Sunny Health & Fitness CARBON PREMIUM AIR MAGNETIC, User Manual

Page 1: ...983 USER 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: ...e equipment The equipment is designed for adult use only 4 Use the equipment on a solid flat level surface with a protective cover for your floor or carpet To ensure safety the equipment should have at least 2 feet 60 CM of free space all around it 5 Ensure that all nuts and bolts are securely tightened before using the equipment The safety of the equipment can only be maintained if it is regularl...

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Page 5: ...Computer 1 49 Roller Φ45 38 Φ22 4 15a Computer Wire 1 50 Spacer Φ14 Φ8 3 30 2 16 Extension Wire 1 51 Roller Φ33 106 Φ22 1 17 Handlebar Seat 1 52 Flange Nut M10 1 H9 5 S1 5 4 18 Screw M5 10 Ф8 5 2 53 Hexagonal Thin Nut M10 1 H5 S17 4 19 Foam Grip 2 54 Bearing 6000 2RS 5 20 End Cap Φ32 17 2 55 Cross Pan Head Screw M5 8 6 21 Handlebar 1 56 Aluminum Sheet 3 22 Bolt M8 20 S13 4 57 Fan Wheel 1 23 Washer...

Page 6: ...r Ring 1 78 Mesh Belt Wheel 1 97 Screw ST4 2 16 Φ8 12 79 Circlip d35 1 98 Washer d5 Φ16 1 5 4 80 Fixing Axle for Mesh Belt 1 99 Cross Pan Head Screw M4 10 Φ8 7 81 Bearing 6300 2RS 1 100 Chuck for Steel Net Cover 7 82 Mesh Belt 1 101 Chuck for Steel Net Cover 7 83 PC Board for Mesh Belt Wheel 1 102 Left Steel Net Cover 1 84 Axle for Mesh Belt Wheel 1 103 Right Steel Net Cover 1 85 Volute Spring 1 1...

Page 7: ... in order for us to accurately identify the part s needed The model number found 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 ...

Page 8: ...Front Stabilizer No 6 to the Main Frame No 27 using 2 Carriage Bolts No 9 2 Arc Washers No 10 2 Spring Washers No 11 and 2 Nuts No 12 that were removed Tighten and secured with Spanner No B STEP 2 Remove 2 Cross Pan Head Screws No 31 from Sliding Rail No 33 by Spanner No B Insert Seat No 40 into Sliding Rail No 33 Secure 2 Aluminum Sliding Rails No 32 to the Sliding Rail No 33 with 2 Cross Pan Hea...

Page 9: ...ar Support No 38 to Sliding Rail No 33 with 4 Washers No 3 4 Spring Washers No 11 and 4 Bolts No 24 Tighten and secure with Allen Wrench No A STEP 4 Remove 6 Arc Washers No 10 6 Spring Washers No 11 and 6 Bolts No 24 from Main Frame No 27 by Allen Wrench No A Remove the 4 Screws No 25 from the Left Right Sliding Rail Covers No 26L R and Main Frame No 27 with Spanner No B Attach Sliding Rail No 33 ...

Page 10: ...ers No 23 4 Spring Washers No 11 and 4 Bolts No 22 that were removed Tighten and secure with Spanner No B Remove 4 Bolts No 24 from Pedal Seat No 30 with Allen Wrench No A Attach 2 Pedals No 29L R to the Pedal Seat No 30 using 4 Bolts No 24 that were removed Tighten and secure with Allen Wrench No A Attention The 2 Pedal Straps No 28L R should be put in the long groove which is at the bottom of 2 ...

Page 11: ... pull out the Extension Wire No 16 from Computer Support No 67 then connect Extension Wire No 16 with Computer Wire No 15a and put back these wires into the Computer Support No 67 Fix Device Holder No 105 and Computer No 15 on the Computer Support No 67 with 4 Cross Pan Head Screws No 13 by Spanner No B Insert the link wire of Adapter No 92 to the adapter input hole on the front of Main Frame No 2...

Page 12: ...onalized to fit the user s foot size COMPUTER ANGLE ADJUSTMENT The rotation angle of display post can be adjusted to obtain the best view of the Computer LCD screen 8 ADJUSTING THE BALANCE When this product is on an uneven surface please adjust both Adjustable Foot Pad No 8 according to the left instruction picture Figure A Figure B Storage Attention Before you fold it up please move the Seat No 4...

Page 13: ... 1 The resistance value is adjusted manually PROGRAM MODE PROGRAM 2 12 The exercise is adjusted with preset value automatically BODY FAT PROGRAM 13 Calculate body fat percentage Body Mass Index BMI and Basal Metabolic Rate BMR WATT MODE PROGRAM 14 The exercise is controlled by watt target H R C MODE PROGRAM 15 18 The exercise is controlled by target heartbeat value 65 75 85 user setting value USER...

Page 14: ... 7 Once user begin the exercise it will count down from the set value When any of setting value count to 0 it will beep and stop the workout automatically 8 Press START STOP to stop the exercise automatically at any point during use UP Move up the selections in PROGRAM Mode Increase value in the Setting Mode Increase resistance level during use DOWN Move down the selections in PROGRAM Mode Decreas...

Page 15: ...op the workout automatically 8 Press START STOP to stop the exercise automatically at any point during use BODY FAT PROGRAM 13 1 Press UP or DOWN to select any functions 2 Press ENTER to enter the Setting Mode 3 In Setting Mode press ENTER to choose setting items with relevant flashing window for GENDER HIGHT FOOT HIGHT INCH WEIGHT AGE 4 Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the value and press...

Page 16: ...NCE STROKES WATT 4 Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the value and press ENTER to skip to next item 5 Press START STOP to start 6 Resistance level is adjusted automatically with WATT target value during workout 7 Once user begin the exercise it will count down from the set value When any of setting value count to 0 it will beep and stop the workout automatically 8 Press START STOP to stop t...

Page 17: ...uring use NOTICE you must hold the pulse sensors during exercise USER MODE PROGRAM 19 22 1 Press UP or DOWN to select U1 U4 mode 2 Press START STOP to start the exercise or press ENTER to enter Setting Mode 3 In Setting Mode press ENTER to choose setting items with relevant flashing window for TIME DISTANCE CALORIE STROKIES AGE Resistance Value 4 Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the value ...

Page 18: ... again or change the motor There is something wrong with the cables Check if the cables are damaged Change the cables or plug in again The computer cannot supply normal voltage to the motor Test whether the voltage of the motor is normal when pressing UP and DOWN Change the computer E2 Hands aren t put on the two handle pulses immediately after pressing START Put the hands on the two handle pulses...

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