numeric keys 0~9 to
adjust the value. Press ENTER to confirm your choice. Then go into the
settings of AGE and WEIGHT.
(3) CALORIES: The calorie setting range is from 100 to 9999 K-CAL. The
preset value is 700 K-CAL. Use ▲/▼ keys or press numeric keys 0~9 to
adjust the value. Press ENTER to confirm your choice. Then go into the
settings of AGE and WEIGHT.
C. INPUT USER'S AGE & WEIGHT
(1) AGE: The age range is from 10 to 99. The preset value is 35 years old. Use
▲/▼keys or press numeric keys 0~9 to adjust the value. Press ENTER to
confirm your choice. Then go into the settings of USER'S WEIGHT.
(2) WEIGHT: The weight range is from 50 to 330 lbs (20 to 150 kgs). The
preset value is 165 lbs or 75 kgs. Use ▲/▼keys or press numeric keys 0~9
to adjust the value. Press ENTER to confirm your choice.
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You have now established user settings. Start pedaling to begin your workout. The
display will scan the workout data every 6 seconds. You may change your selection
of programs anytime during the workout. The new program will be used to achieve
the remaining Workout Goal. The goal value remains on the control panel for
reference during the workout.
COOL DOWN
Once a workout goal is completed, a message "ACCU DATA" will appear to show
the user actually accumulated workout data including TIME, DISTANCE and
CALORIES. Another message, "COOL DOWN" will appear and time will count
down directly from 2:00 to 0:00, after which the display will show the startup banner.
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USER PARAMETER SETTING
To check system default settings, at initial setting stage (select PROGRAM or QUICK
START) press the "Source" key to see the Information Feedback panel on the screen.
Hold the ENTER key for 3 seconds:
(1) Unit of Speed (MPH or KPH): press ▲/▼ keys to change the setting. Press
ENTER to confirm your choice and to see the next setting. You may also press
STOP to leave this setting.
(2) The next setting, "DIST", shows the total accumulated distance. The unit of
distance is either in Miles or Kilometers, depending on the speed setting selected
previously. Press ENTER to confirm your choice and to see the next setting. You
may also press STOP to leave this setting.
(3) TIME: this value shows the total accumulated workout time. The unit of TIME is in
Hours. Press ENTER to see the next setting or press STOP to leave this setting.
This setting cannot be changed.
(4) The next value shows you the TFT program version. Press ENTER to see the
next value or press STOP to leave this setting.
(5) The next value shows you the Control Board version. Press ENTER to see the
next value or press STOP to leave this setting.
(6) The last value shown on the screen is the Drive Board version. Press ENTER to
go to the initial banner.
AUTOMATIC CHANNEL SCAN
1. Press VOL- & CH+ while watching Cable TV. When the wording "SC xx" appears
on the screen, automatic channel scan begins.
2. After the automatic channel scan is completed (SC xx →CH xx), you can choose a
channel to watch. In areas using PAL/SECAM systems, automatic scan may take
more time. Please be patient.
3. It is recommended that the bike should be powered up for 5 to 10 minutes before
scanning. For best result, please conduct scanning for 2 to 3 times.
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GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE
How long should I exercise?
The duration of your exercise session is dependent on your fitness level. In general,
it is recommended that you maintain your heart rate in the training zone for at least
ten minutes to realize an aerobic benefit. As your fitness level increases, you will be
able to maintain your heart rate in the training zone for longer periods: usually
between 20 and 30 minutes.
When starting your workout, use the first several minutes to warm up, then slowly
increase your workload to bring your heart rate into your specific training zone. At the
end of your workout, gradually decrease your workload and exercise lightly as a
"cool down".
How often should I exercise?
To achieve the greatest benefits, aerobic exercises should be performed three to five
times per week. It is important to allow sufficient time, at least 24 hours, for your
body to recover after exercise.
MAINTAINING THE E880 ELLIPTICAL
The Sports Art E880 requires little maintenance but regular cleaning is
recommended to keep your elliptical at peak performance. Before your workout, use
a dry cloth to clean the surface of the display.
NOTE: NEVER POUR LIQUIDS ON THE DISPLAY.
To clean plastic parts, use a mild detergent, and make sure the unit is completely dry
before operating it.
It is recommended that you keep all liquids away from the unit during operation.
Spillage of liquids onto or into the machine will void the warranty.
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MAINTENANCE LUBRICATING
Shoulder Joint
NOTE: For best performance, lubricate elliptical trainer once a year. Use a grease
gun filled with red lithium ball bearing grease. Such grease is available at
automotive supply stores. Follow the steps below:
STEP 1. Remove the cap underneath the cover.
STEP 2. Insert the grease gun tube end onto the lubrication valve on the product.
Squeeze the grease gun once. Wipe up any excess grease that appears.
STEP 3. Disconnect the grease gun tube from the valve.
STEP 4. Reinsert the cap.
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
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Stride Motor:
STEP 1. Remove the cap on the stride support assembly. First press in (A), then
push up
, and pull out
.
STEP 1
STEP 2. Turn on the power and within 4 seconds hold the ENTER and CALORIES
buttons. The Stride Motor will move up to a position that is easy to be
lubricated.
Valve
STEP 2
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STEP 3. Attach the tube end of the grease gun to the valve in the stride motor
mechanism. Squeeze the lubrication gun trigger. After the grease has been
discharged into the stride motor mechanism, disconnect the tube from the
valve. Note: the unit should be in standby (no workout) condition during
lubrication.
STEP 3
STEP 4. After lubrication, please reset the power.
Power ( on / off )
STEP 4
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STEP 5. Put the cap on the stride support assembly back into position. Hold it in
place (B), push in
, and push down
.
B
STEP 5
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FUSE REPLACEMENT
STEP 1. Identify the fuse specification. Use the appropriate type of fuse.
STEP 2. To remove an old fuse, push the fuse cap in and turn counterclockwise.
STEP 3. Remove the damaged fuse from the fuse cap. Insert a new fuse into the
fuse cap.
STEP 4. To secure the new fuse in place, push in , and turn the fuse cap clockwise.
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