Insportline IN 2678 Excel Run User manual

USER MANUAL –EN
IN 2678 Magnetic Treadmill inSPORTline Excel
Run

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CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....................................................................................................................... 3
EXPLODED DIAGRAM........................................................................................................................... 4
PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................................ 5
ASSEMBLY MATERIAL.......................................................................................................................... 7
OVERVIEW OF PARTS.......................................................................................................................... 8
ASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Step 1................................................................................................................................................... 9
Step 2................................................................................................................................................. 10
Step 3................................................................................................................................................. 11
Step 4................................................................................................................................................. 12
Step 5................................................................................................................................................. 13
Step 6................................................................................................................................................. 14
Step 7................................................................................................................................................. 14
Step 8................................................................................................................................................. 15
Step 9................................................................................................................................................. 16
Step 10............................................................................................................................................... 16
STORAGE............................................................................................................................................. 18
BELT ADJUSTMENT ............................................................................................................................ 18
INCLINE................................................................................................................................................. 19
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING.................................................................................................................. 19
MAGNETIC BRAKING SYSTEM........................................................................................................... 20
MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................... 21
CONTROL PANEL ................................................................................................................................ 21
EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................ 22
THE WARM UP PHASE.................................................................................................................... 22
THE COOL DOWN PHASE............................................................................................................... 23
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ........................................................................................................... 23
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY, WARRANTY CLAIMS................................................. 24

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•Move naturally during exercise. Do not look at your feet. Only one person can use the product
at the same time.
•Assembly the product according to the manual. For adults only.
•Keep away from kids and pets. Do not leave kids and pets near the device unattended. Only
for adult use.
•Before starting an exercise program, ask you physician for help. It is recommended if you
have health problems are ongoing heal treatment or have high blood pressure.
•Regularly check all bolts and nuts. Regularly check for damaged or worn parts. Worn or
damage parts must be immediately replaced.
•Regularly check the treadmill for signs of damage or worn. If any sharp edges appear, stop
using the treadmill.
•Place the treadmill on flat, solid and clean surface. Keep safety distance of at least 0.6 m
around the treadmill. Do not use in humid areas. Do not place on dense carpet, it can block
the ventilation.
•Protect from water and humidity.
•Do not block the power outlet with treadmill.
•Do not use aerosol sprays.
•Do not remove protective cover when the treadmill is running. If you need to remove the cover
during maintenance turn off the treadmill first and remove from socket.
•Always wear sports clothes and boots. Do not wear lose clothes, it can get stuck in the
treadmill. Always wear sport boots with rubber sole.
•Do not exercise 40 min after eating food.
•Always warm up before exercise.
•Do not place foreign object to the socket.
•Do maintenance according to the manual to increase lifespan of the treadmill.
•Do not modify the product.
•Exercise reasonably and do not overextend yourself. If you are exercising for the first time
hold firmly to the handles.
•Stop the exercise immediately you the treadmill malfunction.
•Adjustable parts can not prohibit the movement of the user.
•Only for indoor use.
•Dot not exposes to direct sunlight.
•Do not place in humid areas such as pools, saunas etc.
•Max. weight limit: 100 kg
•Category: HC for home use according to the EN 957

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EXPLODED DIAGRAM

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PARTS LIST
NO.
NAME AND SPECIFICATION
QTY
A
Bolt M8X15
6
B
Washer
8
C
Arc Washer
4
D
Plastic Washer
4
E
Washer ID6.2
2
F
Bolt M8X50
3
G
Big Washer
2
H
Bolt M8X45
2
I
Bolt M8*70
2
J
Bolt M8*40
1
K
Nut M8
2
L
Sleeve
2
M
Screw M4*15
2
N
Knob M8
2
O
Pin φ8
2
P
Wrench S13
1
Q
Allen key S5
1
1
Main Frame
1
2
Rear Roller
1
3
Plastic Washer
4
4
End cap - steel
2
5
Bolt M6*75
2
6R
Rear End Cap (R)
1
6L
Rear End Cap (L)
1
7
Screw M4
4
8
Rear Axle
1
9
End Cap
2
10
Side Rail
2
11
Computer
1
12
End cap - plastic
5
13
Bolt M8*45
1
14R
Handle Bar
1
14L
Handle Bar
1
15
End Cap
2
16
Bolt M6*20
1
17
Nut M6
1

6
18
Magnetic braking system
1
19
Nut M8
4
20
Bolt M8*40
2
21
Plastic Wheel
2
22
Base Frame Cushion
6
23
Bottom Frame
1
24
Right Side Handle Post
1
25
Tension
1
26
Bolt M5*20
1
27R–R, L
Handle cover
2
28L –R, L
Handle cover
2
29
Handle Bar
1
30
Bolt M8*35
2
31
Sensor Wire Connector
1
32
Screw M5*25L
6
33
Left Side Handle Post
1
34
Washer
2
35
Spring
1
36
Extension Tube
1
37
Running Belt
1
38
Plastic Cover
1
39
Front Axle
1
40
Front Roller
1
41
Screw M3
2
42
Sensor Control
1
43
Running Board
1
44
Rear adjustment frame
1
45
Washer
4
46
Sensor Wire of Hand Pulse
1 set
47
Bolt M6*10
2
48
Screw M4*12
2
49
Knob
1
50
Hand Pulse
2
51
Foam Grips –long
2
52
Foam Grips –short
2
53
Screw M4*20
2
54
End Cap
2
55
Washer M4
2

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ASSEMBLY MATERIAL
PIC
NO.
SPECIFICATION
QTY
I
M8*70
2
F
M8*50
3
H
M8*45
2
J
M8*40
1
A
M8*15
6
M
M4*15
2
B
OD16.8*ID8.2
8
K
M8
2
C
OD16.8*ID8.2
4
G
OD22*ID8.2
2
E
OD13*ID6.2
2
D
OD59*ID38
4
L
OD12.7*ID8.2*11L
2
N
M8
2
O
ø8
1
P
13 mm
1

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OVERVIEW OF PARTS
NO
NAME
QTY
NO
NAME
QTY
1
Main Frame
1
29
Handle Bar
1
11
Computer
1
33
Left Side
Handle Post
1
14L&14R
Handle bar
2
36
Extension
tube
1
23
Bottom Frame
1
38
Plastic Cover
1
24
Right Side
Handle Post
1
27R-R&L
Cover of
handle
2

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ASSEMBLY
•Read this manual before assembly.
•Check the hardware.
•Ensure that you have the right tools.
•Prepare an area to assemble.
•Follow the instruction accordingly.
•Do not use force for assembly.
•Periodically tighten the treadmill.
•Save the manual.
Step 1
Fasteners
A
M8x15
6
C
OD16,8xID8,2
2
B
OD16,6xID8,2
4
Q
5 mm
1
Connect bottom frame (23) to left handle post (33) and right handle post (24) and secure it with bolt
(A), washer (B) and arc washer (C) on each side.

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Step 2
Fasteners
F
M8x50
2
G
OD22xID8,2
2
O
Ø8
4
Q
5 mm
1
Connect left handle post (33) and right handle post (24) to main frame (1). Secure with bolt (F) and big
washer (G). Connect pin (O).

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Step 3
Attach load regulator and tension cable.
Before setting the tensioning cable, set the load regulator to resistance 8.
Secure the tension cable
1. Push the cable C through A. Lead G under the frame.
2. Pull G down, that A is closer to B. Push F into B.

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3. For securing A and B tighten the D.
Step 4
Fasteners
47
OD16,8xID8,2
2
E
OD16,6xID8,2
4
Q
5 mm
1
Connect plastic cover (38) to main frame (1) with washer (E) and bolt (47).

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Step 5
Fasteners
F
M8x50
1
J
M8x40
1
B
OD16,8xID8,2
2
K
M8
2
P
13 mm
1
Q
5 mm
1
Connect extension tube (36) to bottom frame (23) with nut (K) and bolt (F). Then connect extension
tube (36) to main frame (1) with nut (K), washer (B) and bolt (J). Follow the picture.

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Step 6
H
M8x45
2
C
OD16,6xID8,2
2
Q
5 mm
1
On right handle post (24) and left handle post (33) connect handle bar (29) with bolt (H) and arc
washer (C).
Step 7
48
M4x45
2
55
OD12xID4
2
Q
5 mm
1

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Connect cables (46) and (31) to console (11). Fasten the console (11) with washer (55) and screw
(48).
Step 8
Connect sensor wire connector (31) together and then connect sensor wire (31) with sensor control
wire (42).

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Step 9
M
M4x15
2
Q
5 mm
1
Connect left handle cover (28 L-L, 28 L-R) to left handle post (33) and right handle cover (27 R-L, 27
R-R) to right handle post (24) with screw (M).
Step 10
N
M8
2
L
OD12,7xID8,2x11L
2
B
OD16,8xID8,2
2
D
OD59xID38
4

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I
M8x70
2
Connect left handle bar (14L) to left handle post (33) with plastic washer (D), knob (N), sleeve (L),
washer (B) and bolt (I). Then connect right handle bar (14R) to right handle post (24) plastic washer
(D), knob (N), sleeve (L), washer (B) and bolt (I).
WARNING: Before use, make sure that the treadmill is properly assembled and tightly fasten.

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STORAGE
Remove the pin (49) and lift frame (1). Secure the frame in horizontal position with pin (49).
BELT ADJUSTMENT
Wrong adjusted belt reduces the lifespan of the treadmill. Wrong adjusted belt is noisy. The belt may
be poorly centered, lose or tighten. Use Allen key.
•If the belt is leaning to the right, turn the right screw with Allen key clockwise 1 to 2 turns. Then
slightly loose the screw.
•If the belt is leaning to the left, turn the left screw with Allen key clockwise 1 to 2 turns. Then
slightly loose the screw.
•If the belt is too tight, screw both screws with Allen key counter clockwise wise. Then slightly
tighten both screws.
•If the belt is too loose, screw both screws with Allen key clockwise wise. Then slightly tighten
both screws.

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INCLINE
Lift the running belt and remove secure pins O and with back support set up the incline of the running
belt. Then secure the belt with secure pin O.
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
First put your feet on each side rail and put your hand on the Ski handle then do the Ski exercise.
If you want to do the Ski training, first adjust the resistance on the treadmill to the level you want and
adjust the handle bar tension knob to the level you want. Then start the exercise.
Resistance can be from 1 (lowest) to 8 (highest).

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WARNING: The Ski bar is only allowed to use from front to rear. Incorrect use can lead to damage or
injury.
Right use
Wrong use
MAGNETIC BRAKING SYSTEM
Resistance level has effect on burned calories and exercise effectivity. Resistance can be modified
with magnetic braking system.
Turn the screw 16 in direction a, the resistance will be lower.
Turn the screw 16 in direction b, the resistance will be higher.
After adjusting the braking system, it is necessary to check the cable tension. If needed, change
according to Step 3.