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CENTERING THE RUNNING BELT

The running belt has been properly adjusted 
at the factory before it was shipped. At times 
the belt can move off-center during shipment. 
Before operating the treadmill, make sure the 
belt is centered and remains centered to maintain 
smooth operation.

CAUTION:

 Do not run belt faster than 1/2 mph 

while centering. Keep fingers, hair and clothing 
away from belt at all times.

If the running belt is too far to the right 
side:

 With the treadmill running at 1/2 mph, turn 

the  right  adjustment  bolt  clockwise  1/4  TURN  at 
a  time  (using  the  supplied  Allen  wrench).  Check 
the  belt  alignment.  Allow  belt  to  run  a  full  cycle 
to gauge if more adjustment is needed. Repeat if 
necessary, until the belt remains centered during 
use.

If  the  running  belt  is  too  far  to  the  left 
side:

  With  the  treadmill  running  at  1/2  mph, 

turn  the  right  adjustment  bolt  counter-clockwise 
1/4  TURN  at  a  time  (using  the  supplied  Allen 
wrench).  Check  the  belt  alignment.  Allow  belt  to 
run  a  full  cycle  to  gauge  if  more  adjustment  is 
needed. Repeat if necessary, until the belt remains 
centered during use.

Belt is too far to the right side

Belt is too far to the left side

 TENSIONING THE RUNNING BELT

The running belt has been properly adjusted at the 
factory before it was shipped. At times the belt can 
move off-center during shipment.

CAUTION:

  Running  belt  should  NOT  be  moving 

during tensioning. Over-tightening the running belt 
can cause excessive wear on the treadmill as well 
as its components.  Never over-tighten the belt.

If you can feel a slipping sensation when running on 
the treadmill, the running belt must be tightened. 
In  most  cases,  the  belt  has  stretched  from  use, 
causing  the  belt  to  slip.  This  is  a  normal  and 
common  adjustment.  To  eliminate  this  slipping, 

TURN  THE  TREADMILL  OFF 

and  tension 

BOTH 

THE REAR ROLLER BOLTS

 using the supplied Allen 

wrench,  turning  them  1/4  TURN  to  the  right  as 
shown. Turn the treadmill on and check for slipping. 
Repeat  if  necessary,  but  NEVER  TURN  the  roller 
bolts more than 1/4 turn at a time. Belt is properly 
tensioned when the slipping sensation is gone.

TREADMILL  OPERATION

INCLINE

SPEED

CALORIES

PACE

HEART RATE

% COMPLETE

TIME

DISTANCE

SAVED

WORKOUT

SAVED

WORKOUT

SAVED

WORKOUT

SAVED

WORKOUT

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TRAINING

CARDIO

TRAINING

WEIGHT

LOSS

SLOW

MED

FAST

LOW

HIGH

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ENTER

CHANGE

DISPLAY

SELECT

TRAINING

MODE

SAVE

WORKOUT

M y K E Y S

M y K E Y S

S T A R T

Q U I C K   S T A R T

S T O P

H O L D   T O   R E S E T

iPod

®

 Controls

Press and hold a MyKEY

for three seconds to set
key to current incline.

Press and hold a MyKEY

for three seconds to set   

key to current speed.  

Press enter to confirm.

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Note: There is a thin protective sheet of clear plastic on the overlay of the console that should be removed.

LARGE LED WINDOWS:

 Time & Distance.

ALPHANUMERIC LED WINDOW:

 Pace, % Complete, Heart Rate, Incline, Calories and Speed.

FEEDBACK LEDS:

 Indicate what workout feedback is currently being displayed. 

 TRAINING MODE LEDS

: Indicate what training mode is currently selected.

SAVED WORKOUT LEDS

: Indicate when a saved workout is selected.

START:

 Press start to begin exercising, starts your workout, or resume exercising after pause.

STOP:

 Press to pause/end your workout. Hold for 3 seconds to reset the treadmill.

INCLINE   /   KEYS:

 Used to adjust incline in small increments (0.5% increments). 

SPEED + / - KEYS:

 Used to adjust speed in small increments (0.1 mph increments). 

ENTER:

 Used to confirm selection and adjust settings. Press to change display feedback during workout.

SELECT TRAINING MODE KEY:

 Used to select between 3 training modes: Weight Loss, Event Training and Cardio Training.

SAVE WORKOUT KEY:

 Used to select and use any of 4 pre-saved workouts. After your workout, press to save a workout 

for future use.

INCLINE MYKEYS

:

 Used to reach desired incline more quickly. See next page for details.

SPEED MYKEYS

:

 Used to reach desired speed more quickly. See next page for details.

IPOD

®

 CONTROLS:

 Press to adjust your attached iPod

®

 audio settings. See page 21 for more info.

IPOD

®

 DOCKING STATION:

 Used to dock and charge your iPod

®

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SPEAKERS:

 Music plays through speakers when your CD / MP3 player is connected to the console. 

AUDIO IN JACK:

 Plug your CD / MP3 player into the console using the included audio adaptor cable.

AUDIO OUT / HEADPHONE JACK:

 Plug your headphones into this jack to listen to your music through the headphones. 

NOTE: When headphones are plugged into the headphone jack the sound will no longer come out through the speakers.

SAFETY KEY POSITION

: Enables treadmill when safety key is inserted.


















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Summary of Contents for PREMIER T1201

Page 1: ...PREMIER SERIES TREADMILL USER S GUIDE FOR MODEL T1201 T1201_Rev 1 7 indd 1 7 31 08 4 52 26 PM...

Page 2: ...o get stronger and healthier faster Because we re committed to designing fitness equipment from the inside out we use only the highest quality components It s a commitment we back with one of the stro...

Page 3: ...ctrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded Do not modify the plug provided with the product If it will not fit the outlet have a proper outlet installed...

Page 4: ...nit where it will be used The enclosed treadmill is equipped with high pressure shocks and may spring open if mishandled Never grab hold of any portion of the incline frame and attempt to lift or move...

Page 5: ...ecommended PRE ASSEMBLY MAIN FRAME BRACKET LEFT CONSOLE MAST BOLTS A FLAT WASHERS B ARC WASHERS D SPRING WASHERS C SPRING WASHERS C BOLTS A FLAT WASHERS B SPRING WASHERS C BOLTS A ASSEMBLY STEP 1 HARD...

Page 6: ...andlebar to the RIGHT console mast insert 2 Bolts A 2 SPRING WASHERS C and 2 FLAT washers B in the inside of the mast and 1 Bolt A 1 SPRING WASHER C and 1 arc washer D in the rear of the mast as shown...

Page 7: ...e matching cables that are hanging out of the cable hole in the handlebar Repeat on left side to attach pulse cable Thread attached cables back through the cable holes when finished A B C D E F G ASSE...

Page 8: ...tion of the safety key every 2 weeks WARNING 3 feet 6 feet 3 feet 1 foot DO NOT STAND ON THE BELT While you are preparing to use the treadmill do not stand on the belt Place your feet on the side rail...

Page 9: ...ing sensation is gone TREADMILL OPERATION INCLINE SPEED CALORIES PACE HEART RATE COMPLETE TIME DISTANCE SAVED WORKOUT SAVED WORKOUT SAVED WORKOUT SAVED WORKOUT EVENT TRAINING CARDIO TRAINING WEIGHT LO...

Page 10: ...art rate reading The heart rate reading is intended only as an exercise aid in determining heart rate trends in general Please consult your physician PULSE GRIPS Place the palm of your hands directly...

Page 11: ...m settings 1 2 TRAINING MODE CARDIO TRAINING You can save a workout in any of the 4 save workout locations At the end of your workout the console will prompt you if you would like to save your complet...

Page 12: ...t during lunch hour or while watching the evening news What s more important is that it s a time that allows you to keep a schedule and a time when you won t be interrupted To be successful with your...

Page 13: ...RATE ZONE CHART 100 75 60 BEAT S PER MINUT E 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 AGE T A R G E T Z O N E 120 117 114 111 108 105 102 99 97 93 150 146 143 139 135 131 128 124 120 116 STRETCH FIRST Before usi...

Page 14: ...ODUCT QUESTIONS ARE THE SOUNDS MY TREADMILL MAKES NORMAL All treadmills make a certain type of thumping noise due to the belt riding over the rollers especially new treadmills This noise will diminish...

Page 15: ...ation is complete WARNING MAINTENANCE Cleanliness of your treadmill and its operation environment will keep maintenance problems and service calls to a minimum For this reason we recommend that the fo...

Page 16: ...l or consequential damages Horizon Fitness is not responsible or liable for indirect special or consequential damages economic loss loss of property or profits loss of enjoyment or use or other conseq...

Page 17: ...problem and we want to have an opportunity to correct it for you Note Please read the troubleshooting section before contacting Customer Tech Support To receive additional product information visit u...

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