Vision Fitness Fitness Cycle E3100/3200 User manual

VISION FITNESS
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
E3100/3200
To avoid possible damage to this Fitness Cycle,
please follow these assembly instructions.
Carefully remove all its parts from the box,
lay them out and review the parts list.
If any parts are missing, please call 1-800-335-4348, Ext 12
Before proceeding, find your Fitness Cycle’s serial number,
located on the underside of main frame, and enter here:
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Refer to this number when calling for service.
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E3100/3200 Parts Diagram
E3200/E3200HRC Console
E3100 Console

VISION FITNESS E3100/3200 Parts Description
Part # Description Count Dimensions
Front Wheel Parts
#60 Front Foot Wheel Axle 1
#61 Front Transport Wheels 2
#142 Inside Wheel Washers 2
#141 Outside Wheel Washers 2
#137 Wheel Fixing Bolts 2 20mm L x 8mm D
Rear Foot Parts
#62 Rear Foot Assembly 1
#63 Rear Foot Attachment Bolts 4 20mm L x 8mm D
Seat Parts
#108 Seat 1
#65 Seat Post 1
#84 Rubber Seat Post Cover 1
Handlebar Parts
#77 Handlebars 1
#139 Handlebar Allen Bolts 2 40mm L x 8mm D
#140 Handlebar Lockwashers 2
Console Parts
#93 Console 1
#136 Console Attachment Bolts 6 E3100 only
#136 Console Attachment Bolts 4 E3200 only
#70 Console Mast 1
#138 Console Mast Attachment Bolts 2 45mm L x 8mm D
#160 Long Top Cap Screw 1
#161 Short Top Cap Screws 2
#107 Console Mast Cover 1 E3100 only
Pedals
#91 Pedals 2
#90 Pedal Straps 2
E3100/3200 Parts

E3100/3200 Assembly
NOTE: During assembly, it is recommended that all bolt threads
are greased to ensure proper tightening and prevent seizing due
to corrosion.
Step 1 • Front Wheel Assembly
1: Slide the Front Foot Axle (60) through the Front Foot Nylon
Sleeves (59).
2: Place the Inside Wheel Washers (142) onto the Front Foot Wheel
Axle (60).
3: Slip the Front Transport Wheels (61) onto the Front Foot Wheel Axle
and secure them with the Outside Wheel Washers (141) and the
Wheel Fixing Allen Bolts (137).
Step 2 • Rear Foot
1: Secure the Rear Foot Assembly (62) to the frame using the four
Rear Foot Attachment Allen Bolts (63).

E3100/3200 Assembly
Step 3 • Seat and Seat Post
1: Slide the Seat Post (65) through the Rubber Seat Post Cover (84) and
into the frame Seat Post receiver tube. The Seat Post numbers should
be facing the right or Seat Pin side of the Fitness Cycle. Be sure to
liberally grease the threads on the Seat Clamp Bolt.
2: Attach the Seat (108) to the Seat Post (65).
NOTE: These Seat Clamp nuts should be tightened alternately
(see illustration);
A:
First snug one nut, then the other.
B:
Partially tighten one nut, then the other.
C: Finally, fully tighten one nut, then the other.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ONLY ONE SIDE.
3: To avoid scratching the Seat Post paint, always hold the Seat Pin Knob
out when adjusting the Seat Post height. Turn the inner knob
clockwise to lock in place.
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E3100/3200 Assembly
Step 4 • Console Mast and Top Cap
1: Remove the Top Cap Screws (160 and 161) that hold the Top Cap (82)
to the Frame. Remove the Top Cap.
NOTE: The two Phillips head bolts in the portion of the Top Cap
facing the rider are for mounting the waterbottle cage. Sliding the
Top Cap on or off with the waterbottle cage bolts fully threaded in can
scratch the paint on the Console Mast.
2: Slide the Top Cap (82) over the bottom of the Console Mast (70). The
VISION FITNESS decal on the Console Mast should be facing forward,
away from the rider.
3: Locate the Console Cable (64) that is folded into the Frame. Attach the
bottom end of the wire in the Console Mast to this Console Cable. You
will use this wire to pull the cable through the Console Mast.
4: Rest the Top Cap back into place. Holding the Console Mast above the
frame, pull the Console Cable (64) through the Console Mast while
simultaneously sliding the Console Mast into the Frame.
5: Lift the Top Cap again and install the two Console Mast Attachment
Bolts (138) and tighten.
6: Slide the Top Cap back into place. Make sure that the back end of the
Top Cap is nested fully into the Seat Cap groove. Secure the Top Cap
by threading two Short Top Cap screws (161) back into the front holes
and a single Long Top Cap Screw (160) into the rear hole.

E3100/3200 Assembly
Step 5 • Handlebars
1: Bolt the Handlebars (77) to the Console Mast (70) using the two 1 1/2”
Allen Bolts (139) and Lock Washers (140).
Step 6 • Pedals
1: Attach the left and right Pedal Straps (90) to the matching pedal (91).
The Straps are marked L and R for Left and Right.
2: Grease the Pedal threads prior to Pedal installation. Thread pedals into the
correct crank arm and tighten.

E3100 Final Assembly
NOTE: Assembly Steps 7, 8 and 9 refer to Model E3100 only.
For Models E3200/E3200HRC proceed to Step 10 for Console
installation.
Step
7 • Console - Model E3100 only
1: Insert Upper Magnet Shift Cable (102) into the top of the
Console mast (70).
2: Mount the Console (93) to the Console Mast (70) using the
six Console Attachment Bolts (136). Make sure you DO NOT
PINCH the Upper Magnet Shift Cable (102) and RPM Sensor
Wire (64) between the Console (93) and Console Mast (70).
3: Plug the RPM Sensor Wire (64) into the receptacle located on
the back of the Console (93). Make sure the RPM Sensor Wire
fits in the slot cut in the left side of the Console Mast (70).
Step
8 • Cable Connection - Model E3100 only
1: Turn the Tension Knob to position 8. Reach inside the opening
of the Console Mast (70) and connect the Upper Magnet Shift
Cable (102) to the rectangular red cable-slide on the end of
the Lower Magnet Shift Cable (66), as shown in the
accompanying illustrations.
2: While holding the metal separating tab (5), turn the Tension
Knob to Level 1 and then pull the tab out and discard.
3: Press the Console Mast Cover (107) into the opening of the
Console Mast (70).
Step
9 • Operation Test - Model E3100 only
Run this simple test prior to using.
1: Choose Intervals program, Level 8.
2: Choose Time of “00:00”, and press Start.
3: Your machine will now operate indefinitely. After several hours
of operation, check for proper functioning of:
A: Resistance Change -- change load one level at a time
using the dial knob on console. Pedal to feel for load
change.
B: Check for display in RPMs while pedaling.
C: Check that all LCDs are working.

E3200 Final Assembly
NOTE:
Assembly Steps 10 and 11 refer to Models
E3200/E3200HRC only.
Step 10••Console - Models E3200/E3200HRC only
1: Plug the Console Cable (96) into the Console (93).
NOTE: These connections are slotted and will only fit
properly one way. DO NOT FORCE the connection. Make
sure you DO NOT PINCH the Console Cable between the
Console and the Console Mast.
2: Mount the Console (93) to the Console Mast (70) using the
four Console Attachment Bolts (136). Make sure you DO
NOT PINCH the Console Cable (96) between the Console
(93) and the Console Mast (70).
3: Plug the Power Supply Cord into the receptacle located at
the base of the Fitness Cycle below teh Seat Rail. Plug the
Power Supply into an electrical outlet and begin testing
procedures.
Step 11••Operation Test Models E3200/E3200HRC only.
Run this simple test prior to using.
1: Choose INTERVALS program, Level 8.
2: Choose TIME of “00:00” and press START.
3: Your machine will now operate indefinitely. After several
hours of operation, check for proper functioning of:
A: Resistance Change-change load one level at a time, using
the up and down arrows. Listen for notor noise (“whir”)
following each change in load, or pedal to feel load
change.
B: Check for display in RPMs while pedaling.
C: Check that all LEDs will light.

Step 12 • Heart Rate Control Console Model
E3200HRC only.
This console is manufactured with an internal wireless telemetric
receiver that will receive heart rate signals sent to it by a transmitter
that is worn around your chest. This wireless technology is accurate,
continuous, and convenient. You should be positioned on the Fitness
Cycle seat for the system to operate.
1: On the back side of your transmitter are two rubber strips several
inches long. These rubber strips are the electrodes that will pick up
the signals of your heart beat. It is very important to moisten these
strips with several drops of water prior to placing the belt against
your chest. This moisture will allow the signals to be conducted to the
transmitting hardware. If you ever use the bike and the display does
not show a heart rate value, remoisten the electrodes.
2: You will get the best results if you wear the transmitter directly against
your skin. Once these electrodes are moistened, center the transmitter
just below the breast or pectoral muscles with the Vision Fitness logo
centered on the chest and facing out. Adjust the length of the elastic
belt so that the transmitter presses firmly against your skin, but not
so tight as to be uncomfortable. The transmitter will begin sending a
signal as soon as it is worn.
3: Check for heart rate feedback by testing the console in Heart Rate
mode. Pedal the Elliptical Trainer to confirm that the console is picking
up the signal from the transmitter.
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E3200HRC Operation