SportsArt Fitness ICARE E872MA, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...Sports Art Industrial Co Ltd TUV CERT ISO 9001 9002 14000 Certified Quality Products 2013 03 05 ICARE E872MA Elliptical Trainer Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...ving Parts 28 PREPARATIONS Avoid Pinching 28 PREPARATIONS Prevent Unauthorized Operation 29 PREPARATIONS Use Safety Features 30 PREPARATIONS Use the ICARE E872MA Checklist 31 6 UNDERSTAND THE ICARE E8...

Page 3: ...een Madonna ICARE and SportsArt Fitness this product was built specifically for physical rehabilitation Before this product is assembled or operated we recommend that you famil iarize yourself with th...

Page 4: ...gn objects block moving parts Before turning off the power please let this physical rehabilitation elliptical trainer stop completely Do not unplug the power cord during operation Do not rock this pro...

Page 5: ...with your doctor It is recommended that you undergo a complete physical examination DO NOT step onto the highest footplate first While holding onto supports for stability step onto the lowest footplat...

Page 6: ...ONTINUED For French speakers in North America please note that there is a sticker in the owner s manual Please adhere the sticker right onto the product as shown The sticker will not be placed in manu...

Page 7: ...pieds nus sur ce produit Tenez vous l cart des pi ces en mouvement Ne mettez jamais la main sur les pi ces en mouvement ou en fonctionnement Le produit pourrait ne pas s arr ter imm diatement si un ob...

Page 8: ...en les sangles de s curit Tenez les poign es et tenezvous droit Utilisez la cl de s curit lorsque vous utilisez cette machine elliptique Apr s l exercice d branchez la fiche d alimentation de la prise...

Page 9: ...est et jug conforme aux limites tablies pour un dispositif num rique de classe B conform ment la partie 15 de la r glementation FCC Ces limites sont con ues pour fournir une protection raisonnable con...

Page 10: ...Left handlebar 1 A7 Left roller cover 2 A1b Right handlebar 1 A8 Support tube left 1 A2 Stationary handlebar 1 A9 Support tube right 1 A2a Safety key assembly 1 A10 Footplate set 2 A3 Pedestal cover l...

Page 11: ...M8 P1 25 L25 Spring washer 4 M8 15 Mushroom top Phillips screw 6 M4 L16 16 Screw insert 3 Spare 17 Spring clip 2 Spare Flat washer 2 D13 d4 7 t1 0 Spare Phillips screw 2 M5 P0 8 L12 Spare 18 Secondary...

Page 12: ...hex screw M6 L15 Handlebar washer D20 d7 t2 0 24 Mushroom top inner hex screw M8 L15 Spring washer M8 25 Inner hex screw M6 L15 Handlebar washer D20 d7 t2 0 26 Phillips screw M5 P0 8 L15 27 Mushroom...

Page 13: ...t and right sides of a person in position to exercise on this product Also for brevity the word screws is used where screws washers and other hardware may be involved STEP 1 Secure the Pedestal Please...

Page 14: ...o secure the lower cover onto the main body A1 Insert screw insert 16 into the square hole Connect wires and tuck them downward to avoid pinching them b Hold the upper cover onto the safety key mechan...

Page 15: ...ove screws 21 from the stride arm attached to the main frame A1 b Once slip the glide rail into Part A then place the pedal carriage lightly on the glide rail support c Connect the guide roller 18 on...

Page 16: ...ge Place the stride adjustment linkage into place on the bushing and use the screw 22 to secure it into place Then press the stride adjustment linkage cover 11 into place Carry out the same procedure...

Page 17: ...rough c to secure the support tubes and horizontal handlebars into place a Remove support tube screws 23 24 from the main frame A1 b Insert left and right support tubes A8 A9 onto the axle area and ba...

Page 18: ...es on both handlebars inward Align the screw holes on the handlebars and tighten up the screws 14 to the rotator axle Note The left sleeve is longer and the right sleeve is shorter Note Make sure that...

Page 19: ...pport tubes A8 A9 Insert the stationary handlebar A2 into place on the support tubes Use screws 25 to secure them Fully secure screws in area A b Remove screws 26 from the sides of the left and right...

Page 20: ...nstall glide rail stoppers and covers a Screw stoppers 12 into place on both glide rails b Remove screws 27 from the frame A1 c Snap pedestal covers A3 together on the unit Loosely secure screws 27 fo...

Page 21: ...t the front and back part of the footplate cushion without detaching the center area A Use screws 28 to secure the footplate onto its mount on the pedal carriage Secure area B first then secure area C...

Page 22: ...the product into location for use Be careful to avoid pinching fingers when setting the product down b Two people Have one person grip the front base of the product while the other person grips the su...

Page 23: ...ptical trainer must sit level on a flat floor If necessary adjust the levelers by following instructions a through c below a Loosen the leveler nut b Rotate the leveler foot downward so it firmly touc...

Page 24: ...connector on the product Insert the power cord plug into the connector on the product Use screws 29 to secure it into place Then insert the other end of the power cord into a proper power socket This...

Page 25: ...tion follow instructions below to replace the fuse a Press the fuse cap inward b Rotate the cap counterclockwise c The fuse and its cap will pop outward d Remove the damaged fuse from its cap e In its...

Page 26: ...UT PREPARATIONS Secure Safety Straps When using the product first secure the front foot strap then use the back foot strap wrap around the user s ankle Make sure both feet are secure to the pedal befo...

Page 27: ...ls Resistance level and stride adjustments can be made via keys on the display and switches on the handles The switch on the left handle controls resistance level functions The switch on the right han...

Page 28: ...ebars a To adjust the angle of the horizontal handles lift the handle lock mechanism and rotate the horizontal handles b After adjusting the position of the handles release the handle lock mechanism t...

Page 29: ...other objects into the stride adjustment slot the opening in the rear cover or other areas in which such action might present a hazard PREPARATIONS Avoid Pinching To avoid injury do not put hands fing...

Page 30: ...eration To prevent unauthorized use of this product follow instructions below Remove a screw from beneath the safety mechanism This allows for the removal of the safety key When the safety key is not...

Page 31: ...a contact point Place the clip on the user s clothes When the contact point is detached from the safety key base the unit will stop operating Place the contact back into place on the base to allow nor...

Page 32: ...ead and understand all the instructions before using this product WARNING To reduce the risk of injury from moving parts unplug the unit before servicing WARNING To reduce the risk of electric shock u...

Page 33: ...Pulse LED Weight loss target heart rate Actual heart rate Cardio target heart rate Workout goal keys Setting window Workout illustration window Goal completion window Exercise feedback window Resista...

Page 34: ...orkout illustration window shows workout program illustrations The Green Energy Output Ratio window shows energy output as a ratio of the maximum output for that particular fitness product The work le...

Page 35: ...Numbers represent minutes For example the 1 1 interval program consists of one minute of rest followed by one minute of work ICARE Press this key to activate the Madonna ICARE physical rehabilitation...

Page 36: ...onding LEDs light to indicate the active row of exercise feedback When the SCAN indicator is lit one row of exercise feedback appears for six seconds then the other row appears for six seconds Press t...

Page 37: ...ting 4 The weight setting range is from 50 to 450 lb 20 to 205 kg with a default setting of 165 lb 75 kg Use keys or numeric keys 0 9 to make your selection Press the ENTER key to confirm your setting...

Page 38: ...based on a standard maximum heart rate for the exerciser s age The weight loss target heart rate is calculated at 65 of the maximum heart rate 220 age 65 The cardio target heart rate is calculated at...

Page 39: ...resistance level each time that segment is activated PLATEAU Resistancelevelsinthisworkoutgraduallyincrease leveloff thengraduallydecrease The first and last segments of this workout each occupy 20 of...

Page 40: ...ut less than the target SPM the SPM range limit Green indicates that the actual SPM value is equal to the goal SPM but greater than or equal to the target SPM SPM range limit AttheendoftheICAREworkout...

Page 41: ...or three seconds UNITS The display will show UNIT MILE or UNIT KM depending on the original distance unit setting Press keys to toggle between the two settings When your preference appears press the E...

Page 42: ...interference can block signal reception Physical vibration and electronic devices including stereos TVs and even fluorescent lights can interfere with signal reception For best results install fitness...

Page 43: ...and 80 The area between those values is the heart rate training zone CAUTION Heart rate training zones are generalizations and may not suit every person Always check with your physician to understand...

Page 44: ...r will not operate ERROR 7 Indication The stride mechanism is not calibrated properly Contact a certified SportsArt technician The technician will need to either calibrate or replace the stride mechan...

Page 45: ...Cont Rotate the angle of the sensor B Loosen but do not remove screws on the top of the infrared sensor Rotate the angle of the sensor Once the LED lights up tighten the screws to secure the sensor in...

Page 46: ...Insert the cap back into place e Push in at point A and slide upward to remove the lubrication hole cover f Press the stride up key to adjust the stride to its longest point Note the grease fitting at...

Page 47: ...once a day as follows a Use a clean lint free cloth to wipe dust and debris off the glide rails b Operate the product to inspect it and to determine where dirt might remain on the glide rails c Repea...

Page 48: ...onth Quarter Year Notes 1 Exterior Clean 2 Screws Inspect and secure loose parts 3 Glide rail Wipe away dirt and debris 4 Rollers Apply silicone lubricant 5 Stride motor Apply bearing grease 6 Cushion...

Page 49: ...ed with a mixture of Simple Green all purpose cleaner and water Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant onto the rollers Yearly tasks 1 Apply grease to the stride mechanism 2 Apply SportsArt 66A lu...

Page 50: ...ter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Completed Yearly Tasks Year 1 Completed Notes __________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ____...

Page 51: ...50 MAINTENANCE Electronics Block Diagram...

Page 52: ...1 MAINTENANCE ICARE E872MA with E872MU and E872MP The ICARE E872MA physical rehabilitation elliptical trainer is also compatible with the ICARE E872MU body support systerm and the ICARE E872MP platfor...