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Foot Pedal Position 

 
The  elliptical  foot  pedals  are  extra  long  allowing  variable  foot  positions  depending  on  your 
preference.  The  further  back  your  feet  are  on  the  foot  pedal,  the  greater  the  vertical  height  of  the 
elliptical motion and the harder the workout. The closer forward your feet are on the foot pedal, the 
smaller the vertical height of the elliptical motion and easier the workout. Adjusting the foot pedals to 
numbers 1, 2 will position the foot pedal forward on foot pedals working more of the front of the legs. 
Positioning the foot pedal to the number 3 position puts the foot pedals in the most neutral position, 
allowing for an overall muscle workout.  Adjusting the foot pedals to 4, 5 will position the foot pedal 
back on the pedals working more of the back of the legs.  
 
Begin with your feet in the most forward position  at setting position 3. As you progress, move your 
feet to the position that feels most comfortable and best suits your capabilities. Slowly adjust the foot 
pedals to different numbers as your workouts improve.  
 

 

 
Stationary Handel Bar and Dual Action Handlebars 

 

Stationary  Handle  bars

 The 985VG elliptical comes with two dual pulse sensors on the stationary 

handlebar. These sensors are positioned at two different locations to help users hold on to different 
positions during their workouts. Firmly grasp the pulse sensors to allow the computer to register your 
pulse  on  the  display  window. 

Important:

  Always  hold  on  to  the  stationary  handlebar  when  getting 

ON and OFF of the unit for added stability.  
 

Dual Action Handlebars

 The dual action handle bars allows a user to work the upper body during a 

workout. Grasp the dual action handle bar at the most natural and comfortable position. As your right 
foot  moves  forward  so  will  your  right  arm  and  vice  versa.  Push  on  the  handles  to  help  accelerate 
your motion during workouts. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for LC-985VGS

Page 1: ...User s Product Manual OM Edition 3 LifeCore LC 985VGS Elliptical...

Page 2: ...ifeCORE the best it can be please review the enclosed user s manual prior to assembly and first use Be sure to keep the instructions for reference and or maintenance We also offer a complete line of f...

Page 3: ...ructions and Warnings Assembly Instructions Setting Up Your Elliptical Correct Exercising Guide Console Operation Instructions Calculating Target Heart Rate Heart Rate Monitoring Devices Care and Main...

Page 4: ...your exercise program gradually Exercise only for a few minutes the first day to let your body adjust to the new exercise 2 Slowly increase your exercise time and intensity over the first two weeks If...

Page 5: ...machine as illustrated below C With the rear end of the machine now raised off the floor use a 14mm wrench to undo Qty 2 bolts 308 and Qty 2 washers 403 Discard the red transportation tube A Assemble...

Page 6: ...308 and Qty 2 washers 403 Discard the red transportation tube B Assemble the front stabilizer tube 002 with the same 2 bolts 308 and 2 washers 403 tighten bolts firm C Remove the polystyrene block and...

Page 7: ...Locate hardware bags and secure with Qty 4 bolts 306 Qty 4 washers 401 and Qty 4 nuts 200 Using a 13mm wrench tighten nuts firm Slide top pivot covers over hardware Step 12 Computer Assembly Tools Nee...

Page 8: ...el caps 112 113 are touching the ground 2 Determine which side of the machine is unstable Using the rear stabilizer caps 119 in the back of the machine adjust the dial clockwise lower or counter clock...

Page 9: ...rd position at setting position 3 As you progress move your feet to the position that feels most comfortable and best suits your capabilities Slowly adjust the foot pedals to different numbers as your...

Page 10: ...if needed Page 7 WARNING Never attempt to lift or move the 985VG by yourself ask for additional help if needed and never attempt to lift the machine if you have any medical issues Correct Exercise Gui...

Page 11: ...Handlebar Use the stationary or dual action Muscles Used Quadriceps Calf Hamstring Glutes and Upper body This position utilizes all the major muscle groups more evenly Keep your body in an upright po...

Page 12: ...ou can choose from Below is the console layout and detailed operation instructions Make sure the 985VG is powered up before you start using this console This product is powered by AC power please make...

Page 13: ...value and press the ENTER key to confirm the value Note I Setting a number other than 0 in those display windows will count the number down If data display setting is set at 0 the reading will count u...

Page 14: ...file Before picking a program it is recommended to set up your user profile It will ensure workout data calculations are more accurate and future workouts are more convenient There are four user space...

Page 15: ...ws will start to count and you can exercise immediately Simply start pedaling and rotate the adjustment dial to adjust resistance level II Manual Program If you press the ENTER key to confirm manual p...

Page 16: ...d and maintained during the entire program Your target heart rate the intensity needed to improve cardiovascular fitness depends primarily on your age and not your state of fitness It is calculated as...

Page 17: ...djustment dial is rotated during category selection mode and user program name is lit pressing the ENTER key will confirm the user setting program The 1st segment LCD on the dot matrix window will sta...

Page 18: ...per minute We recommend taking your heart rate at these times at rest after warming up during your workout and two minutes into your cool down to accurately track your progress as it relates to better...

Page 19: ...es dampening your palms may help the sensors register a more stable heart rate Chest Strap Optional The 985VG is equipped with a built in wireless 5k receiver for your heart rate monitoring transmitte...

Page 20: ...the unit off with a clean towel to remove left over moisture after every use After the first 12 hours of use check and retighten any bolts nuts screws pedals etc making sure that they are tight and w...

Page 21: ...Page 20 Parts List Parts Diagram...

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Page 23: ...ld any Product be submitted for warranty service be found ineligible an estimate of repair cost will be furnished Warranty Service Area It is the purchaser s sole responsibility to pay for any fees as...

Page 24: ...rt taxes custom duties and taxes or any other charges associated with transportation of the parts or Product In addition you are responsible for insuring any parts shipped or returned You assume the r...

Page 25: ...omer Service Toll Free 888 815 5559 Mon Friday 7 30 5 30 PT Service lifecorefitness com Lifecore Fitness Inc 2575 Pioneer Ave Suite 101 Vista CA 92081 Visit our website for assembly videos www lifecor...

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