Body Craft ECT-2100 User manual

OWNERSMANUAL
MODELECT.2IOO
ELLIPTICAL
CROS
STRAINER
QUESTTOTV?
Astrclualin,home.fitttesssupplierv'c
ctre
contmitted
to
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completesati.s.fbction.
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questions,or
/ind ntissingports,
v,ewillguarantee
),our
completesatisJactionthrough
ow'cuthorizecl
clealerservice
centers
ot'tntrhonra office
custonrer
service
clepttrtment.Pleasecsll.t,our lot'oldealer.forassistemce
or BodvCra.ft
at
800-990-5556(9:00.-lLl
- 5:00P,l4
Eastern).Our tained tec'hnicians willprot'ide inrtneeliate
assistance.to
.t,ou,fiee o/ charge.
lIe stttndl>eltindour prctltrct.s.
The./rante
andv,eldsare
guoranteed
uguins!
dc/'ect.s.loraslongas
youou'nit.
Even'other
part ol tltisnachineisgrrttranteed.for
3
years. Wealso
provide
upreletermined labor
reimhursenent.lbrone
.t'eurJi'om
ptrrt'hase
date.
Bodycraftis a divisionof Recreation
Supply
Inc.
P.O.
BOX 181
Sunbtrry,OH 43014 ECT-2100

BEFOREYOU BEGIN
Congratulationsl
Andthank
youforselecting
the
BodyCraftF.CT-2100Elliptical
Crosstrainer.
Webelieve
you
have
made
awiseinvestrnent.TheBodyCraftECT-2100
E,llipticalCrosstrainer
can
provide
anefficient,low impact
cardiovascularworkout.We
welcome
your
comments
and
questions.
For
your
safbty
andbenefit,readthis
manualandthe
accompanying
literaturebefore
using
theBodyCraft
ECT-2100
Elliptical
Crosstrainer.Itprovidesyou safetyrules,
assemblyinstrLrctions,
androutineinspection
and
maintenanceinformation.Please
keep
this
manual
forfuturereference.
IMPORTANTSAFETYNOTES
Thereis
ariskassumedbyindividuals
whousethistypeofequipment.
Beforebeginning
thisor
anyother
exercise
program
consult
yourphysician.
Thisis
especially
importantforindividuals
overtheageof35,or persons lvith
pre-eristing
health
problems.
Injuries
toyour health
may
resultfiom incorrect
or excessive training. If, atanytimewhileexercising,
you
experience
faintness,
shortnessof breath,
dizziness,or anytypeof unusual
pain,
stop
immediately.
Recreation
Supply,Inc.assumes
no
responsibility
for personal injury or property
damage
sustainedbyor throughuseofthis product.
l. Read
and
fbllow
allinstrLrctions
inthis
manual
andanyaccompanying
literature.
Additional
copies
arc'available.Do not
use
this
product
until
you
havebecomecompletelyfamiliar
withitssafe
operation.
2.This
product
nrustbe
examined
regularly
fordamageandwear. DONOT use
this
productif you
suspectanydefects.Payspecial
attention
tomoving
par-ts
and
pivot
points.
Call
your
localdealer
or
BodyCraft
immediatelyif serviceorparts
areneeded.
3.
Do
notallow
your.lg
children
toLrseorplay
withoraround
thismachine.
Allowolderchildren
touse
the
product
onlywithclose
adultsupervision.
4.PIug
thisproduct
into
a
grounded
outletonly.
5.
Never
operate
aBodyCraft
ploduct
if it hasa
damaged
power
cord,
orif the cord
iswet. Keep
the
power
cordarvayfrom
heatsources.Donot
run
the
cordalong
side,
orunderthis
product.
Donot
usethe
power
cordas
ameanstomovethis
product.
6.Becertain
pins
arefullyinserted
andscrewstightenedwhenmakingadjustments.
Failure
to do
socancausedamagethatis
costlyandnotcoveredunderwarranty.
7.Keephair,
shoelaces,
towels,
and
clothingawayfrom
ntoving
parts
atalltimes.
Keepbodyaway
fi'om
moving
parts
except
fordesignated pedals
andhandles.
8.
Wearproper
clothing.Donot
rvear
loose
clothing.
Donotwearshoeswithleathersloes
orhigh
heels.
9.
This
product
rnust
beassembledandkeptonaflat,levelsurface
toensureits
properfunction.
10.Maintain
a
rninimum
of 8inches clearance
on
three
sides.Keepat
least
one
footof clearance
frorn
the
fiont.
11.This
prodr-rct
must
beusedinacool,lowhumidity
environment
toensure
its
proper
function.
12.Keepthernachine
clean.
Werecommend
soapy
water.Do not
use
harshchemicals
orabrasive
materials.
Alwaysunplugthis
product
before
perfonning
anycleaningormaintenance.
13.Exercise
withextremecaretoavoidinjury.
14.This
prodLrct
isbuiltforhomc
use
only. It isnotwarrantedforinstitutional use.
15.MaximumLrserweightis300Pounds
(136
Kg.).
16.if unsure
about
the
proper
use
oftheBodyCraftElliptical
Crosstrainer
call
yourlocal
dealer
orour
customerservice
deoartmentat800-990-5556.

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56 M5X45mm HEXBOLT 2
57 M6X 16mm MACHINE
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58 M5 WASHER 8
59 M5 NYLONNUT 4
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61 6004BEARING 4
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63 6005
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64 6200BEARING 4
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67 COMPUTER
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68 3/B"
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69 3/B''X 2-114"HEX THREADEDBOLT 5
70 3/8"
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78 M6X 12mm
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80 M4X 10mm DOMEBOLT 4
81 3/16"
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82 M5Xl8mm SHEET
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83 M4X25mmSHEET
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84 SPRINGRING 3
85 SPRINGRETAINERCLIP 1
86 MB WASHER 1
87 3/B''
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88 M6 WASHER 4
89 I\110
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91 3/8"NUT 1
92 SPRING CLIP 1
93 M5X 10mm DOMEBOLT 7
94 1/2"NUT 20 UNF 1
95 M5 NUT 1
96 EARTH WIRE 1
97 BEARINGHOUSING 2
98 2204KBEARING 2
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Step
1
Note: Saveoneof the packaging
Styrofoamblocksto aid assembly.
Opencarton
and
unpackall
parts.
Check
to
ensure
you
havethefollowing
1.
Mainframe
with
plastic
shrouds
and
pedal
framesattached
2.FrontStabilizer
3.
RearStabilizer
4.FrontUpright Assembly
5.Monitor
6.Leftand
RightFoot
Pedals
7.AssemblyKit
withnuts,
bolts,endcaps,
etc.
All
other
parts
listed
are
pre-assembled.
Place
aStyrofoamblockfrom the
box
undertherearoftheMain
Frame
(1).Removethe
protective
cover
from
the
rear
oftheMainFrame
(1
).Attach
theRearStabilizer
(13)
to
theMain
Frame
usingthe
pre-
assembled
Washers
(87)
andBolts
(68).
Repeat
the
procedure
fortheFrontStabilizer
(2).
Step
2
Note:
This
step
couldrequiretwo people.
Slidethe
HollowCover
(22)
ontotheFrontUprightAssembly
(4)
asshown
in
figure81. Connect
the
Upper
(47)
andLower
(46)
ComputerCables.
Makesurethe
plugs
are
fully
seated.Do
not
push
too
hard.SlidetheFrontUprightAssembly
(4)
onto
theMainFrame
(1),
and
thenattach
using
four318"
X2-
114"
HexThreadedBolts
(69)
and
four
3/8"
NylonNuts
(90).
Cut
theretaining
ties
onthe
DualAction
Arms.
Do
notfullytighten
the
bolts
(69)
untilafterStep3,
andafterthecomputer
isattached
andworking
properly.
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Step3
Insert
theAngleAdjustmentTube
(12)
intothe
Right
Dual
ActionArm
(7)
and
chooseaheight,
then
tightentheTriangleKnob
(30).
Repeatthe
procedure(and
sameheight)
fortheLeft
DualAction
Arm
(8). Youwillwanttoexperimentwithheight
adjustment
tofindthemost
comfortable
stride.
Step
4
Fi
in
'th
th
U
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F;
1t
ind
theHandlebar
(5). Insert
theHand
Pulse
Cable
(49)
into
theslot
rthe
frontof
the
FrontUpright
(4),
andoutofthetop.Whileholding
reHand
PulseCable
(49)
andtheUpperComputerCable
(47)with
reoppositehand,slide
theHandlebar
(5)
intotheslot
intheFront
lpright
(a). Becarefulto routethecables throughtheslotinthe
land
Support
(5)! Donotpinch,
orcrimpthe
wiresinany
way!
astenthe
Handlebarusingtwo3/8"
Washers
(87)and
two3/8"
X 1-
/4"Dome
HeadAllenBolts
(76).
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Step
5
Connect
the
wiresasshownin
FigureE1. Connectthe
Upper
ComputerCable
(47)
totheComputer
Connecting
Cable
(67).
ConnecttheHandPulseCables
(a9)
tothe
Pulse
Connecting
Cables
(65).
Push
thecablesdown
into
the
Uprightas
you
bringtheComputerdowntoattach
it.Attach the
Computer
(23)
tothetop
oftheUpright
(4),
using
four
M5X 1Omm DomeBolts
(93).
Step
6
Attachthe
Pedalsto
thePedal
Framesusing
twoM8X50mm,
CarriageBolts
(73)and
Tension
Knobs
(40). Select
the
same
holes
ontheR
& LFoot Pedal
Frames
(6R
&
6L)toensure
equal
distancefrom
the
pedals
tothe
DualActionArms.You
willwantto
expenmentwith
pedalplacement
tofindthe
mostcomfortablestride.

Step
7
AttachtheBottleHolder
(aa)to
theFrontUpright
(4)
using
twoM5
X 1Omm
Dome
Bolts
(93).
StepI
lnsertthePowerCord
(41)
into
the
barrel
plug
ontheback
sideof
Elliptical
Crosstrainer.
Then
insertthePlug
endintothewalloutlet.
Theconsole
shouldlight
up.lfnot,
re-check
plug
and
wall
connections
and
makesurethewalloutlet
has
power.
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Resistance
Thereadoutdisplaysresistarrce
level,nreasuredinWatts.
Time
The
readout
displays
elapsedtimeif
you
startwithout
firstsettingatime
goal
remainingtoreach
goal. Or,if
you
inputa
time
goal
beforebeginning,
the
readoutdisplays
time
RPM
Thereadoutdisplaystherevolutions
per
minuteoftherear
wheel.ltcanbethoughtof
as
ameasureofspeed.
Pulse
Thereadoutdisplaysthe
pulse
rate
as
read
by
the
Pulse
SensorsmountedtotheHandlebar.
Simply
grab
thesensorsand
waitforareadout.
NOTE:
Whileusuallycorrect,pulsereadingsbythismethodcanbeaffectedbyanumberoffactorsandarenotnecessarilyECGaccurate.
lf needed,thebest
way
to
determine
an
accurate
heart
rate
readingisthrough
useofatelemetryheartratecheststrap
andaccompanying
readoutdevice
(sold
separatelyby
your
localspecialtyfitness
dealer).
Strides
Thereadoutdisplaysthecumulativenumberofstridecyclestakenduringtheexercisesession.
lnotherwords,thesensoronlytracksonepedal.
Each
increase
in
the
number
displayed
equals
bothaleftandarightfoot
stride.
Calories
/ Distance
The
readout
toggles
between
displayingtheapproximatecalories
burnedduring
the
exercise
session,and
thedistance
traveled.The
distance
traveledapproxinratesthe
distancetraveledasif
you
were
exercisingonthe
ground.
Theunitofmeasure
is
miles
in
US,
Kilometersinother
countne5.
Set
Pushthisbuttonto
gointothe
Set
mode.
The
set
mode
allows
you
to plug in
goals
before
you
begintheexercise
session.The
second
successive
push
of the
Set
buttonlights
uptheDistance
window.Adistance
goal
can
be
inputusingthe
"pluss"
or
"minust"
buttons.The
distance
goal
will
thenbe
set,
in
miles,
andwillcountdown
until
you
reach
your
distance
goal.
A
"beep"
willsoundwhen
yourgoal
isreached.lf
you
continue
to
exercise,thedistancewill
start
toaccumulate, takingintoaccount
the
distance
already
"traveled".
AsubsequentpushoftheSetButtonlightstheResistancewindow.Aresistancelevel
canbeinputusingthe"pluss"or"minust"buttons.
Youcan
change
your
resistancelevelat
anytimeduringthe
exercise
session.
The
next
push
oftheSetButtonlightsthePulse
window.A
pulsegoal
can
be
inputusingthe
"pluss"
or
"minust"
buttons.lf
you
usethe
pulse
sensors
on
the
Handlebar,
abeepwill
soundwhen
you
havereached
your
target
heartrate.
Thenext
push
of
the5etButtonlightstheTime
window.Atime
goal
can
be
inputusingthe
"pluss"
or
"minust"
buttons.
Thetime
wiilcount
down
fronr
timesetto "0" during
theexercise
session.
Abeep
willsoundwhen
you
havereached
your
time
goal.
lf
you
continuetoexercise,
thetimewill
beginrocountup,
taking
inro
account
thetin'realreadyspent.
lf
you
have
set
in
multiple
goals
for
a
given
exercise
session
(e.9...
30minutes,and2.5miles),abeepwillsound
aftereach
goal
isreached.
Reset
Depress
thrs
buttontoclearthememory
andtoresetthedisplay
todefault
settings.
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