Fitness Avenue FA-7967, User Manual

Page 1: ...ER MANUAL IMPORTANT Please retain owner s manual for maintenance and adjustment instructions Your satisfaction is very important to us PLEASE DO NOT RETURN UNTIL YOU HAVE CONTACTED US support sunnyhealthfitness com or 1 877 90SUNNY 877 907 8669 ...

Page 2: ...et To ensure safety the equipment should have at least 8 feet 240 CM of free space behind it and 2 feet 60 CM on each side Do not place the treadmill on any surface that blocks air openings To protect the floor or carpet from damage place a mat under the treadmill 5 Ensure that all nuts and bolts are securely tightened before using the equipment The safety of the equipment can only be maintained i...

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Page 4: ...crew ST4X20 2 14L R Protective Cover 1 pr 47 Cross Pan Head Screw ST4X16 34 15 Foam Grip 2 48 Cross Pan Head Screw ST4X8 8 16 Running Board 1 49 Cross Washer Pan Head Screw ST4X12 6 17 Running Belt 1 50 Cross Pan Head Screw ST2 9X9 5 3 18 Side Rail 2 51 Cross Washer Screw M4X8 4 19L R Rear End Cap 1 pr 52 Switch 1 20 Transport Wheel 2 53 Locking Washer Φ8x1 2 14 21 Flat Foot Pad 2 54 Locking Washe...

Page 5: ...d on cover of manual The product name found on cover of manual The part number found on the EXPLODED DIAGRAM and PARTS LIST found near the front of the manual Please contact us at support sunnyhealthfitness com or 1 877 90SUNNY 877 907 8669 No Description Specification Qty No Description Specification Qty 67 Safety Key 1 72 USB Socket 1 68 DC Motor 1 73 Bluetooth 1 69 Filter Connecting Board 1 74 ...

Page 6: ...ld the Console Frame No 4 then lift up the Console Frame No 4 and Left Right Upright Tubes No 3L R together in the direction of the arrow Note Make sure you do not cut or pinch the wire inside the Right Upright Tube No 3R Fix Left Right Upright Tubes No 3L R to the Base Frame No 1 with 6 Allen Bolts No 32 35 and 6 Locking Washers No 53 using Allen Wrench No 75 Note Do not fully tighten at this tim...

Page 7: ...ve 4 Cross Pan Head Screws No 47 from the Base Frame No 1 using Spanner No 74 Attach the Protective Cover No 14L R to the Base Frame No 1 with 4 Cross Pan Head Screws No 47 that were just removed using Spanner No 74 Put the Safety Key No 67 on the E slot of Console Panel No 12 Now you can cut the Packing Belt No B The assembly is complete IMPORTANT NOTE You will need to lubricate your treadmill be...

Page 8: ...the lubricant over the Running Board No 16 Repeat this process for the other side 2 The moving parts should turn freely and quietly Abnormality of moving parts will affect the safety of the equipment Inspect and tighten bolts regularly 3 To better maintain the treadmill and prolong its lifespan it is suggested that maintenance be done on a regular basis 4 A loose Running Belt No 17 will result in ...

Page 9: ...htness for the Running Belt No 17 is pulled out 50 75mm from the Running Board No 16 CENTERING THE RUNNING BELT Place the treadmill on level ground and set it at 3 5mph to check if the Running Belt No 17 drifts 1 If the Running Belt No 17 moves to the right turn the adjusting bolt on the right side turn clockwise then turn the left adjustment bolt turn counter clockwise If the Running Belt No 17 d...

Page 10: ...he Cylinder No 7 successfully locks into the tube you will hear a clicking sound Before lowering the Main Frame No 2 ensure that the space directly underneath is clear of any objects and the power is turned off Grasp the Main Frame No 2 at position A with one hand Next using your foot firmly push against the Cylinder No 7 B and press down on the Main Frame No 2 Once the Main Frame No 2 starts to l...

Page 11: ... the top end of the treadmill Next place one foot at position M to hold the bottom end of the treadmill steady With your foot at M slowly tilt the top of the treadmill downward towards the ground Once the treadmill reaches a low enough point the wheels of the treadmill touch the ground To transport hold the treadmill at position P and tilt until the wheels M are able to move on the ground ...

Page 12: ...e are three holes located on the Adjustable Cushion No 27 To adjust the level of incline remove the 2 Adjustable Bolts No 8 from the left and right side Align the holes of the Adjustable Cushion No 27 to the holes located on the Main Frame No 2 Once you have located your desired incline level reinsert the 2 Adjustable Bolts No 8 back through the holes ...

Page 13: ...circuit and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch A Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug No adapter should be used with this product DANGER Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in risk of electric shock Check with a certified electrician if you are in doubt as to whether the produ...

Page 14: ...o know your treadmill Before attempting to use the treadmill take some time to stand alongside and familiarize yourself with the controls 1 Turn on the power switch 2 Once you get on you can stand with your feet on the side rails and stabilize yourself by holding onto the handrails 3 Next attach the clip end of the Safety Key No 67 to your clothes and insert the magnetic end of the key into the co...

Page 15: ...onsole will beep continuously and will be displayed on the window Buttons will not function when the safety key is removed Insert the safety key onto the console The display will light up for 2 seconds and then go into standby state ready for you to input commands KEY FUNCTION a START is for start key Press START when the treadmill is in stop state the speed will be displayed as 0 5 treadmill will...

Page 16: ...ation will be realized f Speed shortcut keys 2 3 4MPH and 5 6 7MPH Press any speed shortcut keys when the treadmill is running KILOMETERS OR MILES When the safety key is removed press PROG and MODE for 5 seconds to change from miles to kilometers Display 12 0 means metric systems when display 7 5 means imperial systems DISPLAY FUNCTION Speed display Display the current running speed Time display D...

Page 17: ... go into standby mode OPERATION IN MANUAL MODE a Press START and the motor will start operating after 3 seconds of countdown The initial speed is 0 8 KMH 0 5 MPH b Press SPEED to adjust speed or press speed shortcuts to change to the speed marked on the key c When the motor is running press STOP to stop the treadmill d To stop the treadmill immediately remove the safety key then LCD window will di...

Page 18: ...eed decreases and the same rule applies c During the following circumstances the treadmill will run at 0 6 MPH for 15 sec and then shut down automatically in the 15 sec the treadmill will beep for each second elapsed 1 No heart rate detected for more than one minute 2 Heart rate exceeds 220 minus age time program Setup time 20 each segment of the running time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16...

Page 19: ...een 20 24 which means if less than 19 is too thin and if between 25 29 is overweight and if more than 30 is obesity F 1 Gender 1 man 2 woman F 2 Age 10 99 F 3 Height 40 86 inch 100 220 cm F 4 Weight 44 330 lbs 20 150 kg F 5 FAT 19 Underweight FAT 20 24 Normal weight FAT 25 29 Overweight FAT 30 Obesity BLUETOOTH FUNCTION After the treadmill is powered up turn on the Bluetooth function of the mobile...

Page 20: ...gnal Check whether the photoelectric sensor directs to the hole on CD check whether wires of photoelectric sensor are damaged and whether terminals of the photoelectric sensor and speed terminals on the controller are firmly connected E04 Lifting learning or self inspection fails 1 Check whether motor signal wires are well inserted re insert the signal wire joint to ensure that it is reliable 2 Ch...

Page 21: ...r to ensure well connection 3 Check whether the power cords from the electronic meter to the controller are well collected Dismantle the pillar to check connecting joints on each section of the wiring from the electronic meter to the controller Ensure that each wire core is well connected Check the communication power cord defect damaged or broke down In such case re connect or replace wires 4 The...

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