Insportline IN 5667 User manual

USER MANUAL –EN
IN 5667 Elliptical inSPORTline Austin MG

CONTENT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS..............................................................................................................................3
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION ..........................................................................................................................4
COMPUTER OPERATING INSTRUCTION....................................................................................................9
TRAINING INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................................................................12
EXPLODED DRAWING ...............................................................................................................................14
JOINTING MATERIAL.................................................................................................................................15
PARTS LIST.................................................................................................................................................. 16

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Before you start training on your exerciser, please read the instructions carefully. Be sure to keep the
instructions for information, in case of repair and for spare part delivery.
lThis exerciser is made for home use only, and tested up to a maximum body weight of 150 kg.
lFollow the steps of the assembly instructions carefully.
lUse only original parts as delivered.
lBefore the assembly, be sure to check if delivery is complete by using the included parts-list.
lFor assembly, use only suitable tools and ask for assistance with assembly if necessary.
lPlace this exerciser on an even, non-slippery surface. Because of possible corrosion, the usage of any
exerciser in moist areas is not recommended.
lCheck before the first training and every 1-2 months that all connecting elements are tight fitting and are in
the correct condition.
lReplace defective components immediately and/or keep the equipment out of use until repair.
lFor repairs, use only original spare parts.
lIn case of repair please ask your dealer for advice
lAvoid the use of aggressive detergents when cleaning.
lEnsure that training starts only after correct assembly and inspection.
lFor all adjustable parts be aware of the maximum positions to which they can be adjusted/tightened to.
lThis exerciser is designed for adults. Please ensure that children use the exerciser only under the supervision
of an adult.
lEnsure that those present are aware of possible hazards, e. g. movable parts during training.
lWarning: incorrect/excessive training can cause health injuries.
lPlease follow the advice for correct training as detailed in training instructions.
Consult your physician before starting with any exercise programme. He can advise on the kind of
training and which impact is suitable.
lThe owner’s manual is only for customers’reference.
lThe supplier cannot guarantee for mistakes occurring due to translation or change in technical specification
of the product.
All data displayed are approximate guidance and cannot be used in any medical application.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
STEP 1:

STEP 2:

STEP 3:

STEP 4:

STEP 5:

COMPUTER OPERATING INSTRUCTION
FUNCTION BUTTONS
PULSE RECOVERY:
Press this button going into pulse recovery detecting.
ENTER:
Press this button to enter setting mode.
Normal→Time→DIST→CAL→T.H.R
Press this button to confirm the setting values
Hold 3 seconds to reset all of the values to zero.
UP:
Increase the setting value of the following functions.
Time→DIST→CAL→T.H.R
DOWN:
Decrease the setting value of the followi
ng functions.
Time→DIST→CAL→T.H.R
RESET:
Press this button reset all of the values to zero
FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS
· AUTO ON/OFF
The monitor will wake up automatically if the exercise machine is in motion. If stop exercising for over 4
minutes, monitor will turn off and reset all function values to zero.
TIME:

Display time function by pressing ENTER button and set the value by pressing the UP or DOWN button.
Count up:
Without setting the time value, the monitor will count up the time from 00:00~99:59.
Count down:
Setting the exercise time from 1:00~99:00 minutes, the monitor will count down from your setting values. Once
reach setting value, monitor will alarm.
SPEED:
Displays your workout speed in M/KM per hour .The monitor will display the current speed from 0.00 ~ 99.9
Km or Mile per hour.
RPM:
Displays your workout RPM. The monitor will display the current RPM from 15 ~ 999
DISTANCE:
Press the button of ENTER to DIS function and press the UP or DOWN button to enter the value you want.
Count up:
Without setting the distance value, the monitor will count up the distance from 0.1~999.9Km or Mile
Count down:
Setting the exercise time from 1.0~999 Km or Mile, the monitor will count down from your setting values. Once
reach setting value, monitor will alarm.
CALORIES:
Press the button of ENTER to CAL function and press the UP or DOWN button to enter the value you want.
Count up:
Without setting the distance value, the monitor will count up calories from 1.0~999.
Count down:
Setting the exercise calorie from 1.0~999, the monitor will count down from your setting values. Once reach
setting value, monitor will alarm.
PULSE (Target Heart Rate):
Press the button of ENTER to T.H.R function and press the UP or DOWN button to enter the value you want
Pulse Limit:
Setting the value of pulse limit between 60 to 220, the monitor will measure your heartbeats. Once reach setting
value, monitor will flash until your heartbeats under your setting value.
Place the palms of your hands on the both of the contact pads and the monitor will show up your heartbeat rate in
beat per minute (BPM) on the LCD display.
NOTE:

If no pulse signal input within 16 seconds, the display will indicate “P”. It is a power saving device. Customer
can press key to restart Pulse function.
PULSE RECOVERY:
When you stop to exercise and desire to test your pulse recovery. Press this button to precede your pulse
recovery and place the palms of your hands on the both of contact pads for one minute. The monitor will show
your pulse recovery ratio on LCD. It is a function to check the condition of pulse recovery that is scaled from 1.0
to 6.0 while 1.0 means the best and 6.0 means the worst and the increment is 0.1.
CAUTION:
Operating temperature: 0°C - +50°C.
Storage temperature: -10°C - +60°C.
HOW TO REMOVE BATTERY:
1. Pull off the battery cover and place two of SIZE-AA or UM-3 batteries into battery housing on back of
monitor, please refer to below illustrations.
2. Insure batteries are correctly positioned and battery springs are in proper contact with batteries.
3. Replace battery cover and insure it is tightly closed.
4. Battery life is approx. 1 year under normal usage.
5. If the display is illegible or only partial segments appear, remove batteries and wait 15 seconds before
reinstalling.
6. Removing the batteries will erase computer memory.

TRAINING INSTRUCTIONS
If you have not been physically active for a long period of time and also to avoid health risks you should
consult your general physician before starting to exercise.
To achieve a considerable improvement of your physical resistance and your health, some aspects of how to
achieve the most efficient training should be followed:
INTENSITY
To achieve maximum results the right intensity has to be chosen. The heart rate is used as guideline.
As a rule of thumb the following formula is commonly used:
Maximum pulse rate = 220 –Age
While exercising the pulse rate should always be between 60% - 85% of the maximum pulse rate.
For your personal training rates please see the attached pulse rate chart.
When starting to exercise you should keep your rate at 70% of your maximum pulse rate in the first couple of
weeks.
With increasing improvement of fitness the pulse rate should be slowly increased to 85% of your maximum
pulse rate.
This is a personal orientation value. Consult your physician for professional advice before adapting a heart rate
recovery program.
FAT BURNING
The body starts to burn fat at approx. 65% of the maximum pulse rate.
To reach an optimum at burning rate, it is advisable to keep the pulse rate between 70% –80% of the maximum
pulse rate.
The optimum training amount consists of three workouts per week 30 minutes each.
Example:
You are 52 years of age and would like to start exercising.
Maximum pulse rate = 220 - 52(age) = 168 pulse/min
Minimum pulse rate = 168 x 0.7 = 117 pulse/min
Highest pulse rate = 168 x 0.85 = 143 pulse/min
During the first weeks it is advisable to start with a pulse rate of 117, afterwards increase it to 143.
With increasing improvement of fitness the training Intensity should be increased to 70% - 85% of your
maximum pulse rate.
This can be done by increasing the pedalling resistance, by using a higher pedalling frequency or with longer
training periods.
TRAINING ORGANISATION
Warm-up
Before every training session you should warm-up for 5-10 minutes.
Some stretching and pedalling with low pedalling resistance will get you started.
Stretch or flexibility training is vital for a fit and healthy physique. By training your body to become more
supple, you will improve circulation and help keep your muscles mobile. The warming-up program allows you
to achieve a supple and well-toned form.
If you have not focused on stretch training before, start with gentle stretches and increase the length or time of
the stretch as you become more flexible over time.

Prior to exercise, make sure you warm up thoroughly to protect against injury and prepare yourself for the
activity to come. Warm up for 8 to 10 minutes by walking or jogging lightly on the spot or use a treadmill, bike
or elliptical strider. Try to include some similar movements that make up your workout, include stretches to
target your tighter muscles. The duration of the warm up activity will depend on the intensity of your workout as
well as your own fitness level.
Work-out
During the actual training a rate of 70% -85% of the maximum pulse rate should be chosen.
The time-length of your work out can be calculated with the following rule of thumb:
Daily work-out: approx. 10 min. per unit
2-3 x per week: approx. 30 min. per unit
1-2 x per week: approx. 60 min. per unit
Cool down
To introduce an effective cool-down of the muscles and the metabolism the intensity should be drastically
decreased during the last 5 –10 minutes.
Stretching is also helpful for the prevention of muscle ache.
Success
Even after a short period of regular exercises you will realise that you constantly have to increase the pedalling
resistance to reach your optimum pulse rate.
The units will be continuously easier and you will feel a lot fitter during your normal day.
For this achievement you should motivate yourself to exercise regularly. Choose fixed hours for your work out
and do not start training too aggressively.
An old saying amongst sportsmen says:
“The most difficult thing about training is to start it.”
Wishing you lots of fun and success with your exerciser.
All data displayed are approximate guidance and cannot be used in any medical application.
Heart rate displayed is an approximate read-out, and may not be used as guidance in any cardio-vascular
related medical or paramedical program.
PULSE TRAINING - CHART
AGE
FC
MAX/min
60%
MAX/min
65%
MAX/min
70%
MAX/min
75%
MAX/min
80%
MAX/min
85%
MAX/min
20
200
120
130
140
150
160
170
25
195
117
127
137
146
156
166
30
190
114
124
133
143
152
162
35
185
111
120
13
0
139
148
157
40
180
108
117
126
135
144
153
45
175
105
114
123
131
140
149
50
170
102
111
119
128
136
145
55
165
99
107
116
124
132
140
60
160
96
104
112
120
128
136
65
155
93
101
109
116
124
132
70
150
90
98
105
113
110
128

EXPLODED DRAWING

JOINTING MATERIAL

PARTS LIST
NUMBER
PART
QUANTITY
1
LB 1066 Console
1
2
M5*12MM screw
4
3
Ø19*Ø38*0.5T washer
2
4
Ø19*Ø38 sleeve
6
5
Upper handlebar (L+R)
2
6
End cap
2
7
Upper handlebar foam
2
8
M8 Anti
-
loose Allen bolt
6
9
Ø8 Spring washer
10
10
Ø8.5*Ø36*3T flat washer
2
11
Lower handlebar (L+R)
2
12
Ø14*32 Bushing
4
13
Ø14*59.5 Tube spacer
2
14
M6*55 Carriage bolt
4
15
Footplate (L+R)
2
16
Footplate support bar (L+R)
2
17
M10*78 Allen bolt
2
18
30*60 tube spacer
2
19
Ø8*Ø19*2 flat wa
sher
2
20
M10 Nylon Lock Nuts
3
21
Ø6*Ø14*2T flat washer
4
22
Ø6 Spring washer
6
23
Knob
4
24
Bushing
4
25
M5*25 Screw
2
26
M5*7.5 Screw
2
27
Plastic cover
2
28
Ø8*21*2T washer
2
29
Ø16.3*Ø22.4 sleeve
4
30
M5*20 screw
4
31
Plastic cover
2
32
M
5*25 Anti
-
loose bolt
2
33
Crank (L+R)
2
34
M4.5*25 self
-
tapping screw
5
35
Chain cover (L+R)
2
36
Ø15 safety clip
1
37
Ø17.5*22*0.5 wave washer
1
38
17*22*1T washer
2
39
Bearing 6003
2
40
Ø8*Ø19*1.5T washer
2
41
M5*12 bolt
1
42
Adjustable rear en
d cap
2
43
Rear stabilizer
1
44
M5*12 screw
10
45
Belt wheel
1
46
Axle
1
47
M8*12 Anti
-
loose Allen bolt
3
48
M8*50 Allen bolt
2
49
Foot holder bracket
2
50
Ø8*Ø19*2T washer
2
51
M8 Anti
-
loose nut
2
52
M6 nut
1
53
6.5*19*1.5T washer
1
54
6*13*1.
5T washer
2
55
M6*16 bolt
2

56
Magnet holding bracket
1
57
Axle
1
58
Awl
-
shaped spring
1
59
M6*75 bolt
1
60
M6 nut
1
61
6.5*22*1.5T plastic washer
1
62
17*22*2T washer
2
63
Ø10*Ø15*0.3T wave washer
3
64
Ø6*13*1T washer
1
65
M6*12 bolt
1
66
Ø37*
20.5L Idle wheel
1
67
Axle for idle wheel
1
68
10*19*1.5T washer
2
69
Lower tension cable
1
70
Flywheel
1
71
Belt
1
72
Belt adjustment set
2
73
M10*1.25 nut
2
74
Front end cap
2
75
M8*70 Carriage bolt
2
76
Front stabilizer
1
77
M8 cap nut
2
78
Main frame
1
79
Lower console cable
1
80
Front plastic cover
1
81
Upper console cable
1
82
M8*20 Anti
-
loose Allen bolt
12
83
Ø8*19*1.5T curved washer
14
84
Main post
1
85
Ø6*18*1T wave washer
1
86
M5*65L screw
1
87
Tension knob with cable
1
88
Ro
tation rod
1
89
Fixed handlebar
1
90
M3.5*25 self
-
tapping screw
2
91
End cap
2
92
Handlebar foam
2
93
Handlepulse sensor
2
94
Handlepulse cable
1
95
BEARING 6000RS
1
96
Axle
1
97
Bearing 6300RS
1
98
M10*1.25*4T nut
2
99
Clip
1
100
Allen key wre
nch
2
101
Combination wrench
1