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SPRINT TEST COMPUTER

This feature makes it very easy to accomplish repeated sprint tests.

The result of the test can instantly be read on the built in computer display.

TEST PROCEEDINGS

Connect the 9 volt power cable from the AC/DC adapter to the computer socket under the cover on the right side 

of the bike. See fig. 11 page 11. Connect the adapter to a suitable mains supply outlet.

The computer is now setting up and prepares to make a test7measuring. After abot 5 seconds the display shows 

”TEST 7 s. Ready” according to fig A.

NOTE!

If the display after start up shows ”TEST 7s, Weight up! - according to fig. B - this means that the weight basket 

has not been set in its upper locked start position. 

Action:

Pull the return grip, see fig. 8 page 6, or the return strap on the front of the bike, see fig. 13 page 13, until the 

locking lever locks and the weight basket stops in its upper start position. The brake cord is now not tightened 

around the flywheel any more and does not give brake resistance.

After a few seconds the display is now shoeing ”TEST 7s Ready”  - according to fig. A.

The computer is now ready for starting a test.

Put on the number of weights in the weight basket to give the desired workload during 

the test/training.

Speed up the the pedalling on the bike. Press release button on the handlebar, see fig. 8 page 6.

The weight basket is now released and the workload takes effekt.

The display is now showing that the measuring has begun. 

See fig. C.

After 7 seconds the display reads ”TEST VALUE” and a numeral value is presented.

See fig D.

fig. A

fig. B

fig. C

Summary of Contents for Sprint Bike Ergomedic 884E

Page 1: ...MANUAL English Svensk...

Page 2: ...Chain 14 Crank bearing 15 Elektronic meter 8 Flywheel bearing 15 General 3 General about exercise 16 17 Freewheel lubrication 15 Operation instruction 6 Replacement adjustment brake belt 12 Replaceme...

Page 3: ...If such a fault should arise on your exercise cycle please return to the place of purchase for necessary repair Monark products and parts are guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship f...

Page 4: ...ig 5 Fig 4 Sadle bracket Post bolt Fig 5 min 3 Before the handlebar stem is assembled be sure the expanding wedge is loose Insert the hand lebar stem into the frame tube and tighten the expanding bolt...

Page 5: ...e pedal axle has a left hand thread and must be threaded onto the crank counter clockwise Tighten firmly See fig 6 NOTE Check now and then that both pedals are still firmly tightened If not the thread...

Page 6: ...and does then not give any work load at all The weight basket is released by pushing the release button on the handlebar When pedalling the subject stores energy in the flywheel The flywheel is then b...

Page 7: ...ests with a duration of 7 seconds After a completed test a value is presented on the display This test value can then be used to compare the ana erobic capacity from time to time The test value can af...

Page 8: ...tion is turned off the symbol is not lit any more The heart rate function can be turned on again by preessing a button Timer starts automatically when pedals are moved Meter values for Time Distance a...

Page 9: ...needed the complete fitness computer can be taken out from the panel by loosing the upper fastening plate on the down side of the meter panel Lift in the upper end of the meter and take it out from t...

Page 10: ...d start position Action Pull the return grip see fig 8 page 6 or the return strap on the front of the bike see fig 13 page 13 until the locking lever locks and the weight basket stops in its upper sta...

Page 11: ...f 1kg each The weight basket itself weighs 1 kg This makes a total brake force of 5 kp 5kg of weight The avarage braking power is then 100 x 5 500 watts The test value stays on the display until the w...

Page 12: ...belt is lying correct on the flywheel brake surface See fig 12 and 13 Press button on handlebar to release the weight basket Put 4 kg in the weight basket Rotate the flywheel by hand The basket shall...

Page 13: ...er and any dust removed with a clean dry cloth Pull up the weight basket to its upper locked position Grind with a fine sand paper See fig 14 Grinding is easier to perform if a second individual cau t...

Page 14: ...ve left and right frame cover To adjust the chain the hub nuts should be loosened Loosening or tightening the nuts on the chain adjusters will then move the hub and axle forward or backward Adjust acc...

Page 15: ...the adapter sprocket half a turn Replace sprocket adapter and assemble the new parts in reverse order according to the above LUBRICATION SPROCKET The sprocket should be lubricated with a few drops of...

Page 16: ...habitual physical activity also improves the wellbeing and it is a good feeling to have a poten tial to cope with straining situations SERVICE CHECKLIST Check the chain is snug and there is no play o...

Page 17: ...DO I TRAIN 1 Warm up 3 5 minutes with a low pedal resistance Pedal about 12 mph 20 km h 2 Increase the resistance until you feel the training somewhat hard Keep the speed for 2 5 minutes Get off the E...

Page 18: ...18 Notes...

Page 19: ...17 Notes...

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