Bowflex TREADCLIMBER 1000 User manual
Owner’s Manual
®®
Nautilus®Bowflex®Schwinn®Fitness StairMaster®Universal®Nautilus Institute®
Bowflex®TreadClimber®1000, 3000 & 5000
P/N 001-7202 Rev C (05/09)
Preface
CONGRATULATIONS!
Thank you for making the Bowflex®TreadClimber®fitness machine a part of your exercise and fitness activities.
For years to come, you will be able to rely on Bowflex®craftsmanship and durability as you pursue your personal
fitness goals.
The Bowflex®TreadClimber®fitness machine enables you to shape and monitor your workouts to:
Whether you are just getting started in an exercise program or are already in good shape, the Bowflex®
TreadClimber®fitness machine is designed to be an efficient, easy and fun way to achieve an enhanced level of
fitness. Accurately monitor your progress while you exercise your way to a slimmer and healthier body.
This Owner’s manual contains all the information you need to operate and enjoy your Bowflex®TreadClimber®
fitness machine. Please read this Owner’s Manual before getting onto the Bowflex®TreadClimber®fitness
machine and working out.
Take your time and have fun!
Table of Contents
Product Features...............................................................................................................................................................1
Product Specifications....................................................................................................................................................2
Important Safety Warnings.............................................................................................................................................3
Emergency Stop Procedures............................................................................................................................4
Helpful Hints.........................................................................................................................................................5
Initial Service.......................................................................................................................................................5
Accessories .........................................................................................................................................................5
Cleaning................................................................................................................................................................5
Care of the Machine.........................................................................................................................................................6
.................................................................................................................6
Inspecting ............................................................................................................................................................7
....................................................................................................................................7
Positioning and Storing the TreadClimber®Machine...................................................................................7
Getting Started..................................................................................................................................................................8
Before You Start ..................................................................................................................................................8
................................................................................................................................9
..................................................................................................................10
Pausing or Stopping .........................................................................................................................................11
...............................................................................................................................................12
Quick Start..........................................................................................................................................................12
Remote Heart Module (TC 5000 Only)............................................................................................................13
Information About Heart Rate Calculations .................................................................................................14
TC3000 Features ................................................................................................................................................15
.................................................................................................................................................15
TC1000 Features................................................................................................................................................15
.................................................................................................................................................15
Setting English or Metric Measurement Units (TC3000 and TC5000) ......................................................16
Walking Belt Adjustment .................................................................................................................................17
Misalignment Test and Resolution.................................................................................................................17
Check Belt Tension...........................................................................................................................................17
Workout Instructions .....................................................................................................................................................18
......................................................................................................................18
Treadmill Workout.............................................................................................................................................20
................................................................................................20
Starting a Treadmill Workout ..........................................................................................................................21
Starting a Stair-Stepper Workout...................................................................................................................22
Bowflex®TreadClimber®Workout.................................................................................................................23
Preliminary TreadClimber®Workout..............................................................................................................25
Repairs and Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................27
Ordering Replacement Parts...........................................................................................................................27
Routine Maintenance.......................................................................................................................................27
Verify Speed Sensor (TC1000 only) ................................................................................................................28
Calibration (TC3000 and TC5000 only)............................................................................................................29
.........................................................................30
......................................................30
Parts..................................................................................................................................................................................31
Bowflex®TreadClimber® 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.........................................................................................34
Important Contact Numbers...... ...................................................................................................................................35
Owner’s Manual 1
Product Features
Console
Transport Handles,
Incoming Power Plug,
and Main Power Switch
Workout Level
Setting Dials
Hydraulic Resistance Cylinders
Locking Lever
Treadle Side Foot
Support Platforms
Belt Guides
(Rear View)
2Owner’s Manual
Physical Dimensions
46 inches (117 cm)
Width 28.5 inches (72.5 cm)
Height 55.25 inches (140.5 cm)
Weight 185 pounds (84 kg)
Shipping Weight 220 pounds (100 kg)
System Capacities
Maximum Weight Capacity 300 lbs (136 kgs)
Speed
TC1000 0.5 to 3.8 MPH (0.8 to 6.1KPH )
TC3000 and TC5000 0.7 to 4.0 MPH (1.1 to 6.4 KPH)
1 to 12
See the Warranty section for full
information per machine type
Component Specifications
Belt 7.75 in x 38.5 in (19.5 cm x 98 cm)
Motor 0.5 hp continuous duty
Treadmill Incline 0% Grade
Frame Powder-coated steel
Operational Voltage 95 to 130 VAC 50 - 60 Hz
Operational Current 12A Max
A 14 gauge, 3 wire extension cord is permissible.
Regulatory Approvals Marks = c-ETL-US The standard for Safety
for Motor-Operated Massage and Exercise Machines, UL 1647, 3rd Ed. and Motor-
Operated Appliances, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 68-92
Patent Information
U.S. and International Patents Pending
Product Specifications
TC1000 TC3000 TC5000
Owner’s Manual 3
be dangerous to children.
in your chest, become short of breath, or feel faint. Contact your doctor before you use the machine
again. Use the values calculated or measured by the machine’s computer for reference purposes only.
®Customer Service for repair
information.
: 300 lb. (136 kg).
bare feet or only wearing socks.
before walking on the moving belt.
To reduce the risk of electrical shock, always unplug the power cord and wait 5
minutes before cleaning, maintaining or repairing this machine.
the recommended safe distance for access and passage around and emergency dismounts from the
machine. Keep third parties out of this space when machine is in use.
manual.
This icon means a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
To decrease the risk of burns, electric shock, or injury to persons, read and understand the complete
Owner’s Manual. Failure to follow these guidelines can cause a serious or possibly fatal electrical
shock or other serious injury. Keep Owner’s Manual for future reference.
Read and understand all warnings on this machine. If at any time the Warning stickers become loose,
unreadable or dislodged, contact Nautilus Customer Service for replacement stickers.
Before using this equipment, obey the following warnings:
Important Safety Warnings
WARNING
ATTENTION
DANGER
IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED
CAUTION
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Important Safety Warnings
Emergency Stop Procedures
The TreadClimber®machine is equipped with a SAFETY KEY that can protect you from serious
injury and inhibit children from playing with and/or being injured on the TreadClimber®
machine. If the Safety Key is not fully inserted into the safety keyhole, the TreadClimber®
machine will NOT power up.
This feature is meant to prevent serious harm and, used properly, is an excellent way to
protect your safety during your workout.
Always attach the safety key clip to your clothing during your workout.
Always remove the Safety Key from the TreadClimber®machine when not in use to
prevent children or other persons from using the machine unsupervised.
Remove the safety key while using the TreadClimber®machine only in an emergency. When
the key is removed, the TreadClimber® machine will stop quickly, which could
cause somebody using the machine to lose balance or fall.
Safety Key with Clip
This machine must be connected to an appropriate, dedicated electrical circuit. Nothing else must be
connected to the circuit
applied.
for safety by an approved technician before it can be used again.
Owner’s Manual 5
Care of the Machine
The Bowflex®TreadClimber®machine’s safety and integrity can only be maintained when it is regularly examined
for damage and immediately repaired. It is the sole responsibility of the owner to ensure that regular maintenance
is performed. Worn or damaged components must be replaced immediately and the TreadClimber®machine shall
remain unused until the required repair is made. Only manufacturer-supplied or approved components shall be
used to maintain and repair the TreadClimber®machine.
Always unplug your TreadClimber®machine from the outlet before cleaning or servicing the unit.
Helpful Hints
Read all of the maintenance instructions thoroughly before assembling or using the TreadClimber® exercise machine. In some
cases, an assistant is required to perform the necessary maintenance tasks. All references to the right or left side, and to the
front or back are made as if you were on the TreadClimber®machine ready to exercise.
Initial Service
Use a soft, clean towel to wipe off the dust that may have accumulated during shipping. The TreadClimber®machine will
require minor assembly. Refer to the Assembly Guide section of this manual for details.
Accessories
For the best performance, we recommend that the TreadClimber®machine be placed on a rubber machine (treadmill) mat.
The rubber mat will help keep dust and debris away from the TreadClimber®machine’s motor and belts, reduce noise and
increase stability. The Bowflex®TreadClimber®Machine Mat is professional quality and is designed specifically to fit under
the Bowflex®TreadClimber®fitness machine. The mat protects floors from scratches and perspiration and it gives workout
areas a clean, finished look.
For more information on this accessory and other Bowflex®products available from Nautilus, Inc. check out:
www.nautilus.com or www.treadclimber.com.
Cleaning
General cleaning of the TreadClimber®machine will prolong the life of the machine and improve performance. Keep the unit
clean by dusting regularly. Be sure to dust the exposed part of the deck on either side of the walking belts and the side rails.
Clean the top of the belt with a damp, soapy cloth and wipe carefully and thoroughly with a dry cloth. Be careful to keep
liquid away from inside the base frame and beneath the belts.
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Care of the Machine
Walking Belt and Deck Lubrication
The TreadClimber®machine is equipped with a pre-lubricated, low maintenance deck and belt system. Belt friction may
affect the function and life of the TreadClimber®machine. For the best results from the TreadClimber®machine, lubricate the
treadles periodically with a silicone lubricant, using the following instructions:
1. Unplug the TreadClimber®machine completely from the wall outlet, and remove the power cord form the incoming
power plug.
Always unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and wait 10 minutes after unplugging the machine before
removing or installing parts to avoid the risk of electrocution, shock or mechanical injury.
2. While the TreadClimber®machine’s treadle surfaces are still warm (not hot), apply a very thin layer of silicone
lubricant directly onto the treadle beneath each belt. Gently lift each side of the belt and apply a few drops of the
lubricant.
Always use a silicone-based lubricant. Never use a de greaser like WD-40®on the Bowflex®TreadClimber®
exercise machine as this could seriously impact performance.
3. Plug the TreadClimber®machine back into the machine base and then into the wall outlet.
4. Stand to one side of your TreadClimber®machine on the rubber mat.
5. Turn on your TreadClimber®
seconds.
6. Turn off your TreadClimber®machine.
7. Take care to wipe up any excess lubricant from the treadles and your rubber floor mat. We also recommend a
periodic inspection of the treadle surfaces under the belts. If the decks appear worn, contact a TreadClimber®
Representative (refer to the Important Contact Numbers page at the back of this manual).
To reduce the possibility of slipping, be sure the treadle area is free from grease or oil. Wipe off any excess oil
from the machine surfaces.
Use the following timetable as a guide to lubricate the decks:
We recommend that you use the following:
®www.jadfitness.com) or
your local specialty fitness dealer.
Owner’s Manual 7
Care of the Machine
Inspecting
1. Visually inspect the TreadClimber®machine every time you use it for wear, damage, or loose parts.
2. Inspect the frame for any rust, bubbling, or paint chips during the weekly cleaning. The salt in perspiration can
damage the unpainted surfaces.
3. Inspect the belts for excessive wear during lubrication. Adjust the belt tension if necessary.
Determining Hours Used
To determine the number of hours you have used your TreadClimber®machine:
1. Stand on the side foot support platforms with the TreadClimber®Main Power Switch turned on.
2. Remove and re-insert the SAFETY KEY.
3. The total whole hours used will be displayed in the TIME display window. No fractions of, or partial hours will be
displayed.
5. The display will only be visible for 3-5 seconds. Repeat removing and re-inserting the SAFETY KEY to view the
display again.
Positioning and Storing the TreadClimber®Machine
The TreadClimber®machine weighs 185 pounds (84 kg.) when fully assembled, and should never be moved or lifted
without taking some precautionary care.
There are two handles for lifting on the back of the base and two wheels on either side of the front of the base beneath
the console.
The TreadClimber®machine requires 90 pounds (41 kg.) of force
to lift the base to achieve the 30 degree angle necessary to roll it
on the front wheels. As this is a considerable amount of force, it is
highly recommended that you do not attempt to ever lift or move the
TreadClimber®machine without help.
When lifted properly, your TreadClimber®machine can be rolled on the
wheels for storage and/or cleaning. Failure to follow precautions could
result in physical injury to you, or damage to the machine, or both.
Do not use the uprights, arms, or console to lift or move the
TreadClimber®machine. Doing so could cause physical injury to
you, and could damage or destroy the TreadClimber®machine.
TreadClimber®Base – Front Wheels
TreadClimber®Base
Rear Lift Handles
8Owner’s Manual
Getting Started
Before You Start
1. Make sure you have verified or calibrated your machine as outlined in Step 19 of the Assembly Manual or page 28 of
this manual before using your Bowflex®TreadClimber®exercise machine for the first time.
®mode).
Note: If you are working out in treadmill mode, you must lock the treadles by following the locking procedure in the
on the Hydraulic Cylinders.
Do not stand on the machine while adjusting hydraulic resistance settings.
4. If you are using the Heart Rate Monitor, follow the heart rate transmitter chest-strap directions thoroughly, in the
Remote Heart Module section in this manual.
5. Plug the power cord into the base of the machine and into a grounded AC wall outlet. Always plug into the machine
before plugging into the wall outlet.
Note: The TreadClimber®machine may be equipped with an external circuit breaker.
6. Main Power Switch.
turned on.
Note: The console will not light up until you insert the Safety Key and turn on the console by pressing the POWER Button.
®machine, making sure that it is out of your way when
you dismount the machine. Be careful when securing the power plug to prevent stepping on it. Always check the
placement of the cord and plug before beginning your workout.
7. Straddle the belts and stand on the Side Foot Support Platforms. Insert the Safety Key into the
Safety Keyhole and clip the Safety Key cord to your clothing.
Keyhole.
TreadClimber®machine is in motion. Be aware that this will cut all power to the console
and the belts will stop quickly (brace yourself—this is an abrupt stop).
prepared to stop the belts quickly, if ever necessary.
Main Power Switch “On”
Main Power Switch “Off”
Safety Key and Cord
Read and follow the Safety Precautions on pages 3 & 4. Make sure that any other machine users review the same
Safety Precautions and that the manual is available to them.
Owner’s Manual 9
Getting Started
8. Begin your workout using the appropriate instructions for your selected workout mode.
Note: Resistance and weight settings are what your Bowflex®TreadClimber® exercise machine
your settings on the console to insure accurate calorie burn calculation.
Select Your Workout Level
CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE STARTING ANY EXERCISE PROGRAM.
Only he or she can determine the exercise program that is appropriate for
your particular age and condition. If you are new to exercise, are pregnant,
have a heart condition or any physical limitation, failure to consult your
physician before engaging in physical exercise, such as using the Bowflex
TreadClimber®exercise machine, could result in serious injury or death. If
while using the Bowflex®TreadClimber®exercise machine you have any
pain, tightness in your chest, an irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath,
feel faint, light-headed, dizzy or have any pain or discomfort, STOP and
consult your physician immediately.
Your TreadClimber®machine uses Hydraulic Resistance Cylinders
to absorb your steps and cushion your joints—reducing your overall
fatigue and eliminating muscle strain.
Your personal setting will depend on four factors:
quadriceps and lower back muscles to work harder, burning more calories, particularly at higher belt speeds.
average fitness levels and a belt speed of 2 MPH (3.2 KPH) or
slower. You should always assess whether that setting is right
for you based on your individual needs and fitness level and
As your endurance levels increase, you may find that your
Workout Level Guide
Note:
adequately supporting your weight (Refer to Workout
may bump against the base if you use too much force on
Setting to support your weight for the entirety of your
step.
Hydraulic Cylinders
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Never change your Workout Level Settings without stopping the Bowflex®TreadClimber® belts and getting
completely off the machine. Failure to do so could result in injury.
Adjusting Workout Level Settings
located at the top of the Hydraulic Cylinders. Use the dial to line up your desired
level with the white arrow.
Setting 1 offers the minimum depth of change of the treadles while setting 12 offers
the greatest depth of treadle movement.
Note:
it is recommended that you only rotate the dial clockwise to setting 12 and
counterclockwise to setting 1.
weight, fitness level and workout preferences (i.e. you may set the Resistance Arrow
whenever needed to keep the TreadClimber®machine best attuned to your fitness requirements.
Note:
Resistance Arrow
Getting Started
Owner’s Manual 11
When not in use, always lock the treadles and remove the Safety Key for safe storage.
This could prevent unsupervised use and/or accidents.
Pausing or Stopping
Pausing or Stopping the TC3000 and TC5000
1. Step off of the belts onto the Side Foot Support Platforms on either side of the treadles.
2. Press START/STOP to stop the belts and console displays, (if you are in stair-stepper mode, pressing START/STOP
will stop the console displays).
Belts will slow down to a complete stop. Final workout information will be displayed in the display windows:
final results every 6 seconds until the workout is resumed or the console is turned off.
3. You may restart your workout by pushing the START/STOP button again.
If you do not push START/STOP again to resume your workout within 5 minutes, your Bowflex®TreadClimber®
exercise machine will automatically power off the console. Workout information will be cleared when power to the
console is shut off.
4. You may shut off power to the console manually by pushing the POWER button. If this is done during the workout,
the console will turn off and the belt will slow to a complete stop. All information from your workout will be
cleared.
5. Turn off the Main Power Switch at the base of the machine.
6. Safety Key for safe storage when not in use.
Note: In case of emergency, you may shut off power by pulling out the Safety Key
but this will abruptly stop the belts as well as clearing all workout information
from the display windows.
Pausing or Stopping the TC1000
1. Step off the treadles onto the side foot support platforms.
2. Press START/STOP to slow the belts to a stop.
3. If you wish to reset your workout numbers, press the RESET button. RESET only works when the belts are not
moving.
4. Make sure to turn off the base power switch and unplug the
TreadClimber
®machine when you have finished your
workout.
Getting Started
12 Owner’s Manual
Getting Started
TC 5000 Displays
heart rate in beats per minute when you are
correctly wearing and using the TreadClimber®
heart rate transmitter chest-strap or a
TreadClimber®compatible heart rate transmitter
chest-strap.
will toggle between total calories burned (whole
number) and calories per minute (includes one
decimal place—e.g. 15.5).
total time of your workout (e.g. 24:22 minutes).
kilometers) displayed to one decimal point (e.g.
0.8) and Total Steps Taken for the entire length of
your workout, displayed as a whole number.
Taken = 100 feet or 30 meters). After 1000 feet (305 meters), this display starts over again at 100 feet (30 meters).
Quick Start
®machine or treadmill workouts that will
Treadles instructions on Page 20 before starting a treadmill workout.
Note:
Quick Start always reverts to the last workout mode used. If you are not going to use TreadClimber
®
machine in the
same mode as your last usage, you cannot use the Quick Start function.
1.
numbers saved. (Note: The console will NOT power up if the Safety Key is not properly inserted into the Safety
Keyhole.)
2. Press the FASTER button to start the belts at 0.7 MPH (1.1 KPH), or start stepping for a stair-stepper workout.
3. Once the belts have started, you may step onto the treadles at any time.
4. Press FASTER again to increase belt speed (for treadmill and
TreadClimber
®modes).
Owner’s Manual 13
Remote Heart Module (TC5000 Only)
The Remote Heart Module and Heart Rate Transmitter are features on the TC5000 only.
You may use the TC5000 Heart Rate Transmitter or any other Heart Rate Transmitter that is
compatible with the
TreadClimber
®
TC5000 to help keep yourself within your target fat-burning
heart rate zone during your workout.
Note: A Heart Rate Strap with a non-replaceable battery is included. It will work with Polar®
watches. To promote contact it should be wet with perspiration, gel or saliva. To promote
maximum life, it must be rinsed with clean water and dried after each use. A one year life
is expected, replacement part T41 is available from Polar®or Nautilus, Inc.
How to Use Your Chest Strap: Using the Bowflex®TreadClimber®heart rate transmitter chest strap, you can monitor your
heart rate at any time during your workout
5. The transmitter will send your heart rate to the TreadClimber®machine’s receiver and your Beats Per Minute (BPM)
will be displayed in the HEART RATE display within a matter of several seconds.
6. Always remove the transmitter before cleaning the chest strap. Clean the chest strap regularly with mild soap and
water and thoroughly dry it. Residual sweat and moisture keep the transmitter active and drain the battery in the
transmitter.
Note:
permanently.
Replacement chest straps are available by calling your TreadClimber®
NOTICE: Never immerse the Heart Rate Transmitter in water—doing so could permanently damage the
monitor and cause it to malfunction.
If the Heart Rate Transmitter is not sending a signal to your console, check to make certain that the metal electrodes on
the chest strap are connecting with your skin. You may need to lightly wet the circles so
they adhere.
If no signal appears or you need further information, please call a TreadClimber®Representative
1. The heart rate
transmitter is
attached to a chest
strap to keep your
hands free during
your workout.
Attach the transmitter
to the elastic chest
strap.
2. Adjust the strap
length to fit snugly
and comfortably
against your skin.
Secure the strap
around your chest,
just below the
chest muscles,
and buckle it.
off your chest and
moisten the two
grooved electrode
areas on the back.
4. Check that the
wet electrode areas
are firmly against
your skin.
Getting Started
14 Owner’s Manual
Getting Started
Information About Heart Rate Calculations
Your maximum heart rate generally declines with age from about 220 Beats Per Minute (BPM) in childhood to about
160 BPM at age 60. This fall in heart rate is fairly linear, decreasing by approximately one BPM per year. There is no
strong evidence to suggest that training influences the decline in maximum heart rate. It should be remembered that
individuals of the same age might have quite different maximum heart rates. It is more accurate to calculate this value by
undergoing a stress test than by using an age-related formula.
On the other hand, your resting heart rate is greatly influenced by endurance training. The typical adult has a resting
heart rate of about 72 BPM whereas highly trained runners may have readings of 40 BPM
or lower.
The heart rates below are based on average fitness of persons of the age indicated. You may be more or less fit, and
your actual maximum heart rate and zones may be correspondingly higher or lower. You should therefore consult your
physician for the maximum heart rate that is right for you and the heart rates that you can safely exercise at.
The best way to burn fat during exercise is to start slowly with a less intense exercise and gradually increase your
keeping your heart rate in that target zone for over 20 minutes.
The longer you maintain your target heart rate, the more fat your body will burn.
The graph below is merely a guideline, showing the generally suggested target heart rate for persons your age. As
noted above, your optimal target rate may be higher or lower, depending on your fitness. Consult your physician for your
individual target heart rate.
Using the graph below as a guideline, raise and lower the intensity of your workout to keep within the suggested target
heart rate for your age.
Note: As with all exercises and fitness regimens, always use your best judgment when increasing intensity or endurance.
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Owner’s Manual 15
Getting Started
TC3000 Features
TC3000 Displays
(whole number) and calories per minute (to one decimal place).
for this workout.
TC1000 Features
TC1000 Displays
for this workout.
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Setting English or Metric Measurement Units (TC3000 and TC5000)
You can configure the TC5000 and TC3000 Consoles to display in Miles or Kilometers:
1. Turn the Main Power Switch on the Bowflex®TreadClimber®base to ‘On’.
2. Remove the Safety Key.
3. Press and hold the START/STOP button.
4. Insert the Safety Key while holding down the START/STOP button.
5. TIME display.
6. Continue to hold the START/STOPMET
seconds.
7. Release the START/STOP button when desired measurement unit type is displayed.
8. Remove and re-insert the Safety Key to clear the TIME display.
The below is an example of how weight will display in both English Standard and Metric
Metric Measurement Display
English Measurement Display
English Measurement—150 Pounds Metric Measurement—68 Kilograms
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