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  In the setting mode (Figure 10), press 

(3)   

 or 

 key to adjust M (Manual), P (Program), 

 (HRC), W (Watt), and U 

(User) sequentially in circulation order. 

 

 

Figure 10 

(4)  

r Program (Figure 14) 

 MANUAL in cycle order. Press the MODE key to enter into the 

MODE function display. 

 

 

 Press 

 or 

 key allows user to have MANUAL (Figure 10) 

 PROGRAM (Figure 11) 

 HRC (Figure 12) 

 

WATT (Figure 13) 

 Use

 

Figure 11            Figure 12         

 

Figure 13           Figure 14 

shing text showing on the screen 

and ready for the adjustment to be determined. Default value will be LEVEL1. 

 

 
(5)   MANUAL function setting:  
i. Press 

 or 

 key to adjust LEVEL value (Figure 15). The console will have fla

 

Figure 15 

igits each second. Stop when adjustment suspended. LEVEL adjustment doesn't have circulation 

function.   

VEL will 

be displayed. WATT value will be shown on the screen after 3 seconds without pressing 

 or 

 key. 

iv.    

igure 18), and 

PULSE (Figure 19) in a circulation order (feature values will be shown on the console screen). 

 

ained on the screen (PULSE signal will not be affected). Press the RESET key 

to return to PROGRAM SELECT. 

 

           
ii. Press 

 or 

 key to adjust level value to increase or decrease 1 digit each press; press and hold the key to hav

+/-2 binary d

 

iii. 

In the START mode, LEVEL value is adjustable under the MANUAL mode and the text and value of LE

 

Press 

 or 

 key to adjust values for TIME (Figure 16), DISTANCE (Figure 17), CALORIES (F

 

iv. 

Press the START key to have the implementation of the program (Figure 20). The values show on RPM BAR and
PULSE BAR will be adjusted according to changes in the process of movement. Press the STOP key to pause 
exercising and all values will be ret

 

Figur

           Figure 17           Figure 18 

           

e 16   

 

Figure 19             Figure 20 

                               

Summary of Contents for E750

Page 1: ...Front Drive Model No 1 Retain this owner s manual for future reference Read and follow all instructions in this owner s manual Version A E750 BODY WORX BODYWORX Elliptical...

Page 2: ...ealth Please note that levers and other adjustment mechanisms are not projecting into the area of movement during the work out When setting up the exerciser please make sure that the exerciser is stan...

Page 3: ...102 11R 41 14 17 74B 63 84 54 63 107 67 75 23L 49 6 7 9 7 9 8 24 26 43 96 73 21 77 8 80R 102 84 72 81 8 7 2 5R 5L 1 6 7 9B 65 103 15 68 107 52L 12R 63 104R 104L 107 107 11L 32L 80L 7 8 3 9C 7 6 94 4...

Page 4: ...22 X6 M8 1 25 20L D15 4 D8 2 2T D16 D8 5 1 2T M8 1 25 60L M8 15L X6 X1 X2 X2 M8 1 25 15L M8 1 25 55L X4 D22 D8 5 1 5T X8 X8 X22 X2 X10 X12 9B 9 9A 9C 20 8 7 81 63 107 60 M5 15L M8 1 25 20L 40 X2 D24 D...

Page 5: ...t 2 80L Enforcing plate of left pedal 1 24 Anti loose nut M10 1 25 7T 2 80R Enforcing plate of right pedal 1 25 Motor 1 81 Square neck bolt M8 1 25 60L 4 26 C ring D22 5 D18 5 1 2T 2 82 Flat washer D2...

Page 6: ...spring washer 7 and the flat washer 8 2 Assemble the connecting tube 18 to the sliding beam 3 by the Allen bolt 9C the curved washer 6 and the spring washer 7 3 Assemble the foot cap 94 to the slidin...

Page 7: ...30 1 Assemble the handlebar post cover 49 to the handlebar post 10 shown as fig A 2 Connect the upper computer cable 29 and the lower computer cable 30 shown as fig B 3 Assemble the handlebar post 10...

Page 8: ...tep 3 3 M8 1 25 20L 60 40 75 x2 x2 52L 52R 10 23L 75 52L 60 40 Assemble the upper cover left 23L the waved washer 75 the movable handlebar 52L 52R the flat washer 60 and the bolt 40 to the axle in tur...

Page 9: ...ssemble the upper axle cover 74A and the lower axle cover 74B to the supporting tube for pedal 11L 11R by the screw 63 shown as fig 4 2 3 Assemble the wheel 38 to the supporting tube for pedal 11L 11R...

Page 10: ...mble the supporting tube for movable handlebar 12L 12R to the bracket for pedal 32L 32R by the waved washer 84 the flat washer 60 the plastic washer 41 and the bolt 40 shown as fig 5 1 2 Assemble the...

Page 11: ...dlebar post 10 by screws that attach to the computer 3 Assemble the supporting tube for movable handlebar 12L 12R to the movable handlebar 52L 52R by the curved washer 6 the spring washer 7 and the Al...

Page 12: ...the left computer bracket 68 and the right computer bracket 67 to the handlebar post 10 by the screw 63 and the screw 107 Assemble the adaptor 78 and turn on the computer e bottle holder 106 to the ha...

Page 13: ...utton Each incensement is 0 1KM or ML CALORIES r comparison of different exercise sessions which can not be Accumulates calories consumption during training from 0 to maximum 9999 calories This data i...

Page 14: ...L will be displayed WATT value will be shown on the screen after 3 seconds without pressing or key iv igure 18 and PULSE Figure 19 in a circulation order feature values will be shown on the console sc...

Page 15: ...n and press or key to choose 55 75 90 or TARGET Figure 26 29 The default value that s calculated according to user age input will be shown in the PULSE column with 1HZ flashing text For example When a...

Page 16: ...igure 40 FAT Figure 41 BMI Figure 42 and weight symbols Figure 43 46 will be shown on screen after 8 seconds Press the FAT key for 2 seconds under STOP mode will enter into personal data f AGE HEIGHT...

Page 17: ...BODYWORX BODY WORX...

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