Yowza Chicago GMT4.1, Assembly Manual

Page 1: ...uired when raising a warranty claim To lodge a warranty claim have your purchase details handy and contact Orbit Service department during business hours at Unit 308 396 Scarborough Beach Road Osborne Park WA 6017 in person or via post by telephone 0061 8 62413050 or by e mail service orbitfitness com au within the warranty period Customer may be requested to return defective or damaged product to...

Page 2: ... periodically Loose bolts and nuts may come off causing damage which may void warranty and can cause potential danger to the user as well After training always wipe down your Orbit machine Perspiration that continuously settles on the frame and pads may cause rust or damage to the unit Damage resulting from lack of proper maintenance will not be covered under warranty To clean upholstery and frame...

Page 3: ...ould notice unusual noises like grinding clacking etc try to locate it and have it repaired by a professional Make sure the treadmill is not used until after repairs have been made Product Feature The speed can be changed by the computer Use Safety The function of the immobilization method The purpose of immobilizing the treadmill is to prevent unauthorized use This can be accomplished by removing...

Page 4: ...ll has an emergency stop mechanism for your safety Before starting your workout fasten the cord of the safety key to your clothing If the treadmill has been shut down by removing the safety key restart it by reinserting the key An automatic restart of the treadmill belt does not occur An unmonitored use of the treadmill by other people can be prevented by removing the safety key and keeping it saf...

Page 5: ...A CONTENTS CHECKLIST B HARDWARE COMPARISON CHART 903 1X 902 1X 904 3X 205 2X ...

Page 6: ...Assembly instruction 1 ...

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Page 14: ...Power on the computer 1 Connceting the power cord 2 Turn on the power switch ...

Page 15: ...3 Inserting the safety key into the slot of console 4 Press the safety slightly and push it up to light the LCD ...

Page 16: ...justing the Feet If your treadmill is slightly unbalanced due to uneven floor surfaces you can adjust the feet to prevent any wobbling This is done by screwing the feet in or out until the treadmill sits evenly on the floor ...

Page 17: ...Fold up Unfold up CLICK ...

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Page 19: ... focusing on a fixed object in front of you in the room Run as if you wanted to approach the object Always keep a distance which you can reach the front hand bar Major exercise type This equipment focuses on your lower body and it can train your thigh and shank muscles Important Incorrect excessive training can cause health injuries ...

Page 20: ...e and must be carried out periodically by the user Proper maintenance is very important to ensure your treadmill is always in top working condition Improper maintenance could cause damage or shorten the life of your treadmill and exceed the LIMITED WARRANTY coverage IMPORTANT Never use abrasives or solvents to clean the treadmill To prevent damage to the computer keep liquids away and keep it out ...

Page 21: ...Wiring diagram ...

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Page 28: ...sets 2 201 Upright tube 2 202 Handle bar cover Left 2 203 Handle bar cover Right 2 204 Upright tube lower cover 2 205 Handle Bar 2 207 Motion control sensor 2 208 Handlebar cover insert 2 301 Base Frame 1 302 Elevation support Frame 1 303 Elevation support Frame cover Upper 2 304 Elevation support Frame cover Lower 2 305 089 Spring 2 0X 14X4 1 306 Base Frame Rubber adjustment Cushion Rear 36X10 M8...

Page 29: ...ood decorate strip Right 1 406 Motor hood vent cover 1 408 Motor 1 409 Motor holder 1 410 Driving belt 1 412 Elevation motor gear sleeve assembly 1 416 Power switch board 1 501 Running belt 1 502 Running deck 1 503 Side rail 2 504 Side rail decorate strip 2 505 Side rail rear cap Left 1 506 Side rail rear cap Right 1 507 Side rail guider 10 601 Elevation motor 602 Motor control board 1 603 Transfo...

Page 30: ...07 Ruber cushion with shaft 2 708 Elevation support tube fix holder 2 709 Main frame cross bar 2 710 EVA foam 15XL450XT3 0 2 711 EVA foam 25XL300XT3 0 7 802 M4X15 Screw 44 804 M6X17 Screw Washer 2 806 Button head inner hexagon M8X42 8 807 Spring washer 8X 14 X2 10 808 Curve washer 8 5X20 5X2 6 809 Round head cross screw M3X8 2 810 Button head inner hexagon M8X18 4 811 Button head inner hexagon M8X...

Page 31: ...X26X11 rubber bushing 1 834 Inner hexagon M8X12X12 2 835 M4X19 screw 16 836 Cross screw M8X25 4 837 Inner hexagon M6X70 1 838 Inner hexagon M6X55 2 839 Washer 6X13X1 5 17 840 Button head inner hexagon M10X38X10 4 841 Shrapnel 21X13X0 7 2 843 Nut M14 2 844 M4X15 screw 10 845 M4X12 screw 27 848 Cross screw M8X30 10 849 4 2X16 Screw 2 852 Outer hexagon screw M5X15 2 855 Washer 10X20X1 5 7 856 Thin Nu...