Tunturi J661F User manual

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REMARKS AND WARNINGS
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PLEASE READ THIS OWNER’S MANUAL THROUGH CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLING.
USING AND SERVICING
THE DEVICE IS DESIGNED FOR DOMESTIC AND INSTITUTIONAL REHABILITATION USE. THE TUNTURI
WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY FOR FAULTS AND MALFUNCTIONS IN DOMESTIC AND INSTITUTIONAL
REHABILITATION USE. NOTICE THAT THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER DAMAGE DUE TO
NEGLIGENCE OF ADJUSTMENT OR MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL
PLEASE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE NOTES REGARDING LUBRICATION AND ADJUSTMENT
OF THE RUNNING BELT.
The figures referred to in the text are in the back fold.
Before connecting the device to a power source make sure that the local vollaye matches that which
is incicoted on tho type pinto. The device operates on 230 V voltage. The device’s maximum power
consumption is 10 A The device may only be plugged into an earthed socket. Never use extension
cords between the treadmill and your wall outlet.
Outlets, that service multiple appliances, or have fluctuating voltage of more than 5 %. may result in
erratic performance or cause damage to treadmill electronics. Using elect leal power other than that
which has been specified in this manual, wiH ultimately void any warranty, implied or otherwise.
Before you start using the treacfvil, make sure that it functions correctly in every way. Do not use a faulty
device.
Do not attempt any servicing or adjustment other than those described in this manual. The given
instructions must be followed carefully.
Never operate with the dust or side covers removed.
Make sure that the treadmill is unplugged and turned off before beginning any assembly or mantenar.ee
procedwes.
Always unpkry the treadmill from the electrical outlet after each trailing session.
Do not pull the treadmill oy its power cord.
* Do not use outdoors.
Pace the treaomili on a ftm, level surface. Mow 120 cm / 4 feet of clea-ance behind the treadmill and 6C
cm t 2 reox on either side and in front ol the treaom.il.
Parents and others responsible for children should note that children 'a natural playfunevt and curiosity
may tend to situations and hohaviojr for which tho troadmJI it net designed. II children ere allowed to use
the treacmii'. they should be supervised aid taught to use It proper!)-, keeping in mind the child's physical
and mental development and their cersorality.
I his treadmil is equipped w,th a ccrd navngan equipment earthed connector and an earthed plug. Do
not modify Uia plug provided with lire UcaJnM in any way. If il wit not fit your outlet, 'raw a proper outlet
instated hy a parson larriliar with tho maintenance of a'aciromecbanica' devices and authorized unde- the
lavs of Me country In question lor otherwse) to cany cut maintenance and repair work.
Do not apply sticcne as It w.U damage the running deck.
Before operating me veadrrtu famrtanie yoursek w,th the adjustments, displays and keys.
NOTE!
Before you start any training, consult a physician to check your state of health.
U you experience nausea dUziress or other abnormal symptoms whHe ex&cls'ny. stop your workout at
once and consult a physician.
’ Only one person may use the treadmill at a time.
Always use the handlebar when stepping on or off the treadmill and when changing speed. Do not jump
oil the mnnmg beh. when it is moving.
Keep hands dear of any .noting parts. Never place hards, feet or ary other objects under the treamlll.
Wear appropriate clothing and s hoes when exorcising. Mako euro year thoolacos aro property ‘.rod To
avoid injury and unnecessary wear on your treacmii. be sure your shoes are free of any debris such as
gravel and small pebbles
* The treadmkl is equipped with a safety tether key. II the key is removed from its place near the electronic
display, the treadmill will immediately stop. A'ways clip the cod attached to the safety tether key to apart
o/yc jr clothing so that tho hoy will bo pul'od from its ptaco, stopping tho troodmik, ifnocossary.
* Aiwa/s strech your muscles prior to and following any exercise program.
* The treadmill must not be used by persons weighing more than 110 kg.

ASSEMBLY
Before assembly, insore all parts are p-esent f fig. 1).
POWER CORD
Plug foe seeker end of Me power cord into tie treaOnill at
the lower right front corner f fig. 6).
A Meter
B Satefy tether key with ccrd I* 1 spare key)
C Power cord
0 Left handlebar
E Right tenciebar with attached meter case
F Main frame
Assomnly kit (4 xM8x 45 mm screws 41 nuts.
8 x washers, 6 mm. alien wrer.ch, muVfunctonal tool,
r-Lobe can)
if necessary, contact the dealer and giro the model, aerial
number and spare pad number of the rrissng oan from the
spate part list at the back of the manual.
RotO'9 connecting the device to a powar source, make sure
from foe fvoe plate at the lower right corner of the treadmill,
next to the power swteh. that the voltage s correct (230 V)-
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Turn on ttys power snitch a? the lower rigrt front corner of
the treadmill. Whan the treadmil is switched on, the system
firs’, checks LED display operation. After this the meter
displays the "tuntun J 660" emblem and then the meter will
display the 'enter weight " mode.
□ oce foe treaorrut has been unpacked, assemo/e as follows
i 'loft, right, front and Dock arc m econ from the exercizing
position):
HANDLEBARS
Remove and cfspose *he silicate bag from the bottom of the
right handlebar The purpose of this bag is simoly to absorb
dampness duiing transportation and storage.
Push toe 'oft handlebar inside the plastic meter be so
attached to the right handlebar
When toe top of the left hanolebar is touching ‘he top of toe
tight handlebar, tighten the screws /' the bottom of the
meter base, while enojrlrg the hanotobam am bold cosurety
together (fig. 2).
NOTE! Be careful not to pinch o’otherwise damage the fat
ribbon cable that runs Inside the right handlebar.
Push both handlebars in place inside the frame tubes end
fasten the handlebars tight with screws, washers and nuts
(fig. 3).
SAFETY TETHER KEY
The treadmill s equipped with a satety tether Key. IT tne key
is removed from its placo rear the electronic display, the
treadmill will immediately s too. Insert the yeJIow sa'ety tether
key Into the meter base. Attach the clip or. the other end of
the co f d to your shin or collar.
NOTE*. Tho treadmill cannot be used end tho motor will
not function completely if the tether key is not properly
installed in the meter base (text “tEtH’ in the display).
STORAGE POSITION
After the norkout, the ruming base can be 'elded up into he
stomge position n Oder to save space.
NOTE! Ahvey s turn off 1 ho power switch at tho right front
corner before folding up the treadmill. As a safety feature,
the J 661F is equipped with an irrmctuliser which makes
turning the treadmill in storage positon impossible.
NOTE' Always remember to leek the running base in he
storage positon with the safet)- lock.
METER
Plug in the pulse cable and fat ribbon cabte esnneefors on
the back side of toe display. Tuck tote caotes Imido the meter
bo so. Carefully sfdo tho motor onto tho baso (fig. 4)
NOTEI Be careful not to pinch or otherwise damage the
cables.
Remove the protecting flm from the display.
METER CABLE
Plug tho Icwor end of tho flat ribbon cable coming out from
the baht sdecover info toe upper end coming out of of the
right handtebar. Thread Me connected cable irsios the hole
in toe sdecover and push the co/erplug on the through hole
so that the cable vrill not be damaged (fig. 5)
EXERCISING
Wcrkino cut using a ’readmit is excellent aerobic exercise,
the principle being that Me exerc/se should be suitably light,
but of ong duration. Aerobic exercise is basea on Improving
the body's maximum oxygen uptake, which in turr. improves
arduranc.a arxi fitness. The a bitty of the tody to burn fat as
a fuels drectly dependent on its oxygen-uptake capacity.
Aerobic exercise shoulo above all oe pleasant. You shoj/o
perspire, Out you should not get out of breeth during the
wcrkcut. You m< st. for example, be able to speak and not
jus', pant. You should exerc'se at Idas', three times a week,
30 minutes at a time, to reach a basic fitness level.
Maintaining this teve requires a few exercse sessions each
woe*. Once Me basic condH'on has been readied. It h easily
improved simpiy by Increasing the number o' exercise
sessions.
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METER (FIGURE)
KEYS
A. RCSCT
Wten the treadmill is nunning: Resets time, distance met
kiloca'ories. When the txeadmSl is stooped: Returns meter to
the 'enter weight” noce. To continue, ether set weight with
the enow keys end gush the ENTER key or fust gusli ENTER
and acccot tho default weight.
B. SCAN / SELECT
Press.ng this key once starts scanning the different display
waves. Pressing the fey a second time stops scanning,
allowing tho computer to display the current parameter
C. + AND - ARROW KEYS (SET / ADJUST)
These keys are used to set the correct weight for the
calculation or energy consumption In addition the arrow
keys arts usod in the user set up mode.
D. UP AND DOWN ARROW KEYS (% ELEVATION)
UP-key increases the e'evation in 1 % increments. The back
of the treadmill goes down increasing the elevation UOWN-
koy decreases the elevation in 1 % increments. Tits back of
the treadmill wii rise decreasing the elevation
E. ENTER
Used to comirrr the set user weight, in adotion the ENTER
key is used in tho user set up mode
F. MEMORY
The MEMOPY-key is used to save and open one of the five
preprogrammed workouts or one manually made workout.
G. TORTOISE (SPEED / SLOW)
Decreases belt speed in 0.1 increments.
M. MARE (SPEED / FAST)
Increases belt raced in 0.1 increments
I. STOP
Stops the treadmill motor and running belt. If p-essodonce,
enters the 'pause" mode, aji exercise data including current
speed and elevation arc stored temporarily in the memory of
the meter for 1-5 minutes (depending on the se 4 pause time¬
out durahon). Tbs function allows you to pause the treadmill
for some minutes and then continue ycur workout without
losing the numeric# data, if trie STOP key fi> pressed twice
or when too pause time has expired, tho metor will continue
displaying the cumulative Paining values, but it is rot
possible to continue the workout frem those values.
FUNCTIONS
The small light next to each function indicates which function
is currently displayed.
J. DISTANCE
Displays distanso t’a voted during the oxorcise session in
kilometres or miles (00 0-99.9).
%ELEVATION
Displays current %eie/ation 'O-lO %).
PULSE (OPTIONAL)
Displays puhe
K. TIME
Displays the elapsed time of the exercise session in m.nutes
and seconds (00.00-99.59minutes In I second increments).
PACE
Displays the time it takes to run/walka kiorretre ora mile at
the current speed.
WEIGHT
Displays user weignt entered
L. SPEED
Displays belt speed either in km/h (i.b- I6.0krn'h)o/ir mph
( 1 . 0 - 10.0 mph).
CALORIES
Displays estreated energy consumption in kiloca'ories |D-
993 keel). Tits rioter usas values tor weight, lime, speed and
elevation to calculate the cumulative kilocalorioi bumod
during the exercise session. Since people's capacity to
produce energy varies, the energy consumption dsplay
shows is an approximation ol the real consumption.
MEMORY
The small light next to the MEMORY text Is on whan a pre¬
programmed ora user programme Is being used.
USER SET UP MODE
This treadmill features a user set up mode which enables
the user to choose between certaxi set up parameters:
Crtglish (mile, mph, Ibsfor moUic units (km. Km/h, kg), audio
signals or or off and pause time-out O/ratlon. In addition you
can enable cr disable memory protection from the user set
up mode.
1. Press and hold the S TOP key while pressing the
SCAIJ/SELECT (wren meter displays "ontor
weight" mode).
2. The meter will display either 'EngL ’ (tor English
units) or I So" (lor metric units). Choose the
desired units by using the arrow keys.
3. Press the SCAN/SELECT key again The meter
will dsplay either "Aud 1 " Audio signal on) or
-AudO~ Audit signal off). Choosa the desired
parameter by using the arrow keys.
4. Press the SCAN/SELECT key again. The meter
wd dsplay either To 1", *fo 2”, To 3". "to 4” or
"to 5' (- time out). Chjose the desredpause
time-out duration by using the arrow keys. If you
have chosen e.g. To 4 ", the meier will memorize
the exercising data for 4 minutes al.owng you to
continue tranmg within that rime without losing
any numerical data
5. Press the SCAN/SELECT key again. The meter
will dsplay either m PEnb" (memory protection off)
or "Pens' (memory protection on). When the
memory protection is switched on. the training
programmes saved in the memory of the meter
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cannot be notified. Choose the desired
peramotor by using tho arrow hoys.
6. Press the EIJTER-key to return to -enter weight'
mode.
ENTER YOUR WEIGHT
Wnen the treadmill is switched on, the J 66 IF display will
read the meter type “tunturl J CGO' and tlien display the
“enter weight" node.
1. The smal light next tc WEIGHT will blink and the
display shews the last entered weight.
2. Sot your own weight to the motor in kg or tbs by
using the arrow keys. The unit depends on the
chosen parameter in the use- set up erode.
3. Press ENTER to confirm Uie set weigh!.
4. The small light nex f tc SPEED turns or and the
display shows 0.0 speed.
BEGIN TRAINING
Always hold the handrail for sjpport when getting on or off
the treadmill and when chang rig the speed during exercise.
Dc net jump off the running belt wide it is moving!
NOTEI Stand on the landing rails to the left and right of the
running belt. Do net stand on the running belt.
MANUAL AND PROGRAMME MODE
MANUAL MODE
If you do not want tc use the preprogrammed workouts, start
the training by pressing the HARE rey once. The belt will
start moving at I.SkrrJh \or 1.0 mph). Steady yourself by
holding onto the handlebars and carefuly stepping onto the
moving belt. Increase soeed by pressing the HARE key until
the desired speed is reached. To s low down, press the
TCRTOIGE hey
NOTE! Never step onto the rjnnng belt at speeds greater
than 1.5 km/h or 1.0 nph.
If requested ycu can change the elevation angle of the
treadmill during tho train.ng by using lha UP and DOWN
arrow keys. The UP-key increases the elevation in 1%
increments. The back cf the treaOmik gees down increasing
the elevation. The DDVYN-Keydecreases the etevaton in ?%
increments. The bock tithe treadmill wit rise decreasing I'm
alovatinn
PROGRAMME MODE
If you want to choose one of the preprogrammed workouts
ora user programme, press the MEMORY hey. If a user
programme has not been recorded earlier you can only
choose 6 preprogrammed workout. Choose the desired
programme alternative by using the arrow keys (SET)
ADJUST ■ Confirm by pressing the ENTER key.
It you have selected cne of the orepregrammeo profiles,
prose thon too arrow keys (SET/ADJUST) unfit tho dosirod
Intensity level is displayed: IL 1 = Beginner. IL 2 =
Intermediate, IL 3 = Advanced Intermediate, IL 4 a
Advanced, and IL 5 = Athletic. Press the ENTER key to
confirm the selected Intensity level. Each preprogrammed
workout profllo can bo oxocutcd at five dlffont mtonslty
levels, except ~Easy Vvalkng' which has three levels
Start the programme b/pressrg the HARE key. The ospay
beeps twice and the running belt begins to move. The meter
also beeps for 15 seconds before each change in speed
and/or elevation during the programme.
PROGRAMME PROFILES
The J 661F has five dfterent specially designed training
programmes In Its memory. You can also record and s a/e
one own programme to suit your specific needs (see 2.12.).
If necessary, you can also change the speed and elevation
of the preprogrammed workouts during the training
depending on your condition
PROGRAMME 1: EASY WALKING
This programme is especially suitable for warm up and
coolirg down. There are only very rrincr changes in speed
and elevation throughout the whole programme. This
programme can bo executed at three different intensity
levels The programme duration with the lowest level is 15
minutes, with trie second level 20 minutes and with the
highest level 25 minutes.
PROGRAMME 2: TIME / DISTANCE
This programme strengthens cardiovascular system as well
as the muscles of the upper and ower body. It helps you to
maintain the current level of fitness you have gained. Tne
programme duration vanes from 20 to 4C minutes according
to the different intensity levels.
PROGRAMME 3: HILL CLIMBING
A cardiovascular condtioning programme Slight changes
in speeo accompanied by drastic incline changes help
create a stronger head and greater cardiac output. The
programme duration varies from 15 to 25 minutes according
to the different intensity levels.
PROGRAMME 4: CARDIOVASCULAR TRAINING
This programme Is based on the principle of intend training.
The heart rate is elevated to 85% of its maximum for Severn I
minutes and then allowed to rest for several minutes. This
programme will increase your cartiovascular capacity to
enatWe ycur Dod/ tc handle workouts of longer duration. Ihe
programme duration varies from 15 to 35 minutes
depending on the chosen intensity level.

PROGRAMME 6: WEIGHT LOSS
AT THE END OF
EVERY EXERCISE SESSION BE SURE TO:
Ths programme has been de veloped for individuals whose
goal Is to bum excess body fet or to mao tan present body
weight If you are just beginning a weight loss programme,
a long duration exercise session at any intensity would be too
strenuous. Thorofo'o start wth ovei one and chttngo too
intensity level gradually after reg\ila r training of four to six
weeks It is impotart to allow your muscles and metabolism
to get used to the new rhythm and life style. The programme
duration vanes from 25 to 45 minutes depending on the
chosen intensity level.
THE SCAN FUNCTION
Pressing the SCAN/SELECT koy once starts scanning
through the different computer functions. Fach display is
actve for 3 seconds.
NOTE I Pulse Is displayed only wlmii tin pulse transmitter
is attached around the chest.
By pressing the SCAN/SELECT key again, the SCAN
function will stop and the computer will continue to shew the
cunent function In the display window.
THE PAUSE FEATURE
if you wish to pause die treadmill for a write, press fie STOP
koy once. Tho running bolt stops. All exorcise data including
current speed and elevation ere stored temporarily in the
memory of tho meter for 1 -5 minutes (depending cn the set
pause time-cut duration).
To continue exercising press the HARE key The treadmill will
return to its last speed and resume the time, distance and
energy assumption counters.
If the STOP key is pressed twice o< when the pause time has
expired, the meter will continue displaying the cumufatlvo
training values, tut it is not oossibe to continue the wc/kojt
from those values. The display will return to the weight entry
mode by pressing tne RESET or ENTER keys.
NOTE I Do not remove the lothor koy whon ycu pauso tho
treadmill. This wJI stop the treadmill anc the elapsed timer.
COMPLETE
YOUR EXERCISE SESSION
The treadmill can be stopped in several wan. tor example:
1. By pressing the STOP key.
2. By removing the safety" tether key.
3. By decreasing the running speed to 0.0 km/h or
mph by using the TORTOISE key (SPEED/SLOWI.
4. By reach,ng the end of a programmed workout.
St'octi year muscles following any exercise
programme.
Use tne main power switch to turn the unit oft.
Never leave the saiety tetner key in the treadmill.
Unplug tho electrical cord from tfre waf\ outlet and
from the treadmill.
Store the e/ectncal cord where it is clear from all
pathways and out of childrens' reach.
It necessary clean the treadmill from sweat with a
damp clcth. Do not us: solvents.
RECORDING AND
SAVING A USER PROGRAMME
U requested you can save your training workout In the
momoy of the motor after tho workout has boon finished.
The J 56 IF s'lows you to save one programme.
1. Press the MEMORY key after entering user
weight (see ENTER YOUR WEIGHT,:
2. Usino the arrow keys (SET/ADJUST select a
programme iPrc 1-5). If a user programme has
already beer saved in the memoy cf the meter
ea’liet, the dsptay will firs: read Usr I. Press
ENTER.
3. Select desired intensity lerel \IL I-5) by using the
arrow keys (SEVADJUST,. Press ENTER.
4. Start tha training. Speed end elevation can be
adjusted during the workcut. if desired.
5. Complete the recorded workout by running to the
end of tho programme or Oy pressing the STOP
key (twice if you step training in tho miodto of tho
workcut).
6. I he meter wit dspiay the text ‘Save no", ti you
wish to save th/s particula' workout In the memory
of the meter or the changes mat you have dor.o
to an earner saved programme, press ether one
of the arrow keys (SEVADJUST) and the exspay
wit read 'Save yes'. Press ENTER.
7. The workout has been saved in tho memory of
the meter as a user programme.
PULSE MEASUREMENT
The J 661F is manufactured with heart rate monitoring
capability. Tnts treadmill nas been fitted with an Internal
pulse receiver to make it comoatble with Pole’ t&erretnc
heart rata transmitters. The transrrrttc may txs purchased as
an accessory:
The telemetric heart ■ ate measurement, in which the
electrodes oi the transmitter fastened to tne chest transmit
the pulses from the heart to the meter by means of an
electromagnetic field, is the most reiabe method of heed
rate measurement.
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Slroukl you wish to purchase the accessory phase contact
your local Tunturi dealer or distributor forfurthor information.
HEART RATE TRANSMITTER
If you wart to measure your pulse telemctncalty during your
wcrkcut start by attaching the elastic belt to the pulse
transmitter.
Moisten tua grooved electrodes on the transmitter ben with
saliva or water. If you wear the transmitter and belt ever a
light shirt, moisten the shirt slightly at tie points where tne
o!root rod os touch tho shirt.
Faster the transmitter just Deiow the chest frmly enough so
that the electrodes remain in contact with the skin whle
turning, but not so tght that normal Dreaming is prevented.
NOTE! If the electrode surfaces are not moist, the pulse
reading will rot appear on the display. II the electrodes a~e
dry, moisten them again. It is also important to allow the
a/ectrodes to warm up properly (o ensure accurate pulse
measurement.
The transmitter automatically transmits the pulse reeding to
the meter up fo a distance of about 1 m. Display will shew
pulse wlien the small light is on next to tie PULSE text. The
light flashes m trro with tho user's heartbeat, if thoro aro
severe teiemetrlc pulse measurement devices next In each
other, the distance between them should be at least 1.5 n.
Ttm transmitter Is swltcneo to an active state only when ft is
bong used lor measurement. Swoat and other moisture
can. however, keep the transmitter in an active state and
waste battery energy. Therefore It is important to dry the
electrodes carefjiy alter use.
ADJUSTMENTS
Mender belt tracking during exercise and make aeij< i«morfc
as needed (described below).
ALIGNING THE RUNNING BELT
The running belt should remain cent&edon theJ 661 Fat all
times. Normally when the unit Is in the boriziontal position
aria the belt properly tightened the belt will stay in the
middle. It a, however, possible for tho belt to be pushed ;o
one. side die to tne user's running style (eg. mom weight cn
one foot). The alignment of the belt Is adjusted by turning the
two bolts at the back of the treadmill. Proceed then as
follows:
1 Turn the power switch on and increase the
treadmill's speed to 5 km/h (3 mph).
z. if tne oen darts;o the ten. turn the left adjustment
bo.* 1/8 turn clockwise and the rght
adjustment tolt 1/8 turn anticlockwise.
3. If the belt drfts to the right, turn the right
adjustment bolt 1/8 turn clockwise and the lett
adjustment bolt 1/8 turn enticlodrw.se
Do not turn more than 1/8 at the turn as already
uey small adjustments effect the alignment.
4. If the boll remains central,sod tho adjustmont is
correct, tf not. continue to make small
adjustments as above, chocking for centralisation
each time until the belt Is corectly aligned.
It tro bolt is allowed rur oc-oss fo ono side for long periods
the edges of the celt may be damaged and Ihe tmadmif may
not ccntiruo to operate correctly. Any damage to the belt
caused by tne lack of necessary adjustment wil not be
covered by the warranty.
ADJUSTING THE BELT TENSION
The belt must he tensioned if K begins to slip on the rollers
In rormal use, however, keep the belt as loose as possible!
The belt tenson is adjusted by turning tho same screws as
used for aligning the ruining oen
1 Turn the power switch on and increase the
treadmill's speed to 5 km/h (3 mph).
2. Turn both aoiustment screws an equal amount,
approzimatdy 118 turn clockwise
3. Try to slow tne belt down by holding onto the
handrails and braking as you walk (as if you were
walking downhill).
NOTE! When braking heavily the belt may slip
4. I f the belt slips, rum another )/8 turn and repeat
the test.
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MAINTENANCE _
We strongly recommend that a periodic maintenance
schedule is adhered to. However, if you wsh to have the
mantenance earned cut by a trained technician please
contact your local Tunturi dealer for details of service
ave'lahla and charges.
Check from time to time that al fasteners are property
tightened and wiring is in place. To avoid damaging
fasteners, do not overtighten.
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CLEANING AND
INSPECTING THE RUNNING BELT
ERROR CODES
Turn the unit off ana unplug the election! cord trom the wall
outlet and from the read mil. Carefuiy turn the treadmill on
its side.
Wipe off the inside of the running belt using a harsh brush.
Do not use solvents.
Rotate the running belt carefully by hand to clean die entre
insde face Loosen the beV adjusting screws at the back of
the treadmill, if necessary. Return the treadmill into the
upright position.
H running belt edges are frayed, check tire running belt
alignment. Ifsoamsaro splitting contact your local Tuntuti
representative.
CLEANING THE TREADMILL
Wipe the treadmill surfaces, especially the handlebars and
meter from dust with a damp cloth or towel. Do net use
solvents.
Use a small vacuum nozzle to carefully vacuum around all
visible components (belt, running deck, side rails etc). By
supporting the device on one of the side rails you can also
vacuum it trem below. Vacuum a'so from tnsioe the motor
hood.
Ciean the 'oilers once a year as fotiows: Icosen the adjusting
boiis and wipe the 'oilers with a harsh orush. Tighten the
tension adjustment bolts. Cheer, that ihe running belt is
aligned and centered cn the troadm.ll bod.
LUBRICATING THE RUNNING DECK
NOTE Lubrication is the moat importont aorrice activity
for the treadmill. Ensure before you start fo use your
treadmill and every 60 hours of use that both the belt and the
running deck are moist with lubricant. I! these are dry. the
treadmill must be carefully luDrlcated. Lubrication is
absolutely essential, if the frietdn of the running dock
increases noticeably or the motor begins fo neat up.
Insufficient lubrication will cause the belt, running deck and
metor to wear out and break.
Tho nood for rolubricatbn depends to a great extent cn the
running styles ard weignt cf the user: heavy user weight and
slow speed put partcular strah on the device and therefore
demand greater lubrication. Use only 7 -Lube enclosed to
lubricate ihe treadmill. Contact your local Tuntuti dealer for
further suppkes of 7-Lube
NOTEI The device must under no circumstances be
lutxicatec with silicone<
Ploose apoly T-Lubo os follows:
Lei the treadmill run at a slow spiced and spray T-Lube
directly to the undennoe of the running oet: for 5 seconcs.
Cnsure that a strip ol about 20 cm (O'/wide on tl<e underside
of tho running tall becomes moist with T-Luba along >ts
whole length.
In case of certain faults relating to the electronics cf the
treadmill, it has an integral fault-finding system n order that
faults can be found and corrected as quickly as possible.
The fault-finding system obviously does not cover all
possible faults, but it ooes help to identify the most likely
faults resulting trom iong-te r m use. When suen a fault
occurs, the dispVxy shows one of the fault codes below:
CODE DESCRIPTION
E 1 Failure o‘ speed sensor (sensor does not
react to my movement of the bait)
E4 Lift sensor or eievstion system faitu-e
E 7 Software failure
E 8 Speed of the running belt exceeds set
speed
If any error code apooars on tho display orthoro aro othor
malfunctions proceed as follows-
1 . Turn off ffie power switch for a minute and then
tum it on again.
2. Insure the tether key is property .nserted.
3. insure the power cord is propen'/ plugged.
4. Insure tho troac/mil) Ic proporly lubricatod <soo 4.3).
5. It the error code dees not disappear after the
above mentioned maintenance actions, please
contact your local Tuntuti dealer. Always give
tho error coda and coral number.
tEtH Tie tether key c not properly installed
In spite of continuous quality control, individual defects ard
malfunctions may occttr due to individual components. It is
in roost cases unnecessary to tale the whole treadmill for
repair, as t is usually sufficient to replace the defective part.
USER MAINTENANCE MENU
The total treadmill running time and total distance are
automatically savec in the memory of the treadmil. if ycu
wish tc chock the total values during assonby measures, for
example*, proceed as follows:
1. Press and hold the STOP key while pressing toe
SCAWSELECI key (when meter displays *enter
weight" mode). The motor displays tho user set
up mode
2. Press and hold the STOP key again wMe
pressng first tne SCAN/SELECT key and then
the ENTER key.
3. The meter will scan the following functions:
software version, total tine and tots! distance.
4. Press ENTER key twice to exit the user
maintenance menu.
n

MOVING AND STORAGE
You can tola tho J 661F into the apace saving storage
position en fellows-
1. Aftei the a' oikout, turn off the power switch a: the
lower right tront come: anb unplug ’.he et&:tncai
co.'d from the wall socket and the treadmill.
2. Take hold of the frame tube underneath the rear
pal of the running case and lift the running base
up.
3 Always mmamhar to look tho mr.nlrg bass In tho
storage position with the safety lock on the right
side of the frame. Use the lock as follows: puli the
knob ano turn it so that the hook moves in the
locking position, Release tho knob.
NOT& The gas springs in the front of the treadmill are
designed to make lifting the running base easier. Never
leave the running base in the storage positron s upoortec
only by the gas springs
The J661F is equipped with wheels for easy mobility. The
transportation wheels are placed m the ends of the support
logs. Bofcro moving, be sure tho power cord is unplugged
from the wall and the treadmill Lift up the running track ard
lock it. Stand behind the treadmill and support it with your
foot on a transportation wheel Grip the handlebars and Bit
the treadmill towards yourself so that it rests on the
tnmportstion wlxmee Move tho treadmill by wheeling it. and
lower it carefully onto the floor again supporting it with yojr
foot.
NOTE! The tunning belt may need to be realigned end
centered after moving.
To prever t malfunctioning of the treadmill, store it In a o’y
place with as little temperature variation as possible,
protected against dust. Always unplug the tread nM from the
electrize! outlet when not v> /-so.
Length (storage position)
Height
Width
Weight
Running surface length
Running surface width
Speed
Elevation range
Motor
Drr/e system
Structural frame
Maximum utor weight
160 cm: 64' (70 cm/ 20')
134 cm 153.6 “ (142 cm / 56,4')
90cm/36‘
83 kg
135 cm i 54 '
44 cm/ 17,6’
1.5-16 km/n / 1 10 rrph
0 - 10 %
1,5 HP (continuous duty)
Drive bet
Welded steel, powder coated
110 kg/250 lbs
All Turturi de/ices are designed to meet EU s Directives on
electromagnetic compatibility i EMC). This product therolcxo
carries the CE conformity marking.
This prodjer meets DIN accuracy and safety norms (DIN
32933-143).
NOTEI The Instructions must be followed carofuly In the
a&zombly. use and mantonanco of your oquipmont. Tho
warranty doe s not cover damage due to negligence of the
assembly, adjustment and maintenance instructions
described herein. Charges or modifications not exprassfy
approved by Tunturi Oy Ltd wHI void the user's authority ro
operate the equipment'
Duo to our continuous programme of product develop¬
ment we reserve the right to change specifications
without notice.

PRG 1
IL 1
00:00 03:00 06:00
09:00 12:CO 15:00
km/h 32 4.8 4.8
4.8 3.2
Stop
mph
2.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.0
Stop
0 0
1 0 0
IL 2
00:00
04:00 08:00 12:00
16:00 20:00
km/h 4.8
6.4 6.4 6.4
4.8 Stop
mph 3.0
4.0 4.0 4.0 3.0
Stop
0 1 2
1 0
IL 3
00:00 04:00 08:00
12:00 16:00 20:00
krr/n 6.4 7.2
7.2 7.2 6.4
Stop
mph
4.0 4.5 4.5 4.5
4.0 Stop
1 2 3
2
1
PRG 2
IL 1
00:00 04:00
08:00 12:00 16:00 20:00
knVh 3.2 4.8
4.8 4.8 3 2
Stop
mph 2.0
3.0 3.0 3.0
2.0 Stop
0
0
1 0 0
IL 2
00:00 04:00
11:20 18:40 26:00 30:00
Km'h 4.8 6.4 6.4 6.4
4.8 Stop
mph
3.0 4.0 4.0 4.0
3.0 Stop
0
1 2 1 0
IL 3
0C:0C 04:00
14:40 25:20 36:03 40:00
krrVh
6.3 8.4 8.4 8.4
6.8 Stop
mph
4.2 5.2 5.2 5.2
4.2 Stop
1
2 3
2
1
IL 4
00:00
04:03 14:40 25:20
36:00 40:00
km/h 8.9
10.5 10.5 105 8.9 Stop
mph
5.5 6.5
6.5 6.5 5.5 Stop
2
3 4 3
2
IL 5
00:00 04:00 14:40 25:20
36:00 40:00
km/h
10.5 12.0 12.0 12.0
10.5 Stop
mph 6.5 7.5
7.5 7.5 6.5 Stop
3 4 5
4 3
66

PRG 3
IL 1
00:00 04:00 04:50
km/h
4.0
4.8 4.8
mph
2.5 3.0 3.0
0 1 0
IL 2
03: CO
04:00 07:00
km/h 4.8 6.4 5.6
mph 3.0 4.0 3.5
0
1
3
IL3
03:C0 04:00 06:10
km/h 6.1 8.0 8.0
mph
3.8 5.0 5.0
0 2
1
IL 4
03: CO 04:00 06:45
km/h 8.0 10.5 10.5
mph 5.0 6.5 6.5
0 2
1
IL 5
00:CO 04:00 07:25
km/h 9.7 12.1 12.1
mph 6.0 7.5 7.5
0 2
1
05:40 06:30 07:20 08:10
4.5
4.8 4.0 4.8
2.8
3.0
2.5 3.0
2
1
3
1
08:30 10:00 11:30 13:00
0.4 4.8
6.4
5.6
4.0 3.0 4.0 3.5
1 5
2
3
08:20 10:25 12:30 14:40
7.2 8.0 6.4 8.0
4.5 5.0 4.0 5.0
5 2
8 4
09:30 12:15 15:00 17:45
9.7 10.5 8.9 10.5
6.0 6.5 5.5 6.5
5 2 9 4
10:45 14:10 17:30 20:50
11.3 12.1 10.5 12.1
7.0 7.5 6.5 7.5
5 2 10 4
67
09:00 09:50 10:40 15:03
4.5 4.8 4.0 Stop
2.8 3.0 2.5 Stop
2 1
14:00 16:00 20:00
6.4 4.8 Stop
4.0 3.0 Stop
2 0
16:45 1 8:55 21:00 25:00
7.2 8.0 6.1 Stop
4.5 5.0 3.8 Stop
6 2 0
20:30 23:15 26:00 30:03
9.7 10.5 8.0 Stop
6.0 6.5 5.0 Stop
6 3 1
24:15 27:35 30:50 35:03
11.3 12.1 9.7 Stop
7.0 7.5 6.0 Stop
6 3 1

PRG4
IL1
00:00 06:00 C6:30
07:40
km/h 2.9 5.3 3.7 5.3
mph
1.8
3.3 2.3 3.3
0 0 0 0
IL 2
00:00 C6:C0 07:10 09:20
km/h 3.9 6.4 5.6 6.4
mph
2.4
4.0 3.5 4.0
0
0 0 0
IL 3
C0:G0 06:00 07:40 11:00
km/h 5.3 0.4
7.2
8.4
mph 3.3 5.2
4.5 5.2
0 0
0 0
IL 4
00:00 06; CO
03:20 12:40
km/h 7.2 11.3 9.7
11.3
mph 4.5 7.0 6.0 7.0
0 0 0 0
IL 5
00:00 00.CO 03:50 14:20
km/h 82 12.9 10.5 12.9
mph 5.1 8.0 6.5
8.0
0 0
0 0
08:10 09:20 09:50 11:00 15:00
3.7
5.3
3.7
2.9 Stop
2.3
3.3 2.3 1.8 Stop
0 0 0 0
10:30 12:40 13:50 16:00 20:00
5.6 6.4
5.6 3.9 Stop
3.0 4.0 3.5 4.0
Stop
0 0 0 0
12:40 16:00 17:40 21:00 25:00
7.2 8.4 7.2 5.3 Stop
4.5 5.2 4.5 3.3 Stop
0 0 0 0
15 00 19:20 21:40 26:00 30:00
9.7 11.3 9.7 7.2 Stop
6.0 7.0
60 4.5 Stop
0 0 0 0
17.10 22:40
25:30 31:00 35:00
10 5 12.9 10.5 8.2 Stop
6.5 8.0 6.5 5.1 Stop
0 0 0 0

PRG 5
IL 1
00:00 05:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00
km/h 4.0 5.3 5.3 5.3 4.0 Stop
mph 2.5 3.3 3.3 3.3
2.5
Stop
0 2 0 2 0
IL 2
00:00 05:00 10:00
15:00 20:03 25:00 30:00
km/h 4.0
6.4
7.2 5.6 6.4 7.2 Step
mph 2.5 4.0
4.5 3.5 4.0 4.5 Step
0 3 4 4 4 3
IL 3
00:00 05:00 10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00
30:00 35:00 40:03 45:00
km/h
6.4
8.0 8.4 8.0
7.7 7.7 3.0 8.0 6.4 Stop
mph
4.0 5.0 5.2 5.0 4.8 4.8
5.0 5.0 4.0 Stop
0
3
4
5 5 5 4 3 0
IL 4
00 00 05:00
10:00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00 35:00 40:00 45:00
km/h 8.0 9.7 10.0 9.7 93 9.3 9.7 9.7
80 Stop
mph 5.0 6.0 6.2 6.0
58 5.8 6.0 6.0 5.0 Stop
0 4 5 6 6 6 5
4 0
IL 5
00.00 05:00 10.00 15:00 20:00 25:00 30:00 35:00
40:00 45:00
km/h 9.7 11.3 11.6 11.3 10.9
10.9 11.3 11.3 9.7 Slop
mph
6.0 7.0 7.2 7.0 6.8 6.8 7.0 7.0 6.0 Stop
0 4 5 6 6
6 5
4 0

2
3
52 56 57 S5 "9 28
151 '50 63 54

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1- 403 4019 A 97 433 4078
2 503 40J3 A 98 533 4079
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7 2334007 D
101
633 4074
• 1734023 D 102 433 4015
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9
203 4011
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14
M8x20DIN912 c 107 263 4073
1C $03 4007 c 108 MS DIN 934
17
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109 MS, 16 DIN 84
20 1734028 front RH. reirLH A 111
403 4033
22 403 40 40
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112 M4,6 DIN '500-C
24 KB 40x16 WN-1442
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114
652 133 74
26 1734035 A
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27 423 4044 (nd. 27a, 27c - 27e) A
117
103 4012
20 1734029 front LH, nut RH A lie 103 4019 •earRH
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$23 4015 C 119 653 1003
35 1/5x12 DIN 7985 C 121 KA35x12 WN-1441
36
403 4024 D 122 533 5005
57 1/3x8 DM 9SGA4
C 123 M5<I0 DIN 7985
38 1/4 DIN 1273 c 124 M5 67981
39 403 47C D 126
203 40t3
40 4034016 D ' 127 MB DIN 137A
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41 1/3 DIN 934 C 128 653 7001
42
4034043 D 129 163 4002
45 S334010 A 130 673 500 88
40 173 4034 A 131 MO, tO DIN 932
47 62 081720 C 132 403 4041
49 533 4005
A 133 533 1029
50 533 4003 AJC 134
523 2002
51 443 4007 A
136 533 4031
52 303 4004 C 136 533 7025
53 6534013 C 137 533 4032
54
813 4014 (47,62,53-57.60. 138 513 4001 and. 137)
61.107,150.151) C 139 343 4004
55 303 4005 A 140 M8t40 ISC 7380
56 263 4002
C
141
173 4032
37 1/4x8 DM 78000-C
C
142 M5>20 DIN 7985
58 533 4005 (nd 1151 A 143 173 4031
SO 103 4021 C 14* 6534044
51 5/16-X1I2 m DIN 933 c 145 533 4034
-62 148x4$ DIN 912 C4 pea) c 146 103 4014
S3
503 4010 C 148 103 4020 mvLH
54
1/5x3 DN 7985 A4 c 149 M5tl2D1NIS0 7330
30 403 4017 u
150
MBX25 DIN 933
S 7 1/8x40 DIN 912 c 151 M8 DIN 094
58 313 4003 D 752
403 4048
69 503 125 89 A 153
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501 104 74 A
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77 1734027 left A
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28 $23 4017 C
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c
30 , f03 4009 c
01 ’ 533 4013 c
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34
1/8x50 DIN 912 c
35 173402S front LH. rear RH A
30 S33 4013 A
37 672001
c
A - Plastic ttarmepteet / Kunststaff. Thrymcplmt
38 1/8 DIN 471
C
B - Paper. Carton! Papier, Pappe
39 3434003
C C = Metal 1 Metall
25 1/8x25 DIN 7984 C
D - Electronic* / DcM'O'WV
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