York Fitness 51094-G03 User manual

OWNER’S GUIDE
WWW.YORKFITNESS.COM
ver. 09.01.2009 / 51094

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While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is accurate and complete, no
liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions. York Fitness reserves the right to change the specifications of the
hardware and software described herein at any time without prior notice.
No part of this guide may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any
language in any form, by any means, without the prior written permission of York Fitness.
York Fitness makes no warranties for damages due to mistaken operation or malfunction of the equipment.
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Failure to Follow the procedures below may result in
serious injury due to the operation oF the pinch point
area between the running gear and the upright Frames.
Do not tip the box on its side with the treadmill still •
in it.
Do not move the treadmill out of the box until the •
unit has been assembled:
Lay box on a stable, flat surface and ensuring 1.
the top side is facing up.
Collapse all four sides of the box before 2.
commencing unit assembly in accordance with
the assembly instructions.
Once assembled, only move the treadmill out 3.
of the box on its wheels while the deck is in the
folded and locked position.
Once assembled and removed from the box do not •
tip the treadmill on its side.
Only fold and move the treadmill strictly in •
accordance with the Operation Instructions called -
“Storage” and “Moving The Treadmill”.
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This treadmill is provided with a safety key. The •
treadmill will not operate without the safety key
inserted.
A safety key is fitted in case of need for an •
emergency stop.
The safety key should be attached to the user via •
the cord and clip. If for any reason the user falls, the
cord will pull the safety key from the treadmill and
the treadmill will begin to decelerate.
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Before use, always ensure that the treadmill is •
positioned on a solid, flat surface. Always allow a
clear space measuring 1 metre wide by 2 metres
long directly behind the treadmill.
Regularly check to see that all nuts, bolts and •
fittings are securely tightened. Periodically check all
moving parts for obvious signs of wear or damage.
The safety level of the treadmill can only be maintained •
only if it is regularly examined for wear and tear.
Replace defective components immediately. If you •
are in any doubt, do not use the treadmill. Contact
CUSTOMER SUPPORT.
Use this treadmill only for its intended use as •
described in this manual. Do not use attachments
not recommended by the manufacturer.
Always check that any pins / fixings are tight and •
secure before use and / or after adjustment.
In an emergency, take hold of the handrails and •
place your feet on the side platforms provided.
Once you are stable, pull out the safety key. The
treadmill will begin to decelerate until it stops.
Never overload the treadmill (See Maximum User •
Weight on next page).
Never use the treadmill in any manner other than •
the way explained in these instructions and / or any
wall-chart supplied.
Do not put the treadmill on its side - injury could •
result by the closing of its base to the arms.
To prevent possible damage of the electronics from •
lightning strikes or electrical surges this equipment
needs to be kept switched off and unplugged when
not in use.
It is recommended that a surge protector is used •
with this equipment.

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protect the environment by not disposing
oF this product or batteries with household
waste. check your local authority For
recycling advice and Facilities.
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Parents and others in charge of children should be •
aware of their responsibility. The playful instinct
of children can lead to situations and behavior for
which this equipment is not intended.
If children are allowed to use this equipment, •
their mental and physical development and
above all their temperament should be taken into
account. They should be instructed, controlled and
supervised at all times so that the equipment is only
used correctly and in accordance with this safety
information.
This equipment is under no circumstances suitable •
as a children’s toy.
Please keep all children away from this equipment •
when in use. Do not in any circumstances allow
children to climb on or play with the equipment
when it is not in use.
This equipment is not intended for use by persons •
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of experience
and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of this
equipment by a person responsible for their safety.
This equipment is intended for use in clean dry •
conditions. You should avoid storage in excessively
cold or damp places as this may lead to corrosion
and other related problems that are outside our
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Clean only with a damp cloth. Do not use solvent •
cleaners.
Keep young children away from this machine at all •
times. Contact with the moving surface may result
in severe friction burns.
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Before you undertake any program of exercise that
will increase cardiovascular activity, please be sure to
consult with your doctor. Frequent strenuous exercise
should be first approved by your doctor and then
the equipment used strictly in accordance with any
directions or recommendations from your doctor.
If you feel any pain or abnormal symptoms, 
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physician immediately.
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Wear proper workout clothing: Do not wear loose •
clothing.
Do not wear shoes with leather soles or high heels. •
Tie all long hair back.•
Remove all personal jewelry before exercising.•
Ensure you warm-up well before using the •
equipment as this will help to prevent muscle strain.
After eating, allow 1-2 hours before exercising as •
this will help to prevent muscle strain.
Injuries may result from incorrect or excessive •
training and using the equipment otherwise than as
directed or recommended by your doctor.
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This equipment meets the requirements of the EU’s
EMC and Low Voltage directives (where applicable),
EN957 1 & 6 - class HC / BSEN60335 - 1. Therefore the
product carries the following marks:

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Thank you for choosing
You have chosen a high quality, safe and innovative piece
of equipment as your training partner and we are certain
it will keep you motivated on the way to achieving your
personal fitness goal.
The precautions noted within this guide are intended to
instruct you in the safe and correct use of the equipment
and to prevent injuries or damage to yourself, other
persons and property. Please read and ensure that you
understand them before proceeding to other sections of
this guide.
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Disclaimer • ...................................................... 02
Assembly Precautions • .................................... 02
Safety Key • ...................................................... 02
Operation Precautions • .................................... 02
Other Precautions • .......................................... 03
Fitness Precautions • ........................................ 03
Exercise Precautions • ...................................... 03
Max. User Weight • ........................................... 03
Safety Standards • ............................................ 03
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Getting Started • ............................................... 06
Hardware Identification Chart • ......................... 06
Assembly Instructions • ............................. 07 - 10
Final Check • .................................................... 10
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Safety Key • ...................................................... 11
Adjusting Running Mat Tension / Alignment • .... 11
Quick Start • ..................................................... 12
Console Display And Feedback • ...................... 12
Button Functions • ............................................ 12
Manual Program • ............................................. 13
Target Programs • ............................................. 13
Pre-set Programs • ........................................... 13
Monitoring Your Heart Rate • ............................ 13
Storage • .......................................................... 14
Moving The Treadmill • ..................................... 14
Adjusting The Incline • ...................................... 14
Storage / Cleaning / Lubrication • ..................... 15
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Starting Your Workout • ..................................... 16
Finishing Your Workout • ................................... 16
Correct Running Form • .................................... 16
How Long Should I Exercise For? • ................... 16
Heart Rate Training • ......................................... 17
Calculating Your Target Heart Rate • ................. 17
Target Heart Rate Zone Estimated By Age • ...... 17
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We suggest you record the serial, original purchase
date, and place of purchase below:
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Serial no.
This can be found on the sticker located as indicated.
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Original purchase date.
_______________________________________________
Place of purchase.
Should you require any assistance regarding this
product please gather the following information:
Information about the place and conditions of use.•
Precise description of the issue / defect.•
it is also important to keep your receipt as prooF oF
date oF purchase or warranty may be denied.
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York Fitness U.K. Ltd. (England)
York Way, Daventry, Northants, NN11 4YB, England
Tel: [phone]
Help desk Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
York Fitness (Australia) Pty. Ltd.
Unit 1, Lot 2, Swaffham Road, Minto, N.S.W. 2566,
Australia
Tel: [phone]
Help desk Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Use only on a level surface
Not suitable for therapeutic purpose

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This chart is provided to help identify the hardware used in the assembly process. Place the washers, the end of the bolts,
or screws on the circles to check for the correct diameter. Use the small scale to check the length of the bolts and screws.
note: the length oF all bolts and screws except those with Flat heads is measured From below the head to the end oF the
bolt or screw. Flat head bolts and screws are measured From the top oF the head to the end oF the bolt or screw.
Part 74 x 1
CABLE INSERT
Part 111 x 1
SAFETY KEY
Part 52 x 1
POWER CABLE
Part 40 x 2
PLASTIC BOLT CAP
Part 80 x 4
42MM ALLEN HEAD BOLT
Part 102 x 2
CURVED WASHER
Part 103 x 12
STAR WASHER
Part 83 x 8
15MM MACHINE SCREW
Part 99 x 8
FLAT WASHER
Part 68 x 2
CONNECT SOCKET
Part 94 x 2
95MM ALLEN HEAD BOLT
Part 109 x 1
ALLEN KEY / SCREW DRIVER
Part 110 x 1
ALLEN KEY
Part 113 x 1
LUBRICATION OIL
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Place all parts from the box in a cleared area and position them on the floor in front of you. Remove all packing materials
from your area and place them back into the box. Do not dispose of the packing materials until assembly is completed.
Read each step carefully before beginning. If you are missing a part, please contact our technical support.
After unpacking the unit, open the hardware bag and make sure that you have all the following items. Some hardware may
be already attached to the part.

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Rest the right handle bar post, beside the main 1.
frame and close to the handle bar mounting tube
carefully.
Connect the sensor wire plug to the middle wire 2.
socket protruding at the base of the right handle
bar post. NOTE: Ensure the wires are connected as
tightly as possible.
Fix the uprights in place at the base using 8 x 3.
screws (83), 8 x flat washers (99) and 8 x star
washers (103).
Position bolt cap (40) over the protruding bolt.4.
Part 40 x 2
PLASTIC BOLT CAP
Part 99 x 8
FLAT WASHER
Part 103 x 8
STAR WASHER
Part 83 x 8
15MM MACHINE SCREW

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Attach the handlebars onto the handlebar post via 1.
plastic connect socket (68) properly as shown.
Fit the handlebar in position with 2 x allen head bolt 2.
(94) and 2 x curve washer (102) from the front end
of the handlebar post.
Part 68 x 2
CONNECT SOCKET
Part 102 x 2
CURVED WASHER
Part 94 x 2
95MM ALLEN HEAD BOLT
94
102 68
94
102 68

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Ask someone to help you hold the console assembly in front of both handlebar posts closely.1.
Connect the computer wire plugs to the hand pulse sensor wire sockets protruding at the top of the handlebar 2.
post.
NOTE: Ensure the wires are connected as tightly as possible; Slide the rest of the connect wires into the computer
console post before the handlebar post attachment.
Attach the computer console onto the handlebar post mounting brackets and secure, using 4 x bolts (80) and 4 x 3.
star washers (103). If the console will not align and fit easily, loosen the bolts fitted so far then try again.
NOTE: Ensure the wires do not get trapped when you attached the computer console assembly. Ensure the wires
do not get trapped when you secure the bolts to the handlebar posts.
Connect the computer wire plug to the middle wire socket protruding at the front end of the right handlebar post. 4.
NOTE: Ensure the wires are connected as tightly as possible.
Feed the excess wires and connectors into the right handlebar post and cover by cable insert (74).5.
Part 80 x 4
42MM ALLEN HEAD BOLT
Part 103 x 4
STAR WASHER
Part 74 x 1
CABLE INSERT

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Your  is now assembled.
Please make the following final checks:
Make sure all screws / bolts are tightened.•
Make sure the equipment is on a flat, level surface.•
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Plug one end of power cable into the treadmill as 1.
shown.
Plug the other end into a suitable AC outlet (220-2.
240 volt, 50Hz).
Switch the treadmill on using the on/off switch.3.
Attach the safety key to the console.4.
note: beFore you run on the treadmill For the First
time, use the Quick start instruction and allow the
treadmill to run independently For 10 minutes. check
the running mat is tightened correctly and runs
smoothly. iF you think the mat needs adjusting please
see next page For more details.
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Attach all 2 handlebar covers and 2 cup holders into 1.
position securely as shown.
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The treadmill will only operate when the safety key is in
position - if the safety key is removed while the treadmill
is in operation, it will stop immediately. Before every
workout session please make sure you attach the safety
key to the console and the clip at the other end to your
clothing. When the treadmill is not in use, you should
remove the safety key and store it somewhere safe, out
of the reach of children.
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note: check lubrication beFore adjusting the mat as symptoms can be similar.
The tension of the mat has been pre-set at the factory; however, with use the mat can stretch slightly and become
loose. If the mat is too loose you will find it starts to slip during use. To tighten the mat:
Set the treadmill to run at 3km/h.1.
Locate the adjustment screws at the end of the treadmill (One on each side).2.
Using the allen key provided, adjust both screws by 1/2 turn clockwise.3.
Re-test the mat tension. If the mat still slips, repeat step 3.4.
TIP: When correctly tensioned you should be able to lift the edge of the mat about 5 - 7cm - please only check this 5.
when the power is turned off.
note: iF the mat is too tight, turn the screws anti-clockwise. do not over tighten the mat - only turn the screws 1/2
turn beFore re-checking the mat.
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The alignment of the mat has been pre-set at the factory, however, the mat can be caused to run out-of-line by a user’s
running style (eg. more weight on one foot), or if it’s placed on an uneven surface - so it may need adjusting from time
to time. If the mat is running out of alignment it will track towards either the left or right hand side of the running deck.
To re-align:
Set the treadmill to run at 3km/h.1.
Locate the adjustment screws at the end of the treadmill (One on each side).2.
If your mat moves to the right, using the allen key provided, adjust the right screw by 1/2 turn clockwise. (If it 3.
tracks to the left, perform the same operation on the left screw)
Let the treadmill run for a minute to see if it re-aligns to the centre. If more adjustment is needed repeat step 3.4.
image of adjustment screw location

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
Make sure the treadmill is plugged in, switched on, and the 1.
safety key is in position.
Press the 2.  button.
Use the 3.  buttons to change the speed and incline.
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Functions description
time Time exercised this session; default controls up from zero, but counts down if a target
has been set.
speed Current speed the treadmill is providing, in km/h.
distance Distance travelled this session; default counts up from zero, but counts down if a
target has been set.
calories Approximate calories burned this session (for comparison only, not to be used for
medical purposes); default counts up from zero, but counts down if a target has been
set.
pulse Current heart rate in beats per minute (BPM).
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buttons pre-workout during workout
mode Enter target value to set. n/a
program Press repeatedly to select to program (P1
to P5).
n/a
start / stop Activates the running mat and starts the
workout.
Stops the running mat and pauses your
workout - press again to resume.
speed Adjust values in target setting mode. Increase or decrease the speed, press and
hold for rapid speed change.
on / oFF Turns the power on and off. Turns the power on and off.
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Straddle the belt and stand on the plastic side rails. Place the safety key onto the circle on the overlay and attach the
clip to your clothing. Do not stand on the walking belt while starting or stopping the treadmill. If you are a new user,
stay at a slow speed and hold onto the handrails until you feel more comfortable.
Screen Display
DISTANCE
SET TIME
MENU P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
KM/H
CAL
M
P
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
To use the treadmill in the manual mode (user controls the speed and incline settings throughout the workout) please follow
the Quick Start instructions.
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You can also choose to workout by setting yourself a target based on time, distance travelled or calories burned. When you
reach your time, the treadmill will beep and end the workout by coming to a stop.
programs descriptions
target time Make sure the treadmill is plugged in, switched on, and the safety key is in 1.
position.
Press “MODE” until “30:00” is flashing in the time window.2.
Use the “UP/DOWN” buttons to set your workout time (8:00 ~ 99:00MIN).3.
Press “START” to begin your workout.4.
target distance Make sure the treadmill is plugged in, switched on, and the safety key is in 1.
position.
Press “MODE” until “5.0” is flashing in the distance window.2.
Use the “UP/DOWN” buttons to set your workout distance (1.0 ~ 999.0km).3.
Press “START” to begin your workout.4.
target calories Make sure the treadmill is plugged in, switched on, and the safety key is in 1.
position.
Press “MODE” until “50” is flashing in the calories window.2.
Use the “UP/DOWN” buttons to set your workout calories (10~9990CAL).3.
Press “START” to begin your workout.4.
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This treadmill comes with 5 pre-set speed programs - meaning the speed will adjust
automatically throughout the workout:
Make sure the treadmill is plugged in, switched on, and the safety key is in 1.
position.
use the “PROGRAM” button to choose your workout (P1 to P5).2.
Use the “UP/DOWN” buttons to set your workout time (8:00~99:00).3.
Press “START” to begin your workout.4.
note: you can change the speed (1.0 ~ 12.0 km/h) at any point during the workout
and the rest oF the segments will be adjusted by scale automatically.
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
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The treadmill is fitted with 2 hand pulse sensors. To
obtain a pulse reading you must have both your left and
right hands on the sensors at the same time. Do not grip
the hand sensors too tight and allow the computer a few
seconds to display the reading.
note: some people may not be able to obtain an
accurate hand pulse reading due to variations in
circulation.
Hand pulse
sensor

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
Simply pull the knob with your right hand
and lift the running deck to fold (with your left hand).
Make sure you hear the sound of the deck locking into
position - this ensures the deck is locked in place and
will not fall back down.
 Whilst taking the weight of the deck with
your left hand, pull the knob with your right hand. Still
holding onto the deck, guide it slowly down to the floor.
Make sure there is nothing obstructing the deck as you
lower it.
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This treadmill features 2 non-marking wheels to help
manoeuvrability:
Fold-up the deck as explained above.1.
Stand in front of the treadmill, square on.2.
Put one hand on each of the handrails and tilt the 3.
treadmill towards you.
Use the handrails to push the treadmill to the 4.
desired location.
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Use your left hand to hold the rear of the treadmill 1.
up.
Use your right hand to pull the knob to adjust the 2.
rear stabilizer assembly to the desired height you
wish then release the knob.
Lower down the main frame to the floor gently 3.
before using the treadmill.
Wheels
Adjusting
knob

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
Keep the treadmill in a dry place with as little temperature variation as possible. Try to protect from dust and always unplug
when not in use.
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Use a warm, damp cloth to wipe the treadmill surface. Mild detergent may be used if necessary. Do not clean between the
mat and the running board, silicone lubricant is placed here to keep the mat running smoothly.
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note: keeping the deck lubricated is the most important activity you can carry out to prolong the liFe oF your treadmill.
An insufficiently lubricated deck will cause the running mat, running deck and motor to wear out much quicker. How often
you should lubricate depends on usage, we recommend the following:
Light use (less than 3 hours a week) - every 8 months.•
Medium use (3 to 5 hours a week) - every 4 months.•
Heavy use (more than 5 hours a week) - every 2 months.•
You can check for proper lubrication levels at any time by doing the following:
Disconnect the treadmill from the power supply.1.
Fold up the running deck, so the treadmill is in the storage position.2.
Put your hand underneath the mat and feel along the running deck, as close to the centre of the deck as you can.3.
If your hand gets a light coating of lubricant then no further lubrication is required.•
If the surface feels dry and your hand feels clean, then apply more lubricant.•
note: iF in doubt apply a little lubricant.
Your treadmill comes ready supplied with a bottle of lubrication oil - to use, apply a liberal amount to a lint free cloth
and run cloth along the length of the running deck (underneath the mat). It’s important to try and get the lubricant as
close to the centre of the deck as possible. Check the lubrication level as detailed above and re-apply with the cloth if
necessary.
If you need more lubricant, we recommend you use the Lube-N-Walk Treadmill Lubrication Kit, it can be obtained from
local York distributors - see the Contact Us details at the front of this manual or visit www.yorkfitness.com.

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
always consult your doctor beFore undertaking a new exercise regime. iF you experience nausea, diZZiness or other
abnormal symptoms during exercise, stop at once and consult your doctor.
Begin each workout with a warm up session - a few minutes of stretching to help prevent strains, pulls and cramps:
Get onto the treadmill, using the handrails for support, and place your feet on the side rails. (Either side of the running 1.
mat)
Activate the treadmill. (Using the details found in the Operation Instructions)2.
The treadmill will start at the lowest speed, step onto the mat and walk at the same speed.3.
Continue the rest of your workout.4.
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Turn the treadmill to the lowest speed and incline settings.1.
Using the handrails for support place your feet on the side rails. (Either side of the running mat)2.
Stop the treadmill.3.
Turn the treadmill off at the main power switch and remove the plug from the electrical outlet.4.
Remove the safety key.5.
If necessary, wipe the treadmill down with a damp cloth.6.
End each workout with a cool down session - a few minutes of stretching to help prevent strains, pulls and cramps.7.
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Run in the centre of the running mat.•
Keep your head up and look straight ahead.•
Shoulders should be square and level, don’t round your shoulder or swing them forwards or backwards.•
Keep your torso straight with the chest up so there’s plenty of room for the diaphragm to move for proper breathing •
actions.
Do not lean forwards, backwards or slouch, as all of these posture deviations can place a lot of stress on the lower •
back, interfering with proper running mechanics and possibly causing lower back injury.
Feet should be pointed straight ahead and land directly under the hips.•
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That really depends on your current level of fitness. If you’re just starting out on a new exercise program, you should start
gradually and build up - do not try to do too much too quickly. 30 minutes, 3 times a week should be enough. Don’t push
yourself too hard - you should never feel exhausted during or following exercise.

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To get the most out of your new equipment and see the best results from your training you should exercise at the right level
of effort, and that means listening to your heart! Working out to a target heart rate means you can direct your workout to
achieve different goals:
 - For those wishing to improve quality of life and general well being. Your session will need to be done at
an intensity of between 50 - 60% of your estimated maximum heart rate, should last about 30 minutes and can be done on
most days of the week.
 - To see a significant reduction in body fat, your sessions must be a little more intense - between 60 and
70% of your estimated maximum heart rate. These sessions can also be performed on most days of the week for up to 30
minutes.
 - These sessions should be performed at 70- 80% of your estimated maximum heart rate
and can also involve bouts of interval training that would have your heart rate peaking for short times near your maximum
heart rate level. These are intense sessions and will require at least a 48 hours rest between sessions.
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First, you need to find your estimated maximum heart rate using the formula “220 minus your age in years”. If you are 35
years old, your estimated maximum heart rate is: 220 - 35 = 185 beats per minute (bpm)
Next, to calculate your target heart rate, simply multiply your estimated maximum heart rate (185 bpm) by the applicable
percentage. So, if your goal is better heart: 185 x 60% = 111bpm
TIP: Heart rate training requires you to monitor your heart rate throughout the workout. For this we recommend using a
chest strap (If your machine has a wireless receiver) or a heart rate monitor.
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age target heart rate Zone
(55% - 90% oF maximum heart rate)
average maximum
heart rate 100%
20 YEARS 110-180 BEATS PER MINUTE 200 BEATS PER MINUTE
25 YEARS 107-175 BEATS PER MINUTE 195 BEATS PER MINUTE
30 YEARS 105-171 BEATS PER MINUTE 190 BEATS PER MINUTE
35 YEARS 102-166 BEATS PER MINUTE 185 BEATS PER MINUTE
40 YEARS 99-162 BEATS PER MINUTE 180 BEATS PER MINUTE
45 YEARS 97-157 BEATS PER MINUTE 175 BEATS PER MINUTE
50 YEARS 94-153 BEATS PER MINUTE 170 BEATS PER MINUTE
55 YEARS 91-148 BEATS PER MINUTE 165 BEATS PER MINUTE
60 YEARS 88-144 BEATS PER MINUTE 160 BEATS PER MINUTE
65 YEARS 85-139 BEATS PER MINUTE 155 BEATS PER MINUTE
70 YEARS 83-135 BEATS PER MINUTE 150 BEATS PER MINUTE
*For cardiorespiratory training benefits, the American College of Sports Medicine recommends working out within a heart
rate range of 55% to 90% of maximum heart rate. To predict the maximum heart rate, the following formula was used:
220 - age = predicted maximum heart rate
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
iF you have a problem with your treadmill, beFore you do anything else please check that all the cables have been
connected correctly. loose cables are very common and many problems can be solved by making sure the cables are
properly connected.
The following table details the most common problems and how to fix them. If you still have a problem after going through
the troubleshooting guide please call your local YORK distributor for advice.
problem cause correction
treadmill will not start Not plugged in.•
Safety key not on correctly.•
Treadmill circuit breaker.•
Switched off.•
Loose connection.•
Plug into suitable outlet.•
Insert safety key.•
Reset circuit breaker.•
Turn the switch on.•
Un-plug and re-plug electrical cord.•
running mat slipping Running mat loose.•
Deck needs lubrication.•
Tighten running mat.•
Lubricate mat and deck.•
treadmill noisy Loose hardware.•
Motor straining.•
Clicking sound - roller knocking.•
Tighten all visible screws, nut, and bolts.•
Check mat tension - 3 finger test.•
Adjust rear rollers - check the tension.•
inaccurate pulse rate Too much hand movement.•
Palms too wet.•
Gripping hand grips too tight.•
Wearing rings.•
Stand on side rails to get accurate pulse •
reading.
Dry palms.•
Grip using moderate pressure.•
Remove all rings.•
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The console will display information regarding operational faults with the treadmill. If your treadmill behaves in an unusual
way and seems to have developed a fault, turn it off at the electrical outlet and then back on again. This should clear the
treadmill of incidental errors and prepare it for normal operation. If there is still a problem, call your local YORK® distributor
for advice. Please find below some specific error messages you may see on the display:
E1 - Communication error.•
E2 - Motor connection error.•
E3 - Speed sensor error.•
E4 - Relay error.•
E5 - Over electrical current error.•
E6 - Running mat over speed error.•
E7 - Safety key error.•
In the event of an electrical failure the treadmill will automatically shut off. To restart the treadmill:
Unplug the power cable from the treadmill.1.
Push in the safety switch.2.
Re-plug the power cable into the treadmill.3.

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Lifetime frame•
12 months other parts•
12 months labour•
This equipment is warranted for use in a home, personal, family or household environment.
please note: warranty details may vary From one market area to another.
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York Fitness warrants that the Equipment you have purchased from an authorized York Fitness reseller is free from defects
in materials and workmanship. The Warranty is valid subject to normal and reasonable use in the environment as described
above, and correct assembly of the equipment during the warranty period. The warranty period extends to the original
purchaser only. It is not transferable to anyone who subsequently purchases the Equipment from you.
The warranty excludes normal wear and tear on parts.
Your sales receipt, showing the date of purchase of the equipment, is your proof of the date of purchase.
This warranty becomes valid only if the Equipment is assembled / installed according to the instructions / directions
included with the equipment. This warranty does not extend to any equipment that has been damaged or rendered
defective: (a) as a result of accident, misuse, abuse or lack of reasonable care; (b) by the use of parts not manufactured
by York Fitness or sold by York Fitness; (c) by modification of the equipment; (d) as a result of service by anyone else
other than York Fitness or an authorized York Fitness warranty service provider; (e) Direct or Indirect Damage from Natural
Causes (hurricane, tornado, hail, lightning, flood, explosion, mudslide).
During the warranty period, York Fitness will at no additional charge provide replacement part(s) or repair the equipment (at
York Fitness’s option) if it becomes defective, malfunctions or otherwise fails to conform with this warranty under normal,
non-commercial, personal, family or household use. In repairing the equipment, York Fitness may replace defective parts
or at the option of York Fitness, use serviceable used parts that are equivalent to new parts in performance. All exchanged
parts and equipment replaced under this warranty will become the property of York Fitness. York Fitness reserves the right
to change manufacturers of any part to cover any existing warranty.
If the equipment must be returned, you must return the Equipment or defective part to York Fitness in its original container
(or equivalent) with Proof of Purchase. Any evidence of alteration, erasing or forgery of proof of purchase documents will
be cause to void this warranty. You must prepay any shipping charges and you are responsible for insuring any equipment
or part that is returned. Should any equipment submitted for warranty service be found to be ineligible, an estimate of
repair cost will be furnished and the repair will be made if requested, upon York Fitness’s receipt of payment or acceptable
arrangement of payment. Under no circumstances will returns be accepted without return authorization by our Customer
Service department.
to obtain warranty service you must provide the Following inFormation:
Name of Equipment, Equipment Code, Batch No, Date Purchased, and Nature of fault or part number required.•
Neither dealer of this equipment nor any retail establishment selling this equipment has any authority to make any •
warranties or to promise remedies in addition to, or inconsistent with, those stated above. This warranty does not
affect your statutory rights
regular serving oF this eQuipment is recommended every 12 months. Failure to do this may void your warranty.

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Ver. 08.31.2009 / 51094
key part no. description Qty
151094-01 Main Frame (T) 1
251094-02 Left Upright (T) 1
351094-03 Right Upright (T) 1
451094-04 Incline Frame (T) 1
551094-04 Incline Locking Rod (ø13.8 x 610mm) 1
651094-06 Handlebar (T) 2
751094-07 Base Frame (T) 1
851094-08 Deck Support Rail (13 x 26 x 548mm) 3
951094-09 Upright Brace Tube 1
10 51094-10 Motor Bracket 1
11 51094-11 Console Support & Handlebar (T) 1
12 51094-12 Computer & Bottle Holder Mount Plate 1
13 51094-13 Lower Lift Support 2
14 51094-14 Inner Slide Lift Support (21.21 x 357mm / T1.5mm) 1
15 51094-15 Front Running Belt Roller / Pulley Wheel 1
16 51094-16 Rear Running Belt Roller (ø41.5 x 475mm) 1
17 51094-17 Foam Handgrip (ø23 x 658 x T-4mm) 1
18 51094-18 Running Deck (588 x 1120 x T-12mm) 1
19 51094-19 Running Belt (2500 x 400 x T01.6mm) 1
20 51094-20 Pulley Belt (483J-6) 1
21 51094-21 Gromet (ø22mm) 2
22 51094-22 Foam Handgrip (ø30 x 680mm) 2
23 51094-23 Transport Wheel (ø40 x 33mm) 2
24 51094-24 Hand Knob - Female Fixing (M10 x 31mm) 1
25 51094-25 Non-Slip Foot Grip (80 x 400 x T-0.5mm) 2
26 51094-26 Square Flat Internal End Cap (SQ-38mm / 1.5mm tube) 2
27 51094-27 Hand Pulse Sensor 2
28 51094-28 Bottle Holder (T) 2
29 51094-29 Double-side Tape (350 x 35 x 1.5mm) 2
30 51094-30 Foam Pad (35 x 25 x T-2mm) 12
31 51094-31 Foot Rail (1016mm) 2
32 51094-32 Top Motor Cover (T) 1
33 51094-33 Bottom Cover (T) 1
34 51094-34 Console / Computer - Top Assembly 1
35 51094-35 Console / computer - Bottom Cover 1
36 51094-36 Cover - Handlebar 2
37 51094-37 Rear Roller Guard - Left 1
38 51094-38 Rear Roller Guard - Right 1
39 51094-39 Rubber Foot (ø28 x ø24 x 12.5mm) 4
40 51094-40 Round Plastic Bolt Cap (17mm Hex x OD-23.5 x 22mm) 2
41 51094-41 Spring (ø2.0 x ø16.5 x 36.5mm) 1
42 51094-42 Rear Left Endcap - Upper (T) 1
43 51094-43 Rear Left Endcap - Lower (T) 1
44 51094-44 Rear Right Endcap - Upper (T) 1
45 51094-45 Rear Right Endcap - Lower (T) 1
46 51094-46 Driver Motor (1HP) 1
47 51094-47 Round Internal / Semi External End Cap 2
48 51094-48 Ferite Core 1
49 51094-49 On/O Rocker Switch 1
50 51094-50 Circuit Breaker Module (10A) 1
51 51094-51 Power (Kettle) Socket 1
52
51094-52A Power Cable (90˚ 3 pin UK [L1750mm]) 1
51094-52B Power Cable (90˚ 3 pin AUST. / N.Z. [L2000mm]) 1
51094-52C Power Cable (90˚ 2 pin EU [L2000mm]) 1
53 51094-53 Transformer (TD0000031) 1
54 51094-54 Choke / Transformer 1
55 51094-55 Filter (115 / 250V AC) 1
56 51094-56 Controller PCB 1
57 51094-57 Main PCB 1
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58 51094-58 Hand Pulse Cable - Upper (850mm x 2pin) 2
59 51094-59 Hand Pulse Cable - Lower (200mm x 2pin) 2
60 51094-60 Computer Cable - Upper (900mm x 4pin) 1
61 51094-61 Computer Cable - Mid (900mm x 4pin) 1
62 51094-62 Computer Cable - Lower (500mm x 4pin) 1
63 51094-63 Connect Cable (100mm) 2
64 51094-64 Connect Cable (100mm) 1
65 51094-65 Connect Cable (100mm) - Earthing 2
66 51094-66 Plastic Spacer (OD - 22 x ID15 x 7mm) 2
67 51094-67 Cable Funnel (ø15 x 18 x 193mm) 1
68 51094-68 Connect Socket (ø38 x 27mm) 2
69 51094-69 Spring (ø13.2 x 41mm) 1
70 51094-70 Pull Plunger (M16 x 15 x 1.5mm) 1
71 51094-71 Foam Strip (1050 x 15 x T-1.5mm) 2
72 51094-72 Square Flat Internal Cap (SQ-21mm / 1.5mm tube) 1
73 51094-73 Square Flat Internal Cap (SQ-25.4mm / 1.5mm tube) 1
74 51094-74 Oval Grommet / Cable Insert (14 x 20 x T10mm) 1
75 51094-75 Sensor & Wire (18.5 x 30 x 220mm) 1
76 51094-76 Hex Head Bolt (M10 x 100mm) 2
77 51094-77 Hex Head Bolt (M8 x 125mm) 1
78 51094-78 Carriage Bolt (M8 x 70mm) 1
79 51094-79 Round Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 45mm [6mm Allen]) 2
80 51094-80 Flat Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 42mm [6mm Allen]) 4
81 51094-81 Round Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 40mm [6mm Allen]) 1
82 51094-82 Round Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 35mm [6mm Allen]) 1
83 51094-83 Round Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 15mm [6mm Allen]) 10
84 51094-84 Countersunk Allen Head Self Tapping Screw 2
85 51094-85 Cap Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 50mm [6mm Allen]) 3
86 51094-86 Hex Head Bolt (M8 x 15mm) 2
87 51094-87 Countersunk Philips Head Self Drilling Screw (10x30mm) 8
88 51094-88 Round Flange Philips Head Self Tapping Screw (4x25mm) 8
89 51094-89 Round Flange Philips Head Self Tapping Screw (5x20mm) 4
90 51094-90 Round Philips Head Self Tapping Screw (4 x 16mm) 30
91 51094-91 Round Philips Head Machine Screw (M5 x 8mm) 10
92 51094-92 Round Philips Head Machine Screw (M4 x 8mm) 4
93 51094-93 Hex Head Bolt (M4 x 25mm) 1
94 51094-94 Round Allen Head Bolt (M8 x 95mm [6mm Allen]) 2
95 51094-95 Nyloc Nut (M10) 2
96 51094-96 Nyloc Nut (M8) 7
97 51094-97 Hex Nut (M4 x T-3.2mm) 4
98 51094-98 Flat Washer (ID 10.5 x OD 21 x T 2mm) 3
99 51094-99 Flat Washer (ID 8.5 x OD 16 x T 1.5mm) 16
100 51094-100 Spring Washer (ID 8.5 x OD 16 x T 1.5mm) 2
101 51094-101 E Clip (E12) 1
102 51094-102 Curved Washer (ID 8.5 x OD 16 x T 1.5mm) 2
103 51094-103 Star Washer (OD 15 x ID 8.5 x T 0.7mm) 12
104 51094-104 Star Washer (OD 5.2 x ID 10 x T 1mm) 6
105 51094-105 Star Washer (OD 4.2 x ID 8 x T 1mm) 8
106 51094-106 Cable Tie (3 x 190mm) 3
107 51094-107 Countersunk Philips Head Self Tapping Screw 2
108 51094-108 Round Grommet / Cable Insert (ø16.5 x 11.5mm) 1
109 51094-109 Philips Screwdriver & Allen key 1
110 51094-110 Allen Key (6 x 86mm) 1
111 51094-111 Safety Key 1
112 51094-112 Plastic Spacer (ID 8.5 x OD 25 x T 5mm) 2
113 51094-113 Bottle of Lubricant (300cc) 1
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