JTX Fitness Trifit User manual

JTX Trifit

T able of Con tents
Product Safety ………………………….…………………………….. 01.
Box Contents………………….…………………………...………….. 02.
Hardware & Tools …………………………………………………….. 03.
Assembly ……………………………………………….…………….. 04.
Feet Adjustment ..……………………………………….………….. 08.
Stride And Incline Adjustment ……..………..….……….………….. 09.
Trouble Shooting & Maintenance ………………………..………… 10.
Computer …………………………….………………………………... A.
Warm Up and stretch ………………….……………………………... B.
Part List ………………………………………………..…………….. C.
Exploded View ……………………………………….………………. #.
FE176AZBQ(NRS)-20160301.r3

Produc t S a f ety
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Basic precautions should always be followed, including the following safety instructions when using this
equipment: Read all instructions before using this equipment.
1. Please check nuts and bolts regularly with a spanner to ensure they are tight. Movement
on this cross trainer will cause nuts and bolts to loosen. Its important to tighten these
regularly as you would do on a bicycle.
2. Read all the instructions in this manual and make sure to warm up before use.
3. Please make sure all components are working correctly and free from damage before use. This equipment
should be placed on a flat surface while in use. Using a mat or other material on the ground is recommended.
4. Please wear suitable clothing and shoes when using this equipment; do not wear clothes that might catch in any
part of the equipment.
5. Do not attempt any maintenance or adjustments other than those described in this manual. Should any problems
arise, discontinue use and consult JTX Fitness.
6. Be careful when stepping on or off the pedals. To mount the cross trainer, step on the pedal, stride over the main
frame and then step onto the other pedal. Always hold the handlebars first and make sure the pedal at your side
is at its lowest position. When using, please hold onto the handlebars. To ensure the pedals run smoothly push
or pull on the handlebars first, then follow with leg motion. When stepping off the machine, make sure one pedal
is at itslowest position and step out of this low pedal before stepping out of the pedal at the highest position.
7. Do not use this equipment outdoors.
8. This equipment is for household use only.
9. Only one person should be on the equipment while in use.
10. Keep children and pets away from the product while in use. This machine is designed for adults only.
11. If you feel any chest pain, nausea, dizziness or shortness of breath, you should stop exercising immediately and
consult your doctor before continuing.
12. The maximum weight capacity for this product is 330lbs / 150 kgs.
WARNING: Before beginning any exercise program, please consult your doctor. This is especially important for
people who are 35 years of age or older and for people with pre-existing health issues.

Box Contents
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BOX CONTENTS
A01 1Set
A09 1Set
A12 1Set
A13 1Set
C31 2Sets
Main Frame
Stationary Handlebar
Dual Action Handlebar
/Left
Dual Action Handlebar
/Right
Knob
A07 1Set
A08 1Set
C18/C30 2Sets
C28/C29 2Sets
C03/C12 1Set
Front Stabilizer Tube
Rear Stabilizer Tube
Pivot Cover -A/B
Pivot Cap -A/B
Foot Pedal /L & R
C27/C06 1Set
C24 1PC
F01 1PC
D02 1PC
D08 1PC
Hat Cover
Rubber
Gasket
Water Bottle Holder
Water Bottle
Computer
Power Adapter

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Ha rdware & T ools
B01 (1) 6PC
B05 (2) 8PC
B04 (3) 4PC
B30 (4) 4PC 6PC
B02 (5) 6PC 6PC
Curve Washer
M8x20x1.5T
Screw M6x12mm
Carriage Bolt
M8x50mm
Curve Washer
M8x20x1.5T
Screw M8x15mm
B22 (6) 18PC
B19 (7) 4PC
Screw M5x16mm
Nylon Nut M8
1PC
1PC
1PC
1PC
Hex Tool with Phillips Screwdriver (13mm/14mm)
Allen Key (M5)
Allen Key (M4)
Hex Tool 24mm
B48 4PC
B49 10PC
Spring Washer 3/8"
Spring Washer M8

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Assemb l y
1. WORKING SPACE
1.1 Set a 2 x 2.5 square meter working space before unpacking your Tri-Fit.
2. PREPARATION
2.1 Use a sharp knife to remove all straps and cut all tape on the lowest edge of the box. After cutting
this lower tape, you will be able to gently lift the main box upwards away from the machine.
2.2 Remove all loose components.
2.3 Refer to the CHECK LIST and check that everything is present.
3. REAR STABILIZER TUBE INSTALLATION
3.1 Use a piece of foam to raise the Main Frame [A01] for easier
installation.
3.2 Assemble the Rear Stabilizer Tube [A08] to the rear curve plate of
Main Frame [A01] with 2 Screws 3/8” [B11] and 2 Spring Washer
3/8” [B48] and 2 Washers 3/8” [B10].
ENSURE THE SCREWS ARE TIGHT.
4. FRONT STABILIZER TUBE INSTALLATION
4.1 Assemble the Front Stabilizer Tube [A07] to front curve plate of Main Frame [A01]
with 2 Screws 3/8” [B11] and 2 Spring Washer 3/8” [B48]
and 2 Washers 3/8” [B10]..
ENSURE THE SCREWS ARE TIGHT.
5. ADJUST THE ADJUSTABLE FOOT PAD
5.1 Adjust the Adjustable Feet [C13] at the Rear Stabilizer Tube [A08] and Front Stabilizer [A07] as needed to level
the elliptical trainer.
5.2 The elliptical trainer has to be leveled to prevent it from wobble or shaking during use.
B11
B10
A08
A01 Styrofoam
B48
A07
B10
B11
A01
Styrofoam
B48

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6. UPRIGHT POST INSTALLATION
6.1 This assembly step requires 2 people.
6.2 Firstly, slide the plastic casing assembly set (A) to the Upright Post [A02].
6.3 Connect all matching connectors from Upright Post [A02] and Main
Frame [A01], then slide extra length of cables into the opening of
Main Frame [A01]. DO NOT FOLD THE CABLES.
6.4 Assemble the Upright Post [A02] to Main Frame [A01] with 6 Screws M8
[B02] and 6 Spring Washer M8 [B49]and 6 Curve Washers M8 [B01].
ENSURE SCREWS ARE TIGHT.
6.5 Finally, slide the assembly set (A) down and firmly tighten.
7. ADJUSTABLE KNOB INSTALLATION
7.1 Align the hole of the Adjustable Stride Disc [C19] with the pivot of the Foot Pedal Tube [A06]. Slide the Right
Adjustable Knob [C31] into the threads of the pivot. Use the spanner provided to lock the Adjustable Knob [C31]
to the thread. Turn the Right Adjustable Knob [C31] clockwise to ensure the knob is fully tightened. Make sure
that you turn the knob with the spanner and align the position mark as illustrated to the inner edge of Foot Pedal
Tube(A06). Repeat the same procedure to install the Left Adjustable Knob [13]. Turn the Left Adjustable Knob
[C13] counterclockwise to make sure the knob is fully tightened. Make sure that the stride number on both sides.
ENSURE STRIDE KNOB IS SECURED TIGHTLY.
A06
C19
Connector
A06
C31
(A)
Adjustable Range
Diamond Mark
Stride Number
Inner Edge of
Foot Pedal
Tube
Position
Mark
Position
Mark
Position
Mark
(B )
(A )
C06
C27
A01
B02
B01
A02
B49

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8. STATIONARY HANDLEBAR INSTALLATION
8.1 Undo 3 Screws M8 [B31] and 3 Curve Washers M8 [B01] from Stationary Handlebar [A09].
8.2 Connect 2 matching connectors (A) from Stationary Handlebar [A09] and Upright
Post [A02].
8.3 Feed the other connectors through the Stationary Handlebar [A09].
8.4 Slide the extra length of cables into the opening of Upright Post [A02].
DO NOT FOLD THE CABLES
8.5 Assemble the Stationary Handlebar [A09] to Upright Post [A02] with 3 Screws M8
[B31] and 3 Spring Washer M8 [B49] and 3 Curve Washers M8 [B01]
which were removed from step 8.1.
ENSURE SCREWS ARE TIGHT.
9. DUAL ACTION HANDLEBAR TUBE INSTALLATION
9.1 Assemble the Dual Action Handlebar Tube /R [A13] (notice ‘Right’sticker) to Dual Action Arm /R
[A04] with 2 Carriage Bolts M8 [B04]and 2 Spring Washer M8 [B49]，2 Curve Washers M8 [B30]
and 2 Nylon Nuts M8 [B19].
9.2 Connect all matching connectors from Dual Action Handlebar Tube /R [A13] and Upright Post [A02].
9.3 Refer to the above step to install the left side parts.
ENSURE BOLTS ARE TIGHT
DO NOT FOLD THE CABLES
10. FOOT PEDAL INSTALLATION
10.1 Assemble the Foot Pedal /R [C03] to Foot Pedal Tube /R [A06] with 4 Screws M6 [B05].
10.2 Refer to the above step to install the left side parts.
11. PIVOT CAP INSTALLATION
11.1 Assemble the Pivot Caps -A/B [C28/C29] to Foot Pedal Tube /R [A06]
with 5 Screws M5 [B22].
11.2 Refer to the above step to install the left side parts.
(A)
C03
B05
A06
B22
C28
C29 A06
B31
B01
A09
A02
B49
A13
B19
B30
B04 A04
A02
B49

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12. PIVOT COVER INSTALLATION
12.1 Assemble Pivot Covers -A/B [C18/C30] to Dual Action Arm /R [A04]
with 4 Screws M5 [B22].
12.2 Refer to the above step to install the left side parts.
DO NOT FOLD THE CABLES.
13. WATER BOTTLE HOLDER INSTALLATION
13.1 Undo 2 Screws M5 [B16] from Upright Post [A02].
13.2 Assemble Water Bottle Holder [C24] to Upright Post [A02] with 2 Screws M5
[B16] which were removed from step 13.1.
14. COMPUTER INSTALLATION
14.1 Undo the 4 Screws for Computer [B21] from bottom of Computer [D02].
14.2 Connect all matching connectors from Stationary Handlebar [A09]
and Computer [D02].
14.3 Slide extra length of cables to the opening of Stationary Handlebar [A09].
DO NOT FOLD THE CABLES.
14.4 Assemble Computer [D02] to Stationary Handlebar [A09] with 4 Screws for
Computer [B21] which were removed during step 14.1.
----- AC Adaptor Installation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Connect the AC Adaptor [D08] to the AC Plug Cable [D09] on the front of
Main Frame [A01].
2. Make sure the specifications of power supply on the Adaptor is correct
before you plug into your wall outlet.
3. Plug the other end of the AC Adaptor [D08] into the electrical wall outlet.
B22
A04
C18
C30
D08
D02
B21
A09
A02
B16
C24

Feet Adjustment
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FEET ADJUSTMENT
Adjust the Adjustable Foot Pads on the Rear Stabilizer Tube and Front Stabilizer Tube as needed to
level the elliptical trainer. The elliptical trainer has to be leveled to prevent it from wobble or shaking
during use.

Stride and Incline Adjustment
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Stride adjustment
Please turn the Right Knob [C31] counterclockwise more than 10 times to loosen it.
Hold the Adjustable Stride Disc Cover [C19] and pull the Right Knob [C31] outwards. Rotate the Adjustable Stride Disc
Cover [C19] and find the preferred stride number aligning to the tip of the diamond mark.
The pin of the lock Knob [C31] will get engaged into the disc with a click. Now turn the knob clockwise and
secure it tightly. Repeat the same procedure to the Left Adjustable Stride Knob [C13].
ENSURE STRIDE KNOBS ARE SECURED TIGHT.
Incline Adjustment
Loosen the Knob [C17] on the height adjustment tube of the Dual Action Arm [A04]. Now press the spring pin and
adjust to the required position for required incline level. Tighten the Knob [C17] after adjustment is finished. Ensure
both sides are set at the same level.
ENSURE INCLINE KNOBS ARE SECURED TIGHT.
LOOSEN
PUSH
A04
C17
Adjustable Range
(Stride 16" ~ 20")
Diamond Mark
Stride Number
C19
PULL
C31C13
A06
C31
C13
C19
C31
C19

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T rouble S hooting & Maintenance
Trouble Shooting
Noise issue during use
The most likely cause is that some nuts or bolts are loose. Please check every nut and bolt using a socket set,
spanner or Allen key. Tighten each nut and bolt securely. Where possible, use a socket set to get maximum
torque.
If the noise is coming from the front of the machine, it could be that the issue is with the bolt on the pivot of the
swinging arm (A14) where it meets the foot pedal tube (A06). This is the only fixing which should NOT be over-
tightened. If you experience noise from this area, loosen the nut by half a turn and test again. You can continue
this process until the noise has stopped.
The elliptical trainer wobbles or shakes during use
Adjust the Adjustable Foot Pads on the stabilizer tubes to level the elliptical trainer.
Computer not working correctly
Check to make sure the computer cable is connected securely.
LCD displays E-1: This indicates that the computer is not receiving your heart rate figure. Make sure to hold
both hands on the pulse sensors.
Screen is blank: Make sure you have disconnected your device from the Bluetooth receiver. When a
smartphone or tablet is connected to the computer, the screen will be blank.
Inconsistent or erratic heart rate reading
Always hold on to the handlebar grip sensors with both hands. Try to maintain moderate pressure while holding
onto the hand pulse sensors.
Polar chest strap: Make sure the chest strap sensors are lubricated well. N.B. Users with body hair may receive
inconsistent readings.
Maintenance
Nuts and bolts
Please check every nut and bolt regularly using a socket set, spanner or Allen key. Tighten each nut and bolt
securely. Where possible, use a socket set to get maximum torque.
Cleaning
The elliptical trainer can be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Do not use abrasives or solvents on
plastic parts. Please wipe your perspiration off the elliptical trainer after each use. Be careful not to get excessive
moisture on the computer display panel as this might cause an electrical hazard or electronics to fail.
Storage
Store the elliptical trainer in a clean and dry environment away from children. Please keep the
elliptical trainer, specifically the computer console, out of direct sunlight to prevent screen damage.

Computer
A11
Computer –General operation
Press any button to activate the computer
Please note the LCD screen can be tilted slightly so that it can be angled to suit your height
Types of programme
Manual mode. This programme is indicated by the letter ‘M’ and it allows you to adjust resistance manually for
the duration of your workout.
12 automatic programmes –These programmes are indicated by an icon which shows the shape of the
workout. The workout you do will always follow the shape of this icon but you can make any of these
programmes more challenging by increasing the resistance.
4 heart rate programmes –You can set a target heart rate and the resistance will adjust accordingly to keep
you exercising at your specified heart rate. If you’re below your target rate, the resistance will increase. If you
go above your heart rate, the resistance will be decreased. When you add your age, your maximum heart rate
will be calculated and you can choose whether to exercise at 55%, 75%, 90% or a specific target percentage
of your maximum heart rate.
Watt programme –This allows you to specify a target level of power that you wish to generate while you train.
Tracking power generated in watts is widely considered one of the most objective ways of measuring your
performance. In this programme the resistance will be automatically adjusted until you reach your target level
of power.
User programme –This allows you to design your own programme. You can change it at any time and if you
turn your machine off, it will still be saved when you turn it back on.
Feedback display
The computer display will give you feedback while you exercise. You can track the following values:
Speed –Displays your current speed in KPH
RPM –Displays your current rotations per minute
RPM sidebar –Displays your current rotations per minute on a colour sidebar
Time –Displays the amount of time elapsed for current workout
Distance –Displays the total distance travelled for current workout
Calories –Displays an estimate of the amount of calories burned for current workout
Watt –Displays your current power consumption in watts
Pulse –Displays current pulse (chest strap or pulse sensor connection required)
Pulse sidebar –Displays current pulse on a colour sidebar

Computer
A12
You can choose any of the values above to be displayed in a larger size. By default your speed will be
displayed large but you may prefer to focus on something different. Press the ‘Mode’ button repeatedly to
cycle through the values above.
Speed/RPM –Please note the computer will not display both speed and RPM simultaneously. If you wish to
change from speed to RPM or vice versa, press the ‘Mode’ button repeatedly and notice that it will switch on
each cycle.
Operation –Manual and Automatic programmes
On the home screen you can scroll through the programmes using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons. Select the
programme you wish to use and press the ‘Mode’ button.
Now you can select the starting resistance. Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to adjust the resistance level and
press the ‘Mode’ button to select it. N.B. Some automatic programmes will restrict how much you can adjust
the resistance. You will be constrained by the shape of the workout you have chosen. For example, you can
increase the resistance up until the point at which the most challenge section of the workout has reached the
maximum resistance level of 16.
Now you can select the time you wish to train for. Adjust the time using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons and once
you have the desired time set, press the ‘Start/Stop’ button to begin your workout.
While working through the programme you can continue to adjust the resistance. N.B. Same as above, the
extent to which you can adjust resistance may be limited by the general shape of the programme.
Operation –Heart rate training programmes
On the home screen, scroll to the heart icon and press the ‘Mode’ button to select this programme type.
Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to adjust your age and press the ‘Mode’ button to select it. Your age will be
used to calculate your maximum heart rate.
Now choose what percentage of your maximum heart rate you would like to train at. You can quickly select
55%, 75% or 90% or if you have something more specific in mind, select ‘Target’.
Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to choose your preferred heart rate percentage and press the ‘Mode’ button
to select it.
Now you can select the time you wish to train for. Adjust the time using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons and once
you have the desired time set, press the ‘Start/Stop’ button to begin your workout.
You can either use the pulse sensors on the handlebars or the wireless chest strap that was supplied with
your machine. When using the wireless chest strap, ensure you lubricate the sensors adequately and connect
securely across your chest with the centre of the belt positioned in the centre of your chest.
N.B. strap will not function as effectively on users with body hair.

Computer
A13
Operation –Watt training programme
On the home screen, scroll to the ‘W’ icon and press the ‘Mode’ button to select this programme type.
Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to select your target power output in watts. Press the ‘Mode’ button to select
it. Now you can select the time you wish to train for. Adjust the time using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons and
once you have the desired time set, press the ‘Start/Stop’ button to begin your workout.
N.B. unlike other programmes you will be unable to adjust the resistance manually while using the watt
training programme. The resistance can only be adjusted automatically by the computer to get you training at
your target power output.
Operation –User training programme
On the home screen, scroll to the ‘U’ icon and press the ‘Mode’ button to select this programme type.
Each bar represents a section of the programme and can have a resistance level anywhere between 1 and
16. Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to set the desired level of resistance. Once the resistance is set at the
required level, press the ‘Mode’ button to proceed to the next bar.
Now you can select the length of time you wish the programme to last. Hold the ‘Mode’ button down for 2
seconds. Adjust the time using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons and once you have the desired time set, press the
‘Start/Stop’ button to begin your workout.
Operation –Recovery mode
When you have finished your training you can use the recovery mode to track how quickly your heart rate
reduces. This is widely considered to be a great measure of fitness and its good value to track over time to
measure an improvement in your fitness level.
The recovery mode may be better when used with the wireless chest strap which is supplied with your model.
First make sure your heart rate is being tracked and you can see your heart rate on the display. N.B. If you
can see the letter ‘P’ this indicates that no pulse is being received.
Now press the ‘Recovery’ button. Your heart rate will continue to display for the next 60 seconds. The
computer will track how much your heart rate reduces during 60 seconds and give you a value between 1 and
6 as a measurement of your fitness. A value of F1 is considered outstanding and a value of F6 is considered
poor.
When you have completed the recovery mode exercise, press the ‘Recovery’ mode to return to the home
screen.

Computer
A14
Mobile app for smartphones and tablets
Our models are compatible with a software app which you can find on the Apple app store and the Google
Play app store. Search for ‘iConsole’ and you can download for free.
This app allows you to pick an area from google maps (anywhere in the world) and run across your chosen
route in this area. The incline will adjust as you tackle real-life gradients and you can use a scrolling photo
view where you’ll see snapshots of the local area. You can also share your workout with friends using social
media.
The software app will also allow you to run all the regular computer features such as automatic programmes,
heart rate training and watt training. The software app is regularly updated with new training features.
Setup
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device
Connect the supplied USB stick into the left-hand USB port
If you wish to charge your smart device, you can connect your USB charger to the right-hand USB port
When you first open the app, you will need to connect it with your fitness machine. By default the homepage
will be the training section. Click on the connection icon in the centre of the screen
Now select the option which includes ‘Fal Sports’. The red cross will turn into a tick and you’re ready to go.
N.B. The computer screen will go blank while the app is in use.

Warm up and stretch
B
Quadriceps Stretch
Sit with your right leg extended. Rest the sole of your left foot against
your right inner thigh. Stretch toward your toe as far as possible. Hold
for 15 counts. Relax and then repeat with left leg extended.
Inner Thigh Stretch
Sit with the soles of your feet together with your knees pointing outward.
Pull your feet as close into your groin as possible. Gently push your knees
towards the floor. Hold for 10 counts.
Toe Touches
Slowly bend forward from your waist, letting your back and
shoulders relax as you stretch towards your toes. Reach down as
far as you can and hold for 15 counts.
Hamstring Stretches
With one hand against a wall for balance, reach behind you and pull your right foot
up. Bring your heel as close to your buttocks as possible. Hold for 15 counts and
repeat with your left foot.

P art Lis t
C1
Part No
Description
Qty
Part No
Description
Qty
A01
Welded, Main Frame
1
B21
Screw for Computer
4
A02
Welded, Upright Post
1
B22
Screw M5
39
A03
Welded, Dual Action Arm /L
1
B23
Screw #8
2
A04
Welded, Dual Action Arm /R
1
B24
Nut M10
1
A05
Welded, Foot Pedal Tube /L
1
B25
Screw M5
2
A06
Welded, Foot Pedal Tube /R
1
B26
1/4”Washer
4
A07
Front Stabilizer Tube
1
B27
C-ring R-47
2
A08
Rear Stabilizer Tube
1
B28
Pin
2
A09
Welded, Stationary Handlebar
1
B29
Nut M20
1
A10
Welded, Cross Main Frame /L
1
B30
Curve Washer M8
4
A11
Welded, Cross Main Frame /R
1
B31
Screw M8
3
A12
Dual Action Handlebar Tube /L
1
B32
Nut M10
1
A13
Dual Action Handlebar Tube /R
1
B33
Spring
2
A14
Welded, Dual Action Arm /Lower
2
B34
Screw M5
1
A15
Internal Disc /L
1
B35
Screw M4
4
A16
Internal Disc /R
1
B36
Washer M20
2
A17
External Disc
2
B37
Screw M6
4
B01
Curve Washer M8
9
B38
Nut M20
2
B02
Screw M8
6
B39
Shaft Housing
4
B03
Bolt M8
3
B40
Screw M6
8
B04
Carriage Bolt M8
4
B41
C-ring R-35
2
B05
Screw M6
8
B42
M6 Bolt
8
B06
Bolt M8
4
B43
M6 Bolt
4
B07
Washer 5/16"
6
B44
M6 Bolt
4
B08
Bolt M8
2
B45
M6 Nylon Nut
16
B09
Nylon Nut M8
2
B46
1/4”Lock Nut
2
B10
Washer 3/8"
4
B47
Screw 1/4"
2
B11
Bolt 3/8"
4
B48
Spring Washer 3/8"
4
B12
Screw M3
4
B49
Spring Washer M8
13
B13
Shaft ∅20
2
C01
Main Cover /R
1
B14
Spacer
1
C02
Main Cover /L
1
B15
Bushing Spacer
6
C03
Foot Pedal /R
1
B16
Screw M5
2
C04
End Cap 4"
4
B17
Screw M4
4
C05
Adjustable Foot Pad M8
4
B18
Screw M3
2
C06
Hat Cover
1
B19
Nylon Nut M8
4
C07
Belt
1
B20
Screw M3
2
C08
End Cap
2

P art Lis t
C2
Part No
Description
Qty
Part No
Description
Qty
C09
Foam Grip
2
C33
Main Cover-Front /L
1
C10
Plastic Disc
2
C34
Main Cover-Middle /R
1
C11
Upright Tube Spacer
2
C35
Main Cover-Middle /L
1
C12
Foot Pedal /L
2
C36
O-ring ∅48.7
2
C13
Knob -L
1
D01
Hand Pulse Sensor
1Set
C14
Hand Grip
1
D02
Computer
1
C15
Bearing Housing
2
D03
Self-Powered Flywheel
1
C16
Plug
6
D04
Cable Upper
1
C17
Knob
4
D05
Cable Lower
1
C18
Pivot Cover -B
2
D06
Motor (Cable)
1
C19
Disc Cover
2
D07
Sensor (Cable)
1
C20
Bushing-Standard
2
D08
AC Adaptor
1
C21
Disk Cover Plug
2
2
1
D10
Hand Pulse Cable
1
C22
Disk Cover /R
2
D11
Motor Tension Cable
1
C23
Disk Cover /L
1
D12
Quick Key /L (Cable)
1
C24
Water Bottle Holder
1
D13
Quick Key /R (Cable)
1
C25
Bearing Bushing
1
D14
Hand Pulse Sensor
2Set
C26
Washer ∅14
6
D15
Hand Pulse Cable
2
C27
Rubber Gasket
4
D16
Quick Key Cable
1
C28
Pivot Cap -A
1
D17
Quick Key Cable
1
C29
Pivot Cap -B
2
E01
Bearing 6004
2
C30
Pivot Cover -A
2
E02
Bearing 6003
8
C31
Knob -R
2
E03
Bearing 2204
2
C32
Main Cover-Front /R
1
F01
Water Bottle
1

D02
C24
C16
B31
B01
A09
B01
B31
B31
B01
C16
B22
A02
C06
A01
C30
C18
A03
A14
B13
C15
E02
C25
B15
C26
C15
E02
C25
B15
C26
C20
C15
E02
C25
B15
B07
B06
A05
B08
B09
C12
C29
C28
B05
B19
B19
B30
B30
B04
B04
D08
B04
B30
B30
B19
C18
C30
C20
C11
C15
E02
C25
B15
B07
B06
A14
B13
C15
E02
C25
B15
C26
C15
E02
C25
B15
C26
A04
B05
B05
C03
A06
C28
C29 B08
B07
B09
B22
B22
C22
C21
A11
A10
C21
C23
B03
B29
A08
C04
C05
B10
B11
B11
B10
C05
B22
B22
C01
B22
B25
B25
B22
B22
B22B22
C02
B22
B22
B35
B24 B32
E01
E01
B14
F01
D03
D06
B02
B02
B02
B01
B01
B01
B22
B22
C07
C17
B28 B33
B28 B33
C17
B22
B22
B22
B22
B22
B22
B22
B16
C27
B45
B45
B45
B45
B45
B45
D15
D16
B23
D17 D15
B23
C11
B21
C14
C14
D10
D01
B18
D01
B18
B01
D05
D04
B35
D07
B34
D11
B17
A16
C10
A17
C19
C10
A17
C19
E03
B36
B38
A15
E03 B38
B36
B07
B35
B45
B45
B40
B40
B40
B40
C33
C32
C34
C35
C36
C36
B27
B27
B03
B03
E02
E02
B41
B41
B07
B06
B07
B06
B37
B37
B37
B37
B39
B39
B39
B39
C31
C13
C08
C08
B47
B26
B26
B26
B46
B26
B47
A07
C05
C05
B10
B11
C04
C04
C04
B20
D12
B20
C16
C09
A12
D14
B12
D14
C16 D14
B12
C09
B20
D13
A13
D14
B22
B22
B42
B42
B44
B43
B43
B42
B43
B44
B43
B42
B49
B49
B49
B49
B49
B49
B49 B48
B48
B49
B49