Powertrain K1000 Manual de usuario

MOTORIZED TREADMILL –MODEL K1000

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Please read these instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference

FOR DOMESTIC INDOOR USE ONLY

WARNING: Keep young children away from this machine at all times. Contact with

the moving surface may result in severe friction burns.

1. CAUTION

To avoid injuries please read this manual carefully before using the treadmill.

Before starting any exercise program you should consult your doctor to determine if you

have any physical or health conditions which could create a risk to your health and

safety, or prevent you from using the equipment properly. Your doctor’s advice is

essential if you are taking medication that affects your heart rate, blood pressure or

cholesterol level.

Ensure you have tightened all the bolts and nuts on this machine before commencing

any exercise.

For safety reasons do not stand on running belt whilst starting the unit.

Please stop immediately if you feel unwell or nauseous.

Please adjust speed slowly.

Adjustment of belt is prohibited during use.

It is recommended that you wear sports shoes and appropriate clothing when using the

treadmill

Children, elderly, pregnant women and people with medical conditions should not use

the treadmill unless authorized by their doctor and in the presence of an adult who may

assist.

Clip the safety key on your clothing during use.

Firmly hold the handle bars during use.

Keep the safety key away from children when the treadmill is not in use, as it may

present a choking hazard.

Keep silicone oil away from children’s reach. If accidentally swallowed or comes into

contact with eyes, use water to wash out and immediately seek medical assistance.

2. SAFETY NOTICE

Please place the machine on flat ground. It is unsuitable to use the machine in the

following situations:

oOutdoors. (The machine is specially designed for indoor use only)

oSlant ground or slant places on balcony.

oSunlit area or near heater.

oBig noisy places.

Machine requires a constant a.c 220-240V power connection

Error may be displayed if power is not stable. Please do not share points with integral

equipment such as computers, air conditioners etc.

Be careful of children or other objects while folding and unfolding the machine.

Do not put machine near wet objects to avoid slippery surfaces and damage to machine

3. CAUTION PRIOR TO USE

Do not use the machine if you are unwell and immediately stop using the machine if you

start feeling unwell whilst using it.

Disconnect the machine from power when not in use.

Prior to relocating or folding the machine, disconnect it from power.

Machine is to be used on a flat surface only.

Ensure a 2m clearance around the machine is available prior to using it.

Do not start the machine when it is folded.

Keep all liquids away from the machine as they will damage the unit and void all

warranty.

Machine is not to be used in poorly ventilated spaces or locations with flammable

objects in its vicinity.

Do not put any objects on the machine.

Switch off all functions and disconnect from power when not in use.

Please do not stand directly on the belt while starting the machine.

Do not disassemble the machine without a written authorization from the manufacturer

Please make sure the running belt is fastened before use

4. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Main Specifications and Parts List

Main Specifications

No.

Parameters Names

Description

Input power voltage

AC220-240V(50/60Hz)

Motor power

2.0HP

Speed

1-16Km/h

Packing list

No.

Name

Units

Qty

Treadmill Unit

set

Accessory Bag

Screws bag list

NO.

Name

QTY

NO.

Name

QTY

Inner hexagon spanner 6mm

MP3 cable

Inner hexagon spanner 5mm

Screw M8*20

Combination wrench

Screw M8*45

Silicone Oil

Nut M8

Safety Key

Washer

User Manual

Screw M8*25

5. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

During assembly, first insert and moderately tighten screws and when the frame has

been fully assembled, inspect all the screws and tighten them completely.

Lay unit flat on the ground. Cut the nylon cable ties (where supplied) on the base. Lift

the upright columns and console in the direction shown in the diagram below.

WARNING: THIS PRODUCT IS HEAVY. ENSURE TWO PEOPLE ARE ASSEMBLING

IT AT ALL TIMES

Use the inner hexagon spanner (#5) and insert screws M8*45 (A) and screws M8*20 (B)

to attach the columns to the base of the treadmill (as shown in the diagram below).

Use an inner hexagon spanner (#5) and (#6), and screw M8*28 (A) and M8*25 (B) to fix

the console to the columns.

Safety Key Function

oDisconnecting the safety key will immediately stop the running track and the

screen will display “E7”, and the treadmill will emit a beep.

oPlacing the safety key back on the designated area on the console will clear all

data in 2 seconds.

CAUTION: Please confirm that all screws are correctly tightened according to the

requirements after installation, and check no part has been left out prior to

connecting to power.

6. USING THE TREADMILL

Power on –Connect the power adapter to a power point and turn on the unit.

The LED will illuminate and the treadmill will emit a beeping sound. The screen on the

control panel will switch on.

Start - starts after 3 second countdown.

Stop –Pressing the Stop key will gradually stop the treadmill and clear all data.

Programs

oPressing the Program key will cycle through the options, ranging from P1 to P12

(automatic programs). The default setting is manual.

Modes

oAvailable in standby Mode: 3 Modes, 12 preset programs and 1 FAT program.

oTime Countdown, Distance Countdown and Calorie Countdown.

oPress speed + and - keys to set the countdown value. Once selected, press the

"Start" button to start the treadmill.

Speed +/-

oIn running mode these keys are used to adjust the speed. Speed adjustment is

done in 0.1km intervals.

oIn standby mode these keys are used to set the values for the programs and

modes.

Speed 5, 8, 12 - in running mode these keys are used as shortcuts to adjust the speed

to the levels noted.

Volume Keys: Used to adjust the volume of the speakers. Also features a mute key.

Incline +/- is used to adjust the incline gradient, in running mode, by 1% In running

mode these keys are used to set the incline level.

Incline 5%, 8% and 12% Shortcuts –In running mode these keys are used as

shortcuts to set incline levels.

Display Function

Speed Display - Displays the current running speed.

Time Display

oIn running mode or set value: the display will show the time value (i.e., countdown

time)

Distance

oManual Mode/Programs –Displays cumulative distance;

oAutomatic Mode - distance countdown.

Calorie Display

oManual Mode/Programs –Displays cumulative calories;

oAutomatic Mode - calorie countdown.

Heart Rate Display

oWhen heart rate is detected, the heart shaped mark will flash while testing.

oThe heart rate function is to be used as an exercise reference feature only and is

not to be relied on for accurate heart rate assessment and is not to be used for

medical purposes. Should you feel unwell, stop exercising immediately and contact

your doctor.

FAT Function

In standby mode, press program button to enter the FAT test.

oF1--Gender, screen displays 01 stand for male, 02 stand for female. Press

SPEED+ or Speed- to select gender. Press MODE to confirm.

oF2--Age, the value range for age is 10-99 years, Press SPEED+ or Speed- to

select age. Press MODE to confirm.

oF3--Height, height value range is 100-220cm. Press SPEED+ or Speed- to select

height. Press MODE to confirm.

oF4--Weight, weight value range is 20-150kg. Press SPEED+ or Speed- to select

weight. Press MODE to confirm.

oF5--FAT Index, the screen will display ----Hold the heart rate sensor with your

hands for 5 seconds, and then the FAT index will show on the screen.

Programs tabled below.

Time

Program

Set time/10=Running time of each segment

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

Speed

Incline

P10

Speed

Incline

P11

Speed

Incline

P12

Speed

Incline

Error Codes

Error code

Description

Solution

Erroneous Connection:

when the power is on, the

connection between lower

controller and the console is

abnormal.

Possible Cause: the communication between the lower controller

and console is blocked, check each joint between the controller and

console, make sure that each core is fully plugged in. Check the

connection line, replace it if is damaged.

No signal from motor.

Possible Cause: Check the motor cable to see whether it is

connected well or not, if not, re-connect the motor wire again.

Check the motor cable to see whether it is damaged or has a burnt

smell, if yes, replace the motor.

Current overload

protection:

Whilst in use, the lower

controller detects the current

to be over 6A for more than

3 seconds.

Possible Cause:

Overloading leads to excessive current, and the system stops out of

self-protection, or some part is stuck, causing the motor to stop.

Adjust the treadmill and restart it. Check if there is liquid or burnt

smell while the motor is running, if yes, replace the motor; check if

the controller has a burnt smell, if yes, replace the controller; check

the power supply voltage, if it does not match the specifications,

change into correct voltage and test the machine again.

Explosion-proof impact

protection: the abnormal

voltage or motor cause a

circuit fault which drives the

motor.

Possible Cause:

Check if the power supply voltage is 50% lower than normal

voltage，use the correct voltage and test the machine again；check

if the controller has a burnt smell and replace the controller; Check

if the motor cable is connected and connect the motor wire again.

No safety key

Put the safety key on the right place.

7. Maintenance

Warning: Before cleaning or carrying out any maintenance, ensure the treadmill is

disconnected from power

Comprehensive cleaning will extend the life of your treadmill

Remove dust periodically in order to maintain all parts clean.

Be sure to clean running belt with both sides of the exposed portion, which will reduce

the accumulation of impurities.

Make sure to wear clean athletic shoes to avoid introducing dirt on to the running board

and belt.

Treadmill belts must be cleaned with a damp cloth with a mild soap.

Ensure none of the components and the treadmill itself come into contact with liquids

which will void all warranty.

Warning: Make sure power plug disconnect before moving motor cover away, clean

the motor at least once a year.

Maintenance of the Running Board and Belt - Lubrication and Cooling

Your treadmill's running board and running belt had been lubricated at the factory.

Friction between the running belt and running board has a great impact on the life and

performance of your treadmill.

Regular application of treadmill lubricant is needed. We advise you to check the board

regularly.

To check if the belt needs to be lubricated, simply lit each side of the belt with your

hands and feel the top surface of the running deck. If it is slick to the touch, then no

lubrication is required. If it is dry to the touch, then lubricate.

To lubricate (where required):

oLift the edge of the running to expose the running deck.

oPlace a few drops of the lubricant (all purpose household oil or sewing machine

oil is suitable) along the centre of the running deck

oRun the treadmill (without the user) at a slow speed for up to 5 minutes to evenly

distribute the lubricant.

CAUTION: Do not over lubricate. Wipe away excess lubricant from the belt.

If the board’s surface is damaged, please contact our customer service center to

purchase replacement parts.

We recommend applying lubricant between running belt and running board:

oInfrequent user (use less than 3 hours a week) - once per month;

oFrequent user (use more than 7 hours a week) - once a fortnight.

To safeguard your treadmill and extend the life of the unit, it is recommended that after 2

hours of continued use, the machine be switched off and allowed to cool for a minimum

of10 minutes before using it again.

If the treadmill belt is loose, it will skid when running. Conversely, if it’s too tight, it may

reduce motor performance and harden the abrasion of roller and the running belt.

You can lift two sides of the running belt for 50-75mm to adjust the tightness.

Adjusting alignment and tightness

The running belt is adjusted at the factory, however after prolonged use it may stretch

and will require to be re-tensioned. For best use, it may be required to adjust the running

belt for its optimum alignment.

Running Belt alignment

Place treadmill flat on the floor but do not stand on it.

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