fushi 2BDJ9-AMA00597 Treadmill User Manual

fushi 2BDJ9-AMA00597 Treadmill

CAUTION
Read all precautions and instructions in this manual before using this equipment. Keep this manual for future reference.

IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS

WARNING: A CORRECT LUBRICATION OF THE TREADMILL WITH SILICON OIL OR TEFLON IS REALLY
IMPORTANT. THIS LUBRICATION MUST BE PERFORMED REGULARLY DEPENDING ON EACH PERSON, EVEN BEFORE ITS FIRST USE.
YOU MUST PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING WITH ITS PROTECTIONS, PURCHASE RECEIPT, MANUAL AND COMPONENTS DURING THE GUARANTEE PERIOD.

To decrease the risk of suffering severe injuries, read carefully all the important instructions and warnings regarding the use of a treadmill before using it.
Our company doesn’t take any responsibility for personal injuries or property damages resulting from the use of this product.

1. Before starting any workout program, consult your doctor. It’s especially important for people older than 35 years old, people with health problems and pregnant women.
2. The owner must ensure that all users are correctly informed about the warnings.
3. Use the equipment as explained in the instructions manual.
4. Keep the equipment in an enclosed area, away from dust or humidity. Don’t store it in a garage, indoor backyard or near the water. Humidity, dust and water could lead to a malfunction of the equipment, annulling its guarantee.
5. Place the unit on a flat surface. If the surface is uneven, the proper functioning could be affected. Some models include levellers or levelling threads behind the legs, helping the levelling. Please read the manual to verify if your unit is provided with one of them..
6. The unit must be placed in a ventilated area. Don’t use it in places with sprays or oxygen dispensers. The air you breathe may be affected and cause an accident.
7. Keep children younger than 12 years old and pets away from the equipment. Keep the security distance.
8. Check in the manual the maximum weight your equipment can support. Excessive weight could lead to a malfunction in the operating system, which won’t be covered by the guarantee.
9. Wear suitable clothes and shoes. Do not use loose clothing that may get hooked.
10. If your equipment is working through a power supply: make sure that the power cord and plug are in good condition. Carry out the connection only when the circuit has a ground connection, otherwise, it could cause damages to the equipment or to the property which the guarantee won’t cover. Power cords must be away from hot surfaces.
11. If it is a battery-powered unit: check and make sure that they are charged enough so the display will fully function.
12. If your equipment is provided with a security key, please understand the product before using it. The security key has a magnet which must be put in the display. At the end of the lace, there is a clamp that should be attached to the clothes. The treadmill will start working only if the key is placed in the display. THIS IS ESSENTIAL.
13. If your unit works thanks to a power supply: don’t put it into operation while you are on the belt. The motor would be unnecessarily loaded. The right way is to place yourself with open legs, each one on a side of the belt and sit up once it is ongoing.
14. If your unit works with an electric supply: check the speed it can reach and your security. The best is to adjust gradually the speed to avoid sudden changes.
15. If your unit works through an electric supply: never leave the machine unattended while it’s working. Take the security key off, turn the “on“ button into “off“ and unplug the power cord.
16. If your equipment is provided with a pulse sensor, you may know it isn’t a medical instrument. It’s designed a help with the workout and determines the tendencies of heart rates. Some factors could affect the accuracy of the heart rate interpretations, for example, the movements of the user.
17. Machines don’t take up too much space as they can be folded. Once folded, make sure that all is well assembled to the locking system, either if it has a lock or a hydraulic engine. Don’t try to move it or raise it unless you are insured. Should any damage happen being the machine uninsured, it won’t be covered by the guarantee.
18. Check and tighten all screws regularly, because due to vibrations screws and nuts tend to loosen. Damages caused by a lack of maintenance won’t be covered by the guarantee.
19. Correct lubrication of the treadmill with silicon oil or teflon is IMPORTANT. This lubrication must be performed regularly depending on each person, even before its first use. The lubrication must be carried out this way: disconnect the equipment of the electricity supply (in case you have one), pull up the tapestry from the side with one hand and spread the oil on the board. Please repeat this procedure from the other lateral side. Connect the equipment to the power supply (in case you have one) and turn the “on” button (red button) into the correct position (I), insert the security key and let the treadmill work for several minutes without any weight on it. Repeat this action regularly.
20. Two people will be needed to take the unit from the package. Otherwise, the damages caused at this moment won’t be covered by the guarantee.
21. Don’t let any object fall into the grooves.
22. If the unit works through a power cord: unplug always the power cord before cleaning it, after the workout and before performing any maintenance duty.
23. This unit is designed for a domestic purpose and in an interior place, not for a business environment or outside.
24. Do a workout with stretches before and after the sessions, you will avoid injuries.
25. Drink water before, during and after the workout.
26. If you start feeling pain or dizziness while training: STOP IMMEDIATELY.
27. YOU MUST PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING WITH ITS PROTECTIONS, MANUAL AND COMPONENTS DURING THE GUARANTEE PERIOD.
28. The accessories can be different to the other models.
29. This electronic product can’t be thrown under any circumstances into the municipal rubbish bins. To preserve the environment, this product must be recycled according to the applicable law of your country. Please contact your town council to learn more about this procedure.
30. A clear safety area of at least 2,000 mm in length and at least as wide as the treadmill shall be provided behind the equipment when in use.
31. Should you need technical assistance or advice with the installation of pieces, You can get in touch with us.

YOU MUST KEEP THE PURCHASE RECEIPT TO HAVE ACCESS TO THIS SERVICE KEEP THIS ADVICE FOR FUTURE REFERENCES

MAIN TECHNICAL FEATURES

ASSEMBLY

NOTICE: ASSEMBLY REQUIRES TWO PERSONS

STEP 1

1. Carry out the machine from the package by two persons place it lightly on a flat floor, and put other fittings beside the machine.
2. Plug in the power and turn on the switch. Press the start key and stop key on the controller to check if the machine can work well.

TREADMILL OPERATION

A brief introduction

• This electronic watch is easy to use and has a few adjustment parameters
• The noun convention used in the specification:
• Treadmill parameters: “Speed” values
• Motion parameters: “distance” value, “calorie” value, “time” value.
• Motion mode: wireless receiving control mode

LED screen display description

1. Speed display. When this LED light is on, the screen displays the current speed value.
2. Time display. When this LED light is on, the screen displays the current time value.
3. Distance display. When this LED light is on, the screen displays the current distance value.
4. Calorie display. When this LED light is lit, the screen displays the caloric value of the current exercise.

The preceding parameters are displayed at an interval of about 5 seconds.

Controller

This product is a wireless remote control, and the Settings are as follows:

1. Start button: Press the start button on the remote control and the treadmill belt begins to move.
2. Pause button: Press the pause button on the remote control to pause the treadmill belt’s movement. The display window will show “PAU” and pause the current time, distance, calories, speed, etc. Press the start button on the remote control to continue the current status and resume exercising.
3. Speed +: Press the speed + button on the remote control to increase the exercise speed, the speed will go up by 0.3 miles.
4. Speed -: Press the speed – button on the remote control to decrease the exercise speed, speed will go down by 0.3 miles.
5. P button: Press the P button on the remote control to switch the display window between exercise speed, time, distance, and calories.
6. Power button: Press the power button on the remote control to start exercising.
7. Stop button: Press the stop button on the remote control to stop exercising.

Please note that if the movement time exceeds 99 min 59s, the system will stop automatically.
Bluetooth APP– SCAN RQ code on the panel sticker or search SPAX/ZWIFT at the APP store or Google Play to download APP

MAINTENANCE

• This product must be earthed. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced with a manufacturer-recommended power cord.

DO NOT TANGLE THE POWER CORD

REGULAR MAINTENANCE OF THE TREADMILL

• STORAGE: Keep your equipment in an enclosed place, away from dust or humidity. Don’t store it either in a garage in an indoor backyard, or near the water. Humidity, dust and water could damage it and affect its functioning
• ELECTRIC CABLE: Make sure that the cable and plug are in perfect condition.
• Electric cables must be away from hot surfaces
• SCREWS AND CONNECTING CABLES: Supervise and tighten the screws regularly, because due to the vibration the screws and nuts tend to loosen.
• LUBRICATION: After running for a while, the treadmill must be configured with special cymene silicone oil for lubrication.

Suggestion

• Do not lubricate more than what you need to. Remember: regular and reasonable lubrication is to improve the lifespan of your treadmill.
• Whether it is necessary to lubricate, make sure the machine is switched off and unplug the electricity.
• Lift the running belt, and observe if there are any silicon remaining on the running board which is under the running belt. If it is dry, then you need to apply the lubricant.
• The step to lubricate the running board is as follows: (see the above figure)
• Stop the running belt l.
• Turn over the running belt. Insert the lubricant pot as deep as possible into the middle of the running belt. Apply the lubricant onto the inner side of the running belt. Lubricate both sides of the running belt.

After the lubrication is completed, start the machine at 1km/h to let the running belt bring silicon all over the board.

ALIGN AND TIGHTEN THE BELT OF THE TREADMILL

ALIGN THE BELT: Due to its use, the belt can move off-centre. If the belt has moved to the left, start the treadmill and increase the speed to 3MPH. Use the 5mm Wrench to turn the fixed left bolt clockwise or turn the fixed right bolt counterclockwise. Don’t tighten the belt too much to be able to walk. Repeat this procedure until the belt is properly aligned.

TIGHTEN THE BELT: (if the belt slips on the treadmill when walking). Start the treadmill and increase the speed to 3MPH. Using the 5mm Wrench, turn both bolts 1/4 clockwise. If the belt is properly tight to walk, you must be able to pull up each side of the belt 5 or 7 cm off the platform. Be careful and maintain the belt aligned. Repeat this procedure until the belt is properly tightened.

• CLEANING: Don’t use abrasive products. A damp cloth is enough.
• LEVELING: If your unit is provided with levelling wheels, please adjust them to avoid vibrations and therefore malfunctions.
• KEEP THIS MAINTENANCE ADVICE FOR FUTURE REFERENCES

TROUBLESHOOTING

Change motor
Change PCB
E03| Over current protection| Change PCB
E04| Sudden big currents protect| Check the AC power supply

voltage

Change PCB
E05| Sudden low current protect| Check the AC power supply

voltage

Change PCB
E06| Overload error| Check Running belt Resistance
Change motor
Change PCB
E08| PCB overheat protection| Check Running belt Resistance
Change PCB
E09| Motor testing error| Turn off and re-start machine
Change motor
E11| The motor wire is not well connected| Check motor wire
Change PCB
Change motor
E12| PCB error| Change     PCB
E13| Computer error| Check     connect wire
Change PCB
Change computer

THE OBVIOUS DANGER LIST

Folding
1.2| Sharing| Inclining
Folding
1.3| Drawing-in Or Trapping| Rear roller
Drive system
1.4| ****

Falling

| Sudden starts/stops
Excessive speed variation
Support failure
1.5| Abrasion| Contact with Moving Running

surface

1.6| Slippery Surface| Slipping and falling
1.7| Stored Energy| Folded treadmills falling down
Springs or elastic devices before

assembly

2.| Electrical Hazards|
2.1| Electrocution| Contact with live components
3.| Thermal Hazards|
3.1| Burns| Contact with hot surfaces
4.| Hazards generated by neglecting ergonomic principles in design

process

|
4.1| Ineffective ergonomics| Size or location of support surfaces
Running surface dimensions
4.2| Human errors human

behaviour

| Reasonably foreseeable misuse
5.| Noise Hazards|
5.1| Disturbing acoustic communication| Moving the treadmill motor and belt

• Correct lubrication of the treadmill with silicon oil or teflon is IMPORTANT. This lubrication MUST BE
• PERFORMED REGULARLY DEPENDING ON EACH PERSON, EVEN BEFORE ITS FIRST USE.
• YOU MUST PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING WITH ITS PROTECTIONS, PURCHASE RECEIPT, MANUAL
• AND COMPONENTS DURING THE GUARANTEE PERIOD

WARRANTY

• We have a one-year quality warranty on the products. Within the warranty period, we provide FREE replacement parts. If caused by incorrect assembly, incorrect use or change of parts failures, our company takes no responsibility.
• You should show our products series no. and relative pictures or information before getting the warranty.
• This treadmill is only for home use, if problems occur by commercial use, our company takes no responsibility.

FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, according 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 under 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 the receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirements. The device can be used in portable exposure conditions without restriction.
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.

WORKOUT GUIDELINES

BEWARE: Before starting to use this or any exercise programs, consult your doctor. This is especially important for people older than 35 years old, or people with health problems.
If your equipment is provided with a pulse sensor, you must keep in mind this isn’t a medical instrument.
Several factors can vary the accuracy of the heart rate interpretations. The pulse sensor is just a help for the workouts, determining the general tendencies of the heart rate.
PROGRAMM WITH WARM UP WORKOUTS
WARM UP: Start stretching and slightly activating the muscles between 5 and 10 minutes. The warm-up will increase your corporal temperature, your heart rate and your blood flow, making you ready for the workouts.

• WORKOUT FOCUSED ON THE TRAINING AREA: Do some exercises for 20-30 minutes with your heart rate (don’t maintain your heart rate for more than 20 minutes during the first weeks of the exercise program). Breathe constantly and deeply during the workout (never hold your breath).
• COOL DOWN: Finish with stretching exercises for 5-10 minutes. Stretching increases the flexibility of your muscles and help you to avoid injuries after the workouts.
• FREQUENCY OF THE WORKOUT: To be fit or improve your shape, complete three workout sessions each week, with a rest day between the workouts. After some months of regular training, you will be able to complete up to five workouts a week.

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