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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This device complies with the requirements of the stand-
ards EN 957-1, EN 957-5, use class H (H = home use). The
device is designed for home use. The device was tested
taking safety factors according to European standard EN
957 into consideration.
Please note that this is a class A exercise device. It thus has
an extremely accurate display.
This is a speed and/or rpm independent device. When oper-
ating the device the resistance is kept constant independ-
ently of the speed.
Resistance measurement/wattage measurement:
The wattage measurement and/or resistance measure-
ment is taken o at the crank (without taking the pedals
into consideration).
Measuring with the pedals assembled would lead to devia-
tions.
Individual user data, such as size, weight and custom set-
tings to the pedals also have a considerable inuence on
the value.
Performing wattage measurement
Speed for test: Settings to check:
50 rpm 50 W and 100 W
60 rpm 150 W and 200 W
The CE label relates to the electromagnetic compatibil-
ity of the device (EU Directive 2004/108/EU). The tness
equipment is not a toy and must be kept out of the reach
of children when not used. Keep small children out of the
range of the device during exercise in order to avoid risk of
injury. Proper use of this equipment is reserved for adults
or youths with appropriate physical and mental develop-
ment. Make sure that each user is familiar with the use and
handling of the device or is under supervision. Parents and
other guardians should be aware of their responsibilities,
as children's natural play instinct and love of experiment-
ing can result in situations and behaviour for which the
tness equipment was not designed.
Above all, point out to children that the equipment is not
a toy.
To avoid impairing your health, or to minimise existing
risks, consult a doctor before your rst exercise session to
perform a general tness check. In case of special impedi-
ments, e.g. if you have a pacemaker, are pregnant, have
orthopaedic problems or take medication, please discuss
the exercise with your doctor rst. Improper or excessive
exercise can endanger your health, cause damage/injury,
and even fatality! Stop training immediately if you feel
weak or dizzy, if you feel nauseous or experience chest
pain, heart palpitations, or other symptoms. Consult a doc-
tor immediately if these symptoms arise.
Excessive temperature changes, high moisture levels, and
wetness can aect the working life of your exercise equip-
ment, in particular of electronic parts, and may damage
them beyond repair.
The equipment is not suitable for outdoor use.
To achieve optimum training results and avoid injury,
always allow time for a warm-up phase before training and
a cool-down phase after training. Check the "Warm-up and
Stretching Exercises" section for appropriate exercises.
When exercising, wear comfortable, but not excessively
loose clothing in order to avoid getting caught. Always
wear suitable footwear, such as gym shoes; never exercise
bare footed.
"WARNING! Heart frequency monitoring systems can be
inaccurate. Excessive exercising can damage your health
or be fatal. Stop exercising immediately if you feel dizzy/
weak".
The braking system on this device is not adjustable.
Before you start exercising, make sure the equipment is
standing rmly on a stable and at surface. Make sure the
surface is rm, at and not slippery. Level the device in
case of an uneven oor.
Note minimal insertion point marks - "max" for maximum
mark - when setting up the equipment.
When exercising with the
equipment, make sure that
you have enough space to
move and that no levers,
adjusting mechanisms or
setting aids, or persons, es-
pecially small children, pro-
trude into the movement
area and thus impair your
training or cause injury.
We recommend a safety
margin of 1.5 x 1.5 m around
the device. After use, always leave or store the tness
equipment in a safe state to avoid injury from protruding
parts.
Wattage testing
device
Motor
system
Computer Wattage
display
CPU
Controller
Braking
system
Flywheel
55
cm
116
cm
148
cm
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