HITIK AU-T022 Fitness Treadmill Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- HITIK
Table of Contents
AU-T022 TREADMILL
Instruction Manual
Thanks for purchasing the AU-T022 Treadmill. Please read all precautions and instructions in the manual carefully before installing and using. Save this manual for future reference. If you need help, please send an email to our Store.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Please read the instructions carefully before use to ensure your safety and avoid accidents.
- This product is for home use only, not suitable for professional training and testing, and not for medical purposes.
- Children, the elderly, and pregnant women are prohibited from using this machine. Children over the age of 12 need to be accompanied by an adult when using the electric treadmill.
- Treadmills are designed for use by one person. Only one person is allowed on the treadmill at a time.
- When the electric treadmill is in use, please do not let children or pets approach it.
- Put the electric treadmill in a clean and flat place, do not put the electric treadmill on a thick carpet, so as not to affect the air circulation under the electric treadmill, and do not place the electric treadmill near water or use it outdoors.
- Note that the electric treadmill is special equipment, please do not modify it for other purposes.
- Please do not insert any other items into any part of the equipment, as it will damage the equipment.
- To maintain the proper functioning of your treadmill, do not install or attach any accessories or parts not supplied by the treadmill manufacturer.
- It is recommended to wear athletic shoes and suitable workout clothes when using the machine. Do not wear loose clothes and soft-soled shoes that could become caught on the treadmill.
- Before using the treadmill, make sure that the clip of the safety switch is clipped on the clothes or the belt so that in an emergency, the safety lock can be pulled down immediately to stop the running of the treadmill to ensure your safety.
- For safety, do not stand on the running belt when starting the machine.
- Maximum user weight is 120KGS/265LBS. Please do not exceed the weight limit.
- When in use, there should be an unobstructed safety zone of 3-6 feet behind the treadmill.
- Please increase or decrease speed slowly. When using the electric treadmill for the first time, be sure to hold the handrails with your hands, and then release the handrails until you feel comfortable.
- Before cleaning and performing any maintenance, turn off the treadmill and unplug the power cord.
WARNING:
Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise. It’s especially
important for individuals over the age of 35 or those with pre-existing health
conditions. Please read all instructions before using any equipment.
PRODUCT VIEW
MAIN FRAME & ACCESSORIES
The following figure is an exploded view of the parts required to install the whole machine. Open the box and you can take out the following components from the box.
Note: Please do not plug in the power until the installation is complete!
No. | Part Name | Spec | Qty |
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1 | Main Frame Group | 1 | |
3 | Side Armrest | 2 | |
16 | Knob Covers | 2 | |
20 | Phone/Tablet Stand | 1 | |
46 | Remote Controller | 1 | |
47 | Safety Lock | 1 | |
48 | Oil Bottle | 1 | |
49 | Allen Wrench | 1 | |
Instruction Manual | 1 |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Input Power Supply | AC 120V/60HZ |
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Item Dimension (Folded) | 54.72″L x 26.77″W x 4.25″H |
Item Dimension (Unfolded) | 51.57″L x 26.77″W x 43.7″H |
Running Area | 43.3″L x 16.54″W |
Item Weight | 72.75LBS |
Motor power | 1.0 HP |
Peak Power | 2.5HP |
Maximum Weight | 265LBS/120KG |
Speed Range | 0.6-7.5 MPH/1-12KMH |
UNMANNED DETECTION:
In the running state, when no one is detected on the treadmill within 5 minutes, the treadmill will automatically switch to the pause state, and gradually slow down to stop to achieve energy saving effect.
DISPLAY WINDOW LOCKING AND RELEASING:
In the running state, it is allowed to lock and release the current display
window. The locked window will always maintain the current display interface.
When the remote control Select button is pressedto release the window, it will
continue to be displayed in order (only the remote control supports it).
SLEEP STATE AND WAKE-UP METHOD:
Sleep State: In standby mode, if there is no operation for more than 10
minutes, it will automatically enter sleep mode.
Wake-Up Method: In the sleep mode, the methods to wake up the display board
are: press any button on the remote control, turn the jog shuttle knob, press
the jog shuttle button, and pull out the safety lock. In walking machine mode,
the methods towake up the display board are: press any button on the remote
controller.
Blue LED Strip:
- In the running state, the blue light will flash once every step you take.
- In sleep mode, the blue light strip is off.
- In other states, the blue light strip is the effect of the breathing light.
Shuttle knob LED light
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In the standby state, pause state, and stop state, the shuttle knob LED light is always green.
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In running state
1.0km/h(0.6mile/h)-6.0km/h(3.7mile/h) shuttle knob LED light flashing green light
6.1 km/h(3.8mile/h)-9.0km/h( 5.5mile/h)shuttle knob LED light flashing yellow light
9.1km/h(5.6mile/h)-12.0km/h(7.5mile/h) shuttle knob LED light flashing red light. -
In the fault state, the shuttle knob LED lights up in red.
LED lights on the right side of the display board:
1. In the wake-up state, is always on.
2. In the sleep state, flashes every 2.5s.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Unpack the box, move the Main Frame Group (1) to flat ground and check all accessories.
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Lift the Column (2) up.
Tighten clockwise with the Kmob covers (16) on both sides.
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Snap the Armrest Group (3) into the Column (2).
Note: Please patiently insert the armrest horizontally into the column to the end, and press down to lock A and B.
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Put the Safety Lock (47) on the electronic watch (the middle yellow emergency stop switch position).
Insert the into the groove at the back of the electronic watch.
Put the Remote Controller (46) into the remote controller under the electronic watch.
FOLD STEP
FOLDED WALKING MODE:
- In the unfolded state (Figure A), unlatch the left and right armrests upwards and take them out.
- Turn the knob cover on both sides counterclockwise to loosen.
- Hold the column with both hands and go down until it is level with the running platform (Figure B).
- Turn the knob cover clockwise to tighten.
Note: Stop the treadmill before switching. In this mode, the shuttle knob is invalid and the safety lock is invalid.
RUNNING MODE:
- In the flat state (Figure A), turn the knob cover counter-clockwise to loosen.
- Hold the column with both hands and lift up (as shown in Figure B).
- Turn the knob cover on both sides clockwise to tighten.
- Install the left and right armrests on the uprights.
Note: Stop the treadmill before switching.
FUNCTION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION:
Note: Please remove the plastic spacer on the back of the battery before
using the remote controller.
BUTTON FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
1.1 “Start/Pause Button”:
- In standby mode, press this button, countdown 3s to start running.
- When selecting the running mode, press the Start/Pause Button to confirm the selection.
- During running, press this button to pause.
- In pause state, after the running belt stops, click again, and continue to complete the program before the pause after a countdown of 3s.
1.2 sa “Stop Button”:
- Click this button during running, the treadmill will stop running and enter the standby state.
- Within 5 seconds before power-on, press and hold this button to adapt the remote control and the treadmill.
- After 5 seconds of power-on, in standby mode, press and hold this button to switch between aging mode and unattended detection mode.
- Press this button during setting to exit setting and return to standby state.
BUTTON FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
1.3 “Up Button “:
- In standby state, press this button to switch between PI -P6 modes and set the pa-rameters corresponding to PI -P3.
- In running state, press this button to adjust the speed, press and hold for a quick rise, and click for a slow rise.
1.4 “Down Button “:
- In standby state, press this button to switch between P6-P1 modes and set the pa-rameters corresponding to PI -P3
- In running state, press this button to adjust the speed, press and hold for a quick down, and click for a slow down.
“Speed Switch Button 1 “:Switch to 3km/h or 2mile/h.
“Speed Switch Button 2 “:Switch to 6km/h or 4mile/h.
1.5 “Metric/Imperial Toggle Button ”
- In standby mode, press this key to switch between metric and imperial systems.
- In the running state, press this key to lock and release the current display window.
SHUTTLE KNOB OPERATION:
Note: The shuttle knob can only be operated when the armrest is standing
(in Running Mode).
In the P1~P6 mode, the range of setting parameters is adjusted by rotating the
jog shuttle knob, and the rotation is divided into fast rotation and slow
rotation.
Mode | Fast Rotation | Slow Rotation |
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P I (Time countdown mode) | 5min | Imin |
P2(Distance Countdown Mode) | 1 km/1 mile | 0.1km/0.1mile |
P3(Calorie Countdown Mode) | 1 00Kcal | 1 °Kcal |
- In standby state, short press the shuttle knob to start, count down for 3s to enter the running state.
- In running state, short press the shuttle knob to pause and the display panel will display a 300s countdown.
- In pause state, after the running belt stops, click again, and continue to complete the program before the pause after a countdown of 3s.
- In standby state, long press the shuttle knob to switch between metric and imperial.
- In standby state, rotate the shuttle knob to switch between P1~P6 modes.
- In running state, rotate the shuttle knob to adjust the speed, turn clockwise to increase the speed, and counterclockwise to decrease the speed.
- In pause state, long press the shuttle knob to return to standby mode.
THE SAFETY LOCK
Note: It is only valid when the safety lock is unplugged in Running Mode,
and it is invalid to plug and unplug the safety lock In Folded Walking Mode.
- In standby mode, if the safety lock is unplugged, a fault code will be reported.
- In the running state, unplug the safety lock, the treadmill stops running, and reports a fault code.
- In the sleep state, unplug the safety lock to wake up the display board and report a fault code. (4) After a fault occurs, the fault code can be cleared by reinserting the safety lock.
P1-P6 FUNCTION MODE INTRODUCTION
Note: Only the Running Mode has the P1-P6 mode, and there is no P1-P6
mode in the Folded Walking Mode.
P1: Time Countdown Mode(Time range: 5-99min, Default: 30min)
(1)Shuttle Knob Settings:
Rotate the shuttle button to switch to PI mode. Short press the shuttle button
to enter the countdown duration setting interface (after entering, long press
to exit P1 mode). Turn the shuttle button to set the time. Press the shuttle
button again to start the treadmill. When the running time counts down to 0,
the treadmill will decelerate and stop.
(2)Remote Control Setting:
Press the speed-up button or speed-down button on the remote control to switch
to PI mode. Press the start button to enter the countdown length setting
interface (short press the stop button to exit PI mode). Press the speed-up
button or speed-down button on the remote control to set the time. Press the
start/pause button, the upper control display panel counts down for 3 seconds
and the treadmill starts to run. When the running time counts down to 0, the
treadmill will decelerate and stop.
P2: Distance Countdown Mode(Distance range: 1-99km, Default: 3km/1.8mile)
(1)Shuffie Knob Settings
Rotate the shuttle button to switch to P2 mode. Short press the shuttle button
to enter the countdown distance setting interface (after entering, long press
to exit P2 mode). Turn the shuttle button to set the distance. Press the
shuttle button again to start the treadmill. When the running distance counts
down to 0, the treadmill will decelerate and stop.
(2)Remote Control Setting:
Press the speed-up button or speed-down button on the remote control to switch
to P2 mode. Press the start button to enter the countdown distance setting
interface (short press the stop button to exit P2 mode). Press the speed-up
button or speed-down button on the remote. control to set the distance. Press
the start/pause button, the upper control display panel counts down for 3
seconds and the treadmill starts to run. When the running time counts down to
0, the treadmill will decelerate and stop.
P3: Calorie Countdown Mode(calorie range: 20-9990Kcal, Default:300Kcal)
(1)Shuttle Knob Settings:
Rotate the shuttle button to switch to P3 mode. Short press the shuttle button
to enter the countdown calorie setting interface (after entering, long press
to exit P3 mode). Turn the shuttle button to set the calorie. Press the
shuttle button again to start the treadmill. When the running calorie counts
down to 0, the treadmill will decelerate and stop.
(2)Remote Control Setting:
Press the speed-up button or speed-down button on the remote control to switch
to P3 mode. Press the start button to enter the countdown calorie setting
interface (short press the stop button to exit P3 mode). Press the speed-up
button or speed-down button on the remote. control to set the calorie. Press
the start/pause button, the upper control display panel counts down for 3
seconds and the treadmill starts to run. When the running time counts down to
0, the treadmill will decelerate and stop.
P4: Endurance mode (fixed mode) (45 speeds, 45 times, 32 minutes, total
mileage 3.18km/2.0mile, consumption 191Kcal)
(1)Shuttle Knob Settings:
Rotate the shuttle button to switch to the P4 interface, press the shuttle
button to start the treadmill. (2)Remote Control Setting: Press the speed up
button and speed down button on the remote control to switch to the P4
interface, press the start button to start the treadmill.
Note: This mode is divided into 45 sections, and each section has a
corresponding speed and time. The speed can be manually adjusted by the
shuttle button or the remote control. When the last switching is completed,
the treadmill will slow down and stop.
SPEED LIST FOR P4 MODE:
No | Km/h,Mile/h | Time |
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1 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
2 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
3 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
4 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
5 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
6 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
7 | 8.0km/h,5mile/h | 40s |
8 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
9 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
10 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
11 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
12 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
13 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
14 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
15 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
16 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
17 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
18 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 40s |
19 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
20 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
21 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 40s |
22 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 40s |
23 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
24 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 40s |
25 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 40s |
26 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
27 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 40s |
28 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 40s |
29 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
30 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 40s |
31 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 40s |
32 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 40s |
33 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 40s |
34 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
35 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
36 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
37 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
38 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
39 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
40 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
41 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
42 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
43 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
44 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
45 | 4.0km/h,2.5mile/h | 60s |
P5: Repeated running mode (fixed mode) (33 speeds, 33 times, 57 minutes,
total mileage 7.15km/4.47mlle)
(1)Shuttle Knob Settings:
Rotate the shuttle button to switch to the P5 interface, press the shuttle
button to start the treadmill.
(2)Remote Control Setting:
Press the speed up button and speed down button on the remote control to
switch to the PS interface, press the start button to start the treadmill.
Note: This mode is divided into 33 sections, and each section has a
corresponding speed and time. The speed can be manually adjusted by the
shuttle button or the remote control. When the last switching is completed,
the treadmill will slow down and stop.
SPEED LIST FOR P6 MODE:
No | Km/h,Mile/h | Time |
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1 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 80s |
2 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 80s |
3 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 80s |
4 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 80s |
5 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 80s |
6 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 80s |
7 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 70s |
8 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 60s |
9 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 50s |
10 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 70s |
11 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 60s |
12 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 50s |
13 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
14 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
15 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
16 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
17 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
18 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
19 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
20 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
21 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
22 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
23 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
24 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
25 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
26 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
27 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
28 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 70s |
29 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 60s |
30 | 10.0km/h,6.2mile/h | 50s |
31 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 70s |
32 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 60s |
33 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 50s |
34 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 70s |
35 | 8.0km/h,5.0mile/h | 60s |
36 | 9.0km/h,5.6mile/h | 50s |
37 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 50s |
38 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 50s |
39 | 7.0km/h,4.3mile/h | 50s |
40 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 50s |
41 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 50s |
42 | 6.0km/h,3.7mile/h | 50s |
43 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
44 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
45 | 5.0km/h,3.1mile/h | 40s |
ELECTRONIC PANEL INSTRUCTIONS
WINDOW DISPLAY:
RANGE OF PARAMETERS:
Speed range: 1.0km ~ 12.0km/0.6mile ~ 7.5mile
Time: 00:00 ~ 99:59 (running time exceeds 99:59, reset to zero and recount,
the treadmill will not stop)
Distance: 0 ~ 99.99 (the running distance exceeds 99.99, reset to zero, and
the treadmill will not stop, and the user’s use time is 100 minutes + the time
displayed on the display)
Calories: 0 ~ 9999 (the running calorie exceeds 9999, reset to zero and
recalculate, the treadmill does not stop)
Number of steps: 0 ~ 999999 (when the number of steps is greater than 9999,
the window only displays the highest four digits).
Folded Walking Mode:
Speed range: 1.0km – 6.0km/0.6mile – 4mile
Time: 00:00 – 99:59 (running time exceeds 99:59, reset to zero and recount,
the treadmill will not stop)
Distance: 0 – 99.99 (the running distance exceeds 99.99, reset to zero, and
the treadmill will not stop, and the users use time is 100 minutes + the time
displayed on the display)
Calories: 0 – 9999 (the running calorie exceeds 9999, reset to zero and
recalculate, the treadmill does not stop)
Number of steps: 0 – 999999 (when the number of steps is greater than 9999,
the window only displays the highest four digits)
MAINTENANCE GUIDE
Warning: Before cleaning or maintaining the product, be sure to unplug the power plug of the electric treadmill. Cleaning: Thorough cleaning will prolong the life of your electric treadmill.
- Remove dust regularly to keep parts clean.
- Be sure to sweep the exposed parts of the running belt on both sides, which will reduce the build-up of debris under the running belt.
- Make sure your sneakers are clean and avoid getting foreign objects under the running belt that can wear down the running board and belt.
- The surface of the running belt must be wiped with a damp, soapy cloth, and please be careful not to splash water on the electrical components and under the running belt.
Warning: Be sure to unplug the power supply of the electric treadmill
before moving the motor protection cover. Open the motor protection cover at
least once a year to vacuum and clean the motor.
LUBRICANTS FOR RUNNING BELTS:
Our electric treadmill has been lubricated in advance. The friction between
the running belt and the running board has a great influence on the service
life and performance of the electric treadmill, so lubricating oil must be
applied regularly. We recommend regular inspections of the deck. If the panel
is damaged, please contact our customer service center.
We recommend lubricating between the running belt and the running board of the
electric treadmill according to the following schedule: (the usage is as shown
in the figure below)
Light user (use less than 3 hours per week) | Once a year |
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Intermediate users (use 3-5 hours per week) | Once every 6 months |
heavy users (more than 5 hours per week) | once every 3 months |
Note: Any other repairs must be performed by professionals.
BELT ADJUSTMENT:
Note: In order to better maintain your electric treadmill and prolong the
life of the machine, it is recommended that you turn off the power and let the
machine rest for 10 minutes before using it after 1.5 hours of continuous use.
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Place the electric treadmill on a level surface. Run the electric treadmill at a speed of about 4-5 km/H and observe the deviation of the running belt.
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If the running belt deviates to the right, unplug the safety lock and power switch, turn the adjust-ment bolt on the right 1 /4 circle clockwise, insert the power switch and safety lock, make the tread-mill run, and observe the deviation of the running belt. Repeat the above steps until the running belt is centered. Figure A.
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If the running belt deviates to the left, unplug the safety lock and power switch, turn the left adjustment bolt clockwise for 1/4 turn, insert the power switch and safety lock, make the treadmill run, and observe the deviation of the running belt. Repeat the above steps until the running belt is centered. Figure B
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After the above adjustments or after a period of use, the running belt will gradually loosen and need to be adjusted. Unplug the safety lock and power switch, and at the same time turn the adjustment bolts on the left and right sides clockwise for 1/4 turn, insert the power switch and safety lock to make the treadmill run, and then stand on the running belt to confirm the tightness. Repeat the above steps until the tightness of the running belt is moderate. Figure C
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
Error Code | Fault description |
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E01 | Communication fault |
E02 | Software Overcurrent |
E03 | Hardware overcurrent |
E04 | Undervoltage |
E05 | Overvoltage |
E07 | Safety lock falls off |
E08 | Stalled |
E09 | Hall fault |
WARM UP
No matter how you exercise, it is best to do stretching exercises first. Warm muscles are easier to stretch, so take 5-10 minutes to warm up first. Then stop and do stretching exercises as follows-do 5 times, each leg for 10 seconds or more each time, and do it again after the exercise is over.
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Stretch down
Bend your knees slightly, and slowly bend your body forward to relax your back and shoul-ders. Try to touch your toes with your hands. Hold for 10-15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times (see Figure I). -
Hamstring stretch
Sit on a clean seat cushion and straighten one leg. Tuck the other leg inward so that it is close to the inside of the straight leg. Try to touch your toes with your hands. Hold for 10-15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times for each leg (see Figure 2). -
Stretching of calf and foot tendons
Stand on two supporting walls or trees, with one foot behind. Keep your hind legs upright and your heels on the ground, leaning toward the wall or tree. Hold for 10-15 seconds, then relax. Repeat for each leg 3 times (see Figure 3). -
Quadriceps stretch
Hold the wall or table with your left hand to grasp the balance, then stretch your right hand back, grab the right heel and slowly pull towards your buttocks, until you feel the muscles in front of your thighs tense. Hold for 10-15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times for each leg (see Figure 4). -
The sartorlus (the muscles of the inner thigh) stretch
Sit with the soles of your feet facing each other with your knees facing out. Grasp the feet with both hands and pull towards the groin. Hold for 10-15 seconds, then relax. Repeat it 3 times (see Figure 5).
EXPLODED DRAWING
NO | DES. |
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1 | Main Frame Group |
2 | Column |
3 | Armrest Group |
4 | Brushless Motor |
5 | Front Roller |
6 | Rear Roller |
7 | Running Board |
8 | Running Belt |
9 | Motor top cover |
10 | Motor lower cover |
11 | Left Bar |
12 | Right Bar |
13 | Left rear comer guard |
14 | Right rear corner protector |
15 | Column outer cover |
16 | Knob Covers |
17 | Upper cover |
18 | Lower cover |
19 | Remote control box |
20 | Phone Stand |
21 | Mobile pad |
22 | Mobile phone holder |
23 | Foam handrail |
24 | Forefoot pad |
25 | adjustable foot pads |
26 | Light guide plate |
27 | Raster |
28 | Acrylic stickers |
29 | Luminous circle |
30 | Main button |
31 | Knob PCB |
32 | Show PCB |
33 | Lower controller |
34 | LED strip |
35 | Upper segment line |
36 | Lower segment line |
37 | Square Rocker Switch |
38 | power cable |
39 | Power cord buckle |
40 | Multi V-belt |
41 | Motor press block A |
42 | Motor press block B |
43 | Knurled Shaft |
44 | Scroll wheel |
45 | Rubber mat |
46 | Remote Controller |
47 | Safety Lock |
48 | Oil Bottle |
49 | Allen Wrench |
50 | single branch line |
51 | Magnet ring |
52 | Hex socket countersunk head screw |
53 | Hexagon socket head cap screws |
54 | Hexagon socket head cap screws |
55 | Hexagon socket head cap screws |
56 | Cross Recessed Pan Head Self-tapping Self-Drilling Screws |
57 | Cross recessed pan head self-tapping self-drilling screws with pad |
58 | Cross recessed pan head tapping screws |
59 | Cross recessed pan head tapping screws |
60 | Cross recessed pan head tapping screws |
61 | Standard Spring Washers |
62 | Internal Serrated Lock Washers |
63 | Internal Serrated Lock Washers |
64 | Standard Spring Washers |
65 | Hex lock nut |
FCC WARNING
Any Changes expressly or modifications not approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This
device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for and
uncontrolled environment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating
in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radiolTV technician for help.
Model: AU-T022
Xiamen Joycon Health Technology Co., Ltd
Add: No. 999, Xinmin Avenue, Xinmin Town,
Tongan District, Xiamen, China
Made in China
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