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INSTRUCTIONS:

 

 
ASSEMBLY: 

 

1. 

Check the shipment for any visible shipping damages and report the damages to the driver.  
Unreported damages cannot be addressed if they are not reported at the time of delivery. 

2. 

Remove the unit from the shipping pallet and place it upon the floor.  This unit is heavy (275 lbs. 
approx.) so it may require several people to move the unit. 

3. 

The e-system platform is shipped to you assembled in two parts, the mainframe and seat 
assemblies which and can be moved on a dolly.   

4. 

We would recommend that two persons move the unit so as to provide adequate support while 
moving.  The unit will pass through a standard 32" doorway.  The unit should not be rolled up or 
down any steps or stairs please lift the unit over any obstacles.  Excessive vibration can cause an 
electronic equipment failure. 

5. 

The e-resistance module provided with the platform is secured to the platform with four bolts.  
Please check the module is secured to the platform before moving or using. 

 

OPERATION: 

 

1. 

Seat should be adjusted to the back position and rotated to the side.  Sit on the seat, while lifting 
the adjustment handle rotate the seat until facing the unit.  Pull the seat adjustment lever located 
below and to the front left of the seat and slide towards the arm crank.  The seat will adjust from 
front to rear using the slide lever 6 inches. 

2. 

The upper e-resistance system height is adjustable and lifting the adjustment lever can change 
the position.  Note: Always support the e-resistance module with your other hand and move the 
head in the direction desired.  The weight of the module is supported and it may not move in 
either direction when the lever is moved. 

3. 

Place hands on the arm crank handles (380 arms only) and feet on the foot crank.  With back 
supported by the seat, adjust the seat for correct arm and foot rotation (380 arms only).  Arms 
and legs should not be fully extended during the exercise rotation.   

4. 

Consult your health or rehab specialist as to the duration and level of exercise you should be 
completing.   

5. 

To exit the unit.  Stop exercising and remove pulse sensor, release and slide the seat to the rear 
then lift the seat pivot handle and rotate the seat to either side. 

 

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: 

 

1. 

Remove the seat assembly from the mainframe.  Two tightening knobs at the base of the 
mainframe and seat base. 

2. 

Carefully remove the seat assembly to one side of the machine so that the wheelchair can access 
the machine.  Be careful, as the seat assembly is heavy. 

3. 

Position the wheelchair in front of the unit and grasp the handles.  Adjust the chair for correct arm 
rotation.  Arms should not fully extend.  Using the wheelchair brake lock the chair into position. 

4. 

The upper e-resistance system height is adjustable and can be positioned by lifting or depressing 
the adjustment lever.  Note: Always support the e-resistance module with your other hand and 
move it in the direction desired.  The weight of the module is supported and it may not move in 
either direction when the lever is moved. 

5. 

Place hands on the arm crank handles (380 arms only) and feet on the foot crank.  With back 
supported by the seat, adjust the seat for correct arm and foot rotation (380 arms only).  Arms 
and legs should not be fully extended during the exercise rotation. 

6. 

To exit the unit.  Stop exercising and remove pulse sensor, unlock the wheelchair, then carefully 
back out of the machine. 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 370-e1 Series

Page 1: ...or rm m I In ns st tr ru uc ct ti io on n M Ma an nu ua al l Expandable Modular Technology The only exercise equipment line with interchangeable upgradeable resistance systems that safeguard against o...

Page 2: ...semi recumbent seat is orthopedically designed for even weight distribution The seat adjusts front to rear for proper user positioning and rotates 360 degrees to provide easy access The seat assembly...

Page 3: ...is supported and it may not move in either direction when the lever is moved 3 Place hands on the arm crank handles 380 arms only and feet on the foot crank With back supported by the seat adjust the...

Page 4: ...the grips into the hand crank The handles should rotate freely on the threaded rods In the 370 Series platform format the handles may have been attached at the factory 2 Electronic Exercise Monitor O...

Page 5: ...ips are secured in position using a wrench and are not just hand tight 2 Ensure that the rubber handgrip rotates on the threaded shaft If not please return the part to your supplier for a replacement...

Page 6: ...ise to tighten A small adjustable wrench should be used to securely tighten the grips into the hand crank The handles should rotate freely on the threaded rods In the 370 Series platform format the ha...

Page 7: ...osition using a wrench and are not just hand tight 2 Ensure that the rubber handgrip rotates on the threaded shaft If not please return the part to your supplier for a replacement Problem When the han...

Page 8: ...ht hand side of the cycle Rotating the nut away from you to tighten To change the handles simply remove the handle from the crank arm by rotating the nuts towards you and replace with either 22 degree...

Page 9: ...r handgrip rotates on the threaded shaft If not please return the part to your supplier for a replacement Problem When the handles are rotated the chain does not engage the flywheel Answer Check that...

Page 10: ...re operated and controlled independently and give the user flexibility in customizing treatment or a workout The only upper and lower body system with a height adjustable upper resistance module A sem...

Page 11: ...replaced at no cost excepting labor for the remainder of the warranty period thereafter In certain cases to avoid any undue delay Endorphin may at its discretion replace a product with a factory refur...

Page 12: ...12 The Endorphin Corporation Attn Warranty Registration Dept 6901 90th Avenue North Pinellas Park FL 33782 U S A PLACE STAMP HERE...

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