Tunturi FAMILY User manual

TheTunturi Family and Family Super
are exercise cycles for home use. An
ideal exerciser for all ages, the Tun-
turi Family can be adjusted to suit
children or adults, fit or not so fit
For the more demanding user; the
Tunturi Family Super with its heavier
cast-iron flywheel gives smoother
pedalling than the standard Family
model.

ASSEMBLY
The Family exercise cycle is easy to
assemble using the tools supplied in
the package as follows:
1. Push the handlebar column into
the frame and tighten lightly. Fix the
speedometer to the support by
tightening the nut under the sup¬
port. Connect the free end of the
speedometer cable to the meter
2. Fix the rear leg support in place
by inserting the screw from below
and tightening the nut from above
with the wrench.
3. Unscrew the green plugs from
the right-hand crank and pedal.
Using the wrench provided, fix the
pedal to the crank by turning clock¬
wise.
4. Unscrew the red plugs from the
left-hand pedal and crank. Fix the
pedal to the crank turning in an anti¬
clockwise direction. The right and
left pedals are also distinguished by
the letters R and L stamped on their
axles.
Make sure all screws and nuts are se¬
curely tightened before using the
exercise cycle.
ADJUSTMENTS
Seat
Adjust the seat height so that, with
the leg straight and the pedal in its
lowest position, the ball of the foot
reaches the pedal (fig. 4).
The seat angle can be adjusted by
placing the required number of spa¬
cers under the securing screws.
Handlebars
Loosen the triangular locking knob
and adjust the handlebars so that the
user can pedal comfortably with the
arms almost straight. Never lift the
handlebar or seat columns above
the ”Min” mark on the column.
Resistance
Adjust resistance by turning the
control lever on the handlebars.
Pedalling should usually be started
at a low resistance. After a few
minutes’ warming up, resistance can
gradually be increased.
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MAINTENANCE
AND STORAGE
Storage
Store the Tunturi Family in a dry
place with as little temperature va¬
riation as possible and protect it
from dust. It is not advisable to use
the cycle in damp conditions, as
the braking surface on the flywheel
may rust, resulting in faulty opera¬
tion.
Maintenance
The Tunturi Family and Family Su¬
per are durable and made to with¬
stand continuous use. However; to
keep your exercise cycle in good
working order; it is important to
carry out a few simple adjustment
and maintenance procedures at re¬
gular intervals:
Brake belt:
Adjust brake belt tightness if requi¬
red. To do this, open the clasp
above the flywheel and tighten the
belt by pulling it. When the tension
is correct, the flywheel should ro¬
tate freely with the resistance
control lever at 0.
Chain
The chain should be lubricated
with a suitable oil twice a year Re¬
move the right-hand chain guard
and apply lubricant, preferably
with a spray.
If the chain is noisy, it is either too
tight or loose. Adjust by loosening
the flywheel axle nuts and moving
the flywheel either backwards or
forwards. Make sure that the chain
is in alignment after retightening
the nuts.
Grease the handlebar and seat
height adjustment screw threads
with vaseline e.g. twice a year
Any water-solvent detergent can
be used for cleaning the outer
casing. Solvents should not be
used.
TECHNICAL DATA
- length 74 cm
- width 51 cm
- height 80- 110 cm
- weight 14 kg, Super 19 kg
- weight of flywheel 2 kg,
Super 8 kg
- handlebar height adjustment - white impact-resistant baked-on
30 cm enamel finish
- seat height adjustment 30 cm - speedometer
- robust steel tube frame - safe, completely enclosed
- long-lasting brake belt allowing construction
stepless adjustment of resistance
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SPARE PARTS
Picture No. Part No.
Picture No. Part No.
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2 503.111.83 40 663.105.83
3 153.155.83 41 533.106.78
4 212.102.85 42
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5 173.112.83 43 61.1001
6 513.204.82 44
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8 653.172.83 46
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9 523.104.81 47
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16 503.122.87
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17
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18-19 363.135.84
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18 363.136.84
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20 353.103.85 58
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26 103.120.85 63 213.101.77
27
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28 60.08.040.40 65 423.163.71
29 61.0821
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30 533.153.85 67 62.081710
31 143.116.83 68 523.10785
32 651.900,70 70 343.109.83
33 60.48.013.50 71 303.106.83
34-35
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35 252.000.11 72 423.10783***
36 60.05.015.17
37 503.11785 ♦ F amily Super (Mod. Eur)
38 61.0510 ♦♦ F amily Super (Mod SF)
*** Family
WHAT
TO DO IF...
FAULT
Handlebar or seat not secure
REASON
Adjustment knob does not tighten
ACTION
Unscrew the knob and grease the threads. Retighten by hand.
Brake not operating
Brake belt loose Open clasp and tighten belt.
Pedal not secure
Axle loose Screw pedal onto crank with wrench. See Assembly, 3.
Chain noisy Chain dry
Chain tight
Chain out of alignment
Remove right-hand chain guard and oil chain.
Loosen flywheel nuts and move flywheel backwards or forwards.
Remove right-hand chain guard. Loosen flywheel axle nuts and move flywheel sideways
until chain is in alignment. Retighten the nuts.
Chain rubbing against chain guard Chain loose or too near guard Open flywheel axle nuts and move flywheel forward.
Manufacturer: Tunturipyora Oy
20760 Piispanristi, Finland
Tel, [phone] III Telex 62 617
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