background image

 

19 

  . DISTANCE 
  . CALORIES     
  . PULSE 
 Use UP & DOWN to set values and confirm your selection by ENTER button. 
 Press START/STOP

 button

 to start workout. 

 As soon as one of the set values reach the preset Target, the computer will alarm with Bi-bi sound and 

stop.  

 -You can adjust the level of resistance on the 

pedals

 while exercising by pressing UP and DOWN keys. 

The newly set level value will be shown in the profile(default value is Level 1). 

 -Press START/STOP

 button

 to end exercising. All exercising value will remain

.  

 

-Press RESET to reverse to workout selection menu. 

 

 Selecting a Program to do training (PROGRAM)

 

 -Press UP and DOWN keys to scan MANUAL

PROGRAM 

USER PROGRAM

HRC

WATT. 

 -Choose PROGRAM and press ENTER to confirm. The programs are preset with 12 profiles. Press UP 

and DOWN to select one from the 12 preset profiles. Set the desired session value and confirm by 
ENTER: 

  . Resistance level (1~16)   
  . TIME  

  -Press STATR/STOP to start workout.    
 -You can adjust the level of resistance on the

 pedals

 while exercising by pressing UP and DOWN keys. 

The newly set level value will be shown in the profile(default value is Level 1). 

 -Program profile & intensity: 

   Interval programs P2- P3- P7- P12 
   Increasing resistance level programs P6- P9- P11 
   Increasing and decreasing resistance level programs P1- P4- P5- P8 -P10 
  The stored training programs are designed especially to enhance aerobic base fitness. 
  . As a beginner you should start with those programs slowly and set a low 

pedal

 resistance.  

Summary of Contents for 93008

Page 1: ...1 Casall INFINITY 1 2X CROSSTRAINER 93008 ...

Page 2: ...2 Important Please locate your serial number and record in the box below for service support purposes Serial number here ...

Page 3: ... e h a n d l e b a r M 8 5 5 2 S c r e w M 3 2 5 L 8 a l l e n b o l t M 8 1 2 L 8 Allen Bolt M7 P1 0 30L 2 P 1 Regular Washer 7 1t 2 P 2 Metal cover 1 P 3 Spring Washer 7 2t 2 P 4 P 5 P 6 P 8 P 10 s t e e l w a s h e r 2 P 11 F l a t w a s h e r 8 2 5 2 T 2 P 12 P 13 P 1 5 P 1 4 a l l e n b o l t M 8 1 6 L 4 P 7 A c o r n N u t f o r M 8 B o l t 2 P 9 INFINITY 1 2X ...

Page 4: ...4 Knob foot pedal M6 P1 0 4 Spring Washer for handlebar bolt 6 black 4 Carrage bolt M6 P1 0 40L black 4 P 16 P i v o t T u b e 4 P 18 P 17 P 19 A l l e n K e y 2 B o x S p a n n e r 1 INFINITY 1 2X ...

Page 5: ...5 Assembly Diagram K 1 ...

Page 6: ...6 EXPLODED DIAGRAM H 8 ...

Page 7: ...Upper computer cable 1PC D 3 Screw for computer cover M5x14L 2PCS D 4 Bushing 2PCS D 5 Allen bolt M8x16 4PCS D 6 Flat washer φ12xφ19x1t 4PCS D 7 Screw for bottle holder M5x20L 4PCS E 1 E7 First lower handlebar R L 1SET F 1 Main frame 1SET F 2 C type ring φ12 1PC F 3 Wave washer φ20xφ30x0 3t 1PC F 4 Flat washer φ20 3xφ30x1t 1PC F 5 Sensor box 1PC F 6 Sensor holder 1PC F 7 DC cable 1PC F 8 Screw M4x...

Page 8: ... for chain cover M5x16L 6PCS M 14 Left chain cover 1PC M 15 Right chain cover 1PC M 16 Cap for chain cover screw holes Oval 5PC M 17 Cap for chain cover screw holes Round 4PC M 18 Cover for handlebar post 1PC M 19 Axle for first lower handlebar 1PC N Adaptor 1PC P 1 P 19 Bolts nuts pack 1SET Q 1 Shaft 1PC Q 2 Bushing φ20 5xφ25x7 5mmL 1PC Q 3 Hexagonal screws M8xP1 25x12Lx5t 3PCS Q 4 Big pulley 1PC...

Page 9: ... M8x16 Allen bolt pt D 5 and Flat Washer pt D 6 from the Main Frame pt F 1 2 Take the Handlebar post pt D 1 and pass it through the Handlebar post cover pt M 18 3 Hold the Handlebar Post pt D 1 and connect the Lower Computer Cable pt H 14 and the Upper Computer Cable pt D 2 4 Slide the Handlebar Post pt D 1 into the Main Frame then fix with four sets of M8x16 Allen bolt pt D 5 and Flat Washers pt ...

Page 10: ...th two Flat Washers pt P 2 two Spring Washers pt P 4 two Fixing Bolt pt P 1 2 Pass the hand pulse wire pt B 6 through the hole 3 Connect the Computer cables pt D 2 and connect the Hand pulse wire pt B 6 then attach the Computer pt A 1 to the Computer bracket with the enclosed Screws pt A 2 2 7 2T 7 1T M7 30 M5 10 4 1 1 ...

Page 11: ...st 2 Attach the Rear cover pt M 2 using two of Screws pt P 6 and one of Screws pt D 3 3 Attach the Front cover pt M 1 using Screws pt D 3 4 Remove the pre installed Screws pt D 7 on the handlebar post and then assemble the Bottle holder pt M 3 by Screw pt D 7 1 M5 14 2 M5 20 2 ...

Page 12: ...t pt D 1 with one Axle pt M 19 two sets of Wave washer pt P 13 Flat washers pt P 12 and Gasket pt P 11 and Allen bolt pt P 10 Pay attention Please use two allen key tools to fix bolt P 10 on both side at the same time M8 30L steel washer 2 1 Ø17 5 Ø25 0 3T Ø10 Ø26 2T ...

Page 13: ... pt I 1 I 3 onto the Crank connation set using one of Nylon nuts pt S 4 Flat washers pt S 3 and Plastic washers pt S 8 Figure B 3 Connect the Right rear cover upper pt M 8 and Right rear cover lower pt M 7 to the Left pedal post pt I 1 using screw pt P 5 Figure C 4 Connect the Left rear cover upper pt M 10 and Left rear cover lower pt M 11 to the Right pedal post pt I 3 Using screw pt P 5 B C M8 5...

Page 14: ...using screws pt P 5 I 2 3 Assemble the Right pedal pt M 9 onto the Pedal post pt I 3 with 2 Knobs pt P 16 2 Spring washers pt P 18 2 Bushings pt P 19 and 2 Carriage bolts pt P 17 4 Assemble the Left pedal pt M 6 onto the Pedal post pt I 3 with 2 Knob pt P 16 2 Spring washers pt P 18 2 Bushings pt P 19 and 2 Carriage bolts pt P 17 M5 14 M3 25L M6 P1 0 40L M6 4 2 4 1 Ø6 Ø7 Ø12 25 E 1 ...

Page 15: ...lide the Upper handlebar post C 1 C 4 R L into the Lower handlebar E 1 and then fix with the eight Allen bolts P 8 STEP 9 Connect the adaptor N to the DC hole located on the back of the chain cover M8 12L 8 1 E 1 ...

Page 16: ...16 SM1705 67 INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL For simple exercise it is not always necessary to select a training program or manually set the TIME DISTANCE or other values You can simply start work out ...

Page 17: ...ng speed DISTANCE 0 99 99m User exercising distance Setting range 0 00 99 90km CALORIES 0 9999 Cal Burned calories during exercising Setting range 0 9990 WATT 0 999 Power consumption during exercising Setting range 10 350 PULSE 30 230 BPM User current Heart Rate value Setting range 0 30 230Bpm Acoustic Signals All settings made with the computer are confirmed with an acoustic signal 1 shot beep se...

Page 18: ...e available Manual Training training without programs Training with Programs there are 12 programs preset P01 P12 Training with the Heart Rate program H R C Training with USER program set your own desired profile Training with WATT program Power consumption Starting exercise immediately MANUAL Then MANUAL is flashing with 1Hz Press UP or DOWN to choose MANUAL and confirm by pressing ENTER If you h...

Page 19: ...an MANUAL PROGRAM USER PROGRAM HRC WATT Choose PROGRAM and press ENTER to confirm The programs are preset with 12 profiles Press UP and DOWN to select one from the 12 preset profiles Set the desired session value and confirm by ENTER Resistance level 1 16 TIME Press STATR STOP to start workout You can adjust the level of resistance on the pedals while exercising by pressing UP and DOWN keys The ne...

Page 20: ...ile default value is Level 1 As soon as one of the set values reach the preset Target the computer will alarm with Bi bi sound and stop Press START STOP button to end exercising All exercising value will remain Press RESET to reverse to workout selection menu Set program according to heart rate H R C In this program the console reacts to your pulse as measured by the metal handbar This program all...

Page 21: ...ining with WATT program In this program you will notice the power consumption The preset value 120 is flashing on screen Press UP DOWN to select set desired value with range from 10 to 350 Press STATR STOP to start workout Press START STOP button to end exercising All exercising value will remain Press RESET to reverse to workout selection menu Measuring your pulse with the hand sensors The hand s...

Page 22: ...to console or bad contact LCD no displaying 1 Check whether the adapter is well plugged into the AC socket 2 Check the adapter DC pin is plugged into the machine or not whether contact poorly 3 Check the 12 PIN cable is peeling off and poor contact 4 Check DC JACK connecting cable is loose or not 5 Check the 12PIN cable inside the console is loose or not Attention All preset data will be lost when...

Reviews: