Nemo V - Rowing Machine Skandika - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Nemo V Skandika

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING To reduce risk of injury, read and understand this instruction manual before using the device! This machine is intended for home use only in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual. Read the instruction manual carefully before using this device and keep the instruction manual for future use. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. Only use the unit in enclosed spaces!

2. Place the device on a solid and level and surface only. Use

a oor protection to avoid traces through the device‘s feet.

3. Be careful when lifting or moving the appliance. Always

use proper lifting technique and seek assistance.

4. Only use in cool, dry environments. Do not store in

extreme cold, hot or damp places.

5. Cleaning and user maintenance may not be carried out

by children without supervision.

6. Before starting any exercise program, consult your physi-

cian to determine if you have any medical or physical conditions that could put your health and safety at risk or prevent you from using the equipment properly. Your physician’s advice is essential if you are taking any medi- cation that may a ect your heart rate, blood pressure or cholesterol level.

7. Your health can be a ected by incorrect or excessive

training. Consult a doctor before beginning a training program. If you experience dizziness, nausea, chest pain or any other abnormal symptoms, STOP the workout immediately. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY.

8. Keep children and pets away from the appliance. This

device is suitable for adult use only.

9. DO NOT leave children unattended in the same room with

are securely tightened. The safety of the equipment can only be maintained if it is regularly examined for damage and/or wear and tear.

11. Never use the unit if it is damaged.

12. Do not place ngers or objects in the range of moving

parts of the device.

13. Before using the machine to exercise, always do stret-

ching exercises to properly warm up.

14. Increase speed intensity and duration gradually.

15. Only one person at a time should use the machine (max.

load = 150 kg / 330 lbs, class HC).

16. Do not use this device directly after meals or drinks.

17. This device is not suitable for therapeutically or commer-

cial use. Only use this unit according to the intended purpose and as directed in the instruction manual.

18. Set aside any jewelry, watches, or other items such as cell

phone, keys, or knives before exercising on this unit. There is a risk of accident or injury!

19. Please do not attempt to repair the unit yourself in the

event of malfunctions, since this will void all warranty claims. Only have repairs carried out by authorised service centres.

20. Please only exercise with

a minimum clearance area of 2 meters around the device.

21. Always wear approp-

riate clothing and shoes which are suitable for your workout on the device. The clothes must be desi- gned in a way so that they will not get caught in any part of the device during the work-out due to their form (for example, length). Be sure to wear appropriate shoes which are suitable for the work-out, rmly support the feet and which are provided with a non-slip sole. Be sure to consult a physician before you start any device program. He may give you proper hints and advice with respect to the individual intensity of stress for you, your workout and sensible eating habits. This is especially important for indi- viduals over the age of 35 or persons with pre-existing health problems. 2 meter 2 meter2 meter 2 meter28 PARTS LIST Part no. Description Specication Q´ty 1 Main Frame 1 2 Rear Stabilizer 1 3 Front Stabilizer 1 4 Computer support tube 1 5 Sensor Stand L 1 6 Sensor Stand R 1 7 Computer support Plate 1 8L Slide rail L 1 8R Slide rail R 1 9 Seat support plate A 2 10 Seat support plate B 2 11 Handlebar 1 12 Main frame plate 1 13 Mesh Belt Wheel Shaft 1 14 Impeller shaft ø20*100.2 1 15 Connecting plate for belt pulley 1 16 Spacer for water tank ø25*ø20*16 1 17 Spacer for seat ø12*ø8.7*93 3 18 Spacer for seat roller 1 ø14*1.5*14 4 19 Spacer for seat roller 2 ø16*ø10.2*4 12 20 Spacer for Guide Roller ø14*1.5*19 1 21 Bushing for mesh belt wheel 3 22 Belt Pulley 1 1 23 Axle for mesh belt wheel 1 24 Mesh belt wheel 1 25 Volute Spring cover 1 26 Belt Pulley 2 1 27 Belt Wheel 1 28 Guide Roller 1 29 Lower Roller for Rail 229

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS - Make sure that you will have enough space around the item - Use the included tools for assembling - Check if all needed parts are available Part no. Description Q´ty 1 Main frame 1 2 Rear stabilizer 1 3 Front stabilizer 1 8 R/L Slide Rail R / L 1/1 58 Seat 1 73 Computer 1 115 Siphon pump 1 116 Funnel 1 NOTE: We recommend having 2 people to assemble the product.34 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Step 1 Fix the front stabilizer (3) on main frame (1) with 4 screws (109) and 4 washers (98). Step 2 Turn around the slide rails (8 L/R) as shown and bring the back of the seat (58) into contact with the running rails. Then turn the rails as shown. Attach the rear stabilizer (2) to the slide rails (8 L/R) with 4 washers (98) and 4 screws (108). x 4 x 4 x 4 x 435

Step 3 Fix the rails (8 L/R) on main frame (1) with 4 screws (110), 2 screws (111) and 6 screws (112). x 4 x 2 x 6 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS36 Step 4 Fix the computer (73) as shown with 4 screws (109) and 4 washers (98).

• Apply some of the supplied lubricant to a clean cloth and distribute it thinly along the rails of the device. Wipe o excess lubricant with another (dry & clean) cloth.

• This lubrication procedure should be done about once a month to maintain the running charac- teristics of the rollers. x 4 x 4 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS37

1. Remove the ll plug (54) from the left tank (32).

2. To ll tank with water, refer to Fig. A. Insert the funnel (116) into the tank, then use a cup or the

siphon pump (115) and a bucket to ll the tank. Use the water level gauge on the side of the tank to measure desired water level in the tank.

3. To empty the tank, refer to Fig. B. Place a bucket next to the rower, and use the siphon pump (115)

to pump out the water from the tank into the bucket.

4. Insert the ll plug (54) into the left tank (32). Wipe excess water o of the frame.

• Fill the tank only with tap water. Add 1 water-purication tablet (1 packet is included.). Never use pool chlorine or chlorine bleach. This will damage the tank and void the warranty.

• Add a water purication tablet every 6 months or as needed. If water remains cloudy, replace the water in the tank.

• Water from the tank is not suitable for consumption. Dispose of the water after pumping it out from the tank. The water level

• See Fig. A: The water level gauge is on the side of the tank. The maximum ll level is 6. Never overll the tank over this limit! Filling the tank over this limit will void the warranty.

• The resistance depends on the water level in the tank. Water level 1 is the lowest resistance. Level 6 is the highest resistance. Water level gauge38 ADJUSTMENTS / TRANS- PORTATION & STORAGE PEDAL ADJUSTMENT The pedal strap is adjustable and can be personalized to t the user’s foot size. To adjust the pedal strap, remove the Velcro end of the strap, then adjust the strap according to your foot size and secure it to the mesh end. Your feet should have a good grip on the pedals.

ADJUSTING THE BALANCE

Adjust the endcaps (48/49) if the machine is unbalanced.

To move the device, lift up the rear stabilizer (2) until the transportation wheels on the front stabilizer touch the ground. With the wheels on the ground, you can transport the rower to the desired location easily. CAUTION! Moving parts, such as the seat, can crush and cut your body . Please do not touch the slide rail when using or moving the machine!39

1. When not in use, you can save space by storing the rower vertically. If you are not using the

rower for more than a month , empty the tank before storing it.

2. Move with caution when you raise the rower up as your head may touch the rear stabilizer.

3. Caution! When you put the rower up, the seat will slide down!40

COMPUTER OPERATION MANUAL

POWER ON After installing the batteries all symbols will light up for approx. 2 seconds in the display. Afterwards, you may select the intensity (rowing di culty) from L1 to L6 (standard setting: L6 = di cult) with the arrow buttons. Press ENTER to con rm. Function buttons: RECOVERY: Activates the RECOVERY PROGRAM that will automatically evaluate your t- ness immediately after your work out. RESET: Press to return to main menu or to set the value to 0 during an input procedure. Press and hold for approx. 2 seconds to set all values to 0. START / STOP: Starts or stops a workout. ENTER: Con rms a selection or a set value. During workout this buttons switches to ano- ther function to display. UP/DOWN (Arrow-buttons): Press these two buttons to scroll through available selections. You can also adjust function values with these buttons.41

FUNCTIONS TIME: Shows the exercise time. You may set a target time by pressing the UP and/or DOWN buttons (1min ~ 99 min) in 1 minute increments. TIME / 500M: Your average time to reach 500 meters is automatically displayed. SPM: Strokes per minute. DISTANCE: Preset a target value by pressing the UP and/or DOWN buttons (0 ~ 99,900 meters), 100 meters increments. Note: It is not possible, to preset both values of time and distance in one workout! STROKES: Set a target value by pressing the UP and/or DOWN buttons (0~99,990 strokes). 10 strokes increments. TOTAL STROKES: Accumulates total strokes. CALORIES: Set a target value by pressing the UP and/or DOWN buttons (10~9,990 Cal). 10 cal increments. PULSE: Computer shows the pulse frequency of the user during workout (wireless chest strap sensor not included in scope of delivery). A+: If „A+“ appears, the average values of the respective function (time, calories, pulse) are displayed. Operation of the computer Quick start: Select „Quick Start“ with UP/DOWN and press START/STOP. Use ENTER but- ton to change the function display during workout. The graphical display shows 16 rows - each row represents 100 meters of rowing. Standard workout: Select „STANDARD“ with UP/DOWN and press ENTER. Now choose one of the 5 possible modes: 2,000 m 5,000 m 10,000 m 30:00 Min. 500m/1:00 Min. for your workout and press START/STOP. Preset values are counting down, other values are counting up. Press RESET after a preset value reached 0 to end the workout. Target single workout: Select „TARGET SINGLE“ with UP/DOWN and press ENTER. Now choose one of the 4 possible modes: A - Single time B - Single distance C - Single calories D - Single THR (Pulse preset between 90 and 200 beats per minute) Press START/STOP to start the workout. The computer will emit a beep beep sound when the heart rate is higher than the set THR.42

COMPUTER OPERATION MANUAL

L1 8:00 L2 7:30 L3 7:00 L4 6:30 L5 6:00 L6 5:30 L7 5:00 L8 4:30 L9 4:00 L10 3:30 L11 3:00 L12 2:30 L13 2:00 L14 1:30 L15 1:00 Race, L11 Target distance Race: U = User PC = Computer Target Intervals: Select „TARGET INTERVAL“ with UP/DOWN and press ENTER. Now choose one of the 3 possible modes: A - Time interval B - Distance interval C - Variable intervals (Time & Distance) Adjust the values, press ENTER and then START/STOP to begin your workout. User-de ned exercise: Select „CUSTOM“ with UP/DOWN and press ENTER. Now choose one of the 4 possible modes: A - V :30/:30R: 30 seconds exercise, 30 seconds rest B - V1:00/1:00R…7: 1 minute exercise, 1 minute rest, repeat 7 times. C - V2000m/3:00R…4: 2,000 m exercise, 3 minutes rest, repeat 4 times. D - V1:40/:20R…9: 1:40 min. exercise, 20 seconds rest, repeat 9 times. Race: Select „RACE“ with UP/DOWN and choose a level from L1... to L15 (see following table). Press ENTER to set a distance. Finally press START/STOP to start the race. The animation of the race will display on the screen - you and the computer opponent are shown. The rst racer who reaches the race target causes the program to stop. Use ENTER to switch between di erent displays during the race. In the race program only a distance can be preset - the time/500m is xed as per your choice from L1 to L15:43

COMPUTER OPERATION MANUAL / CONNECTION TO KINOMAP APP STANDBY MODE: The computer will go into standby mode after about 4 minutes of inactivity. BATTERIES: The computer uses 2 AA batteries, which are included. Changing the batteries will reset all values. If there is a problem with the display, try changing the batteries rst. When chan- ging the batteries, change both of them. Do not mix battery types. Do not mix old and new batteries. Dispose of old batteries according to your regional guidelines. Connection to KinoMap app The free KinoMap app turns your device into a powerful and fun tness product! Choose from the geotagged video on Kinomap and go! Your position is shown in the video and as icon on the map. Download the Kinomap Fitness app in the app or play store by se- arching for ‘Kinomap Fitness’ or follow one of the links below. Apple App store: https://itunes.apple.com/nl/app/kinomap- tness/id611177969?mt=8 Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kinomap. tness Install and open the app and register resp. log in. Activate Bluetooth

. Now add the rowing device as follows:

CONNECTION TO KINOMAP APP /CLEANING AND CARE Tap on OK and return to main menu. You can now choose a course for your exercise (depending on your type of KinoMap account maybe only some free courses). Press „Start“ and begin to row! Cleaning and care

• Before cleaning the appliance, make sure that the appliance is switched o .

• Clean the device with a slightly damp cloth only. Never use brushes, aggressive cleaning agents, petrol, thinners or alcohol. Rub the device dry with a clean dry cloth.

• Wait until the device is completely dry before using it again.

CHEST BELT INSTRUCTIONS

A compatible chest belt is able to detect your heartrate and will transfer this information to the computer by wireless signal. Each heart rate signal received by the built-in receiver will be accompanied by a ashing heart symbol. The measurement with a chest belt (optional) is a very accurate measurement and is unaected by disturbances. The wireless signal is transmitted via low frequency (5.3 kHz) tech-nique. Maximum transmission range: 130 cm. The chest belt needs 1 pc. of CR2032 battery. How to wear the chest belt You may adjust the strap to a comfortable length. However, the electrodes must have con- tact with your skin in order to measure your heart rate correctly. It may last up to one mi- nute before a correct display can be seen. Moisten the electrodes slightly before wearing the strap. This increases the contact sensibility and enables a better wireless signal trans- mitting. Hint: The battery compartment lid should face the outside when wearing the belt Battery replacement: Open the battery case cover on the back side of your transmitter and replace the old bat- tery by a tting new one (CR2032). Ensure correct polarity when inserting. Close the case cover properly. Remarks

1. If your skin is too dry, the chest belt may not be able to measure your pulse rate correctly.

Moisten your skin and the electrodes slightly and try again.

2. If your chest hair is too dense, the chest belt may not be able to measure your pulse rate

correctly. Please only use the belt if your chest hair is not too dense.46 EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS Rowing is a very eective way of training. It strengthens the heart and circulation as well as all major muscle groups: The back, abdomen, arms, shoulders, buttocks and legs. Rowing essential moves

1. Seat on the seat and place your feet on the pedals. Use the Velcro to secure your feet and grasp

2. For the starting position, lean forward with arms outstretched and bend your knees as shown

3. Move your arms backwards while stretching your back and legs (see gure 2).

4. Continue this movement until you are in a lean-back position. Your elbows should point out-

wards (gure 3). Now continue as described under point 2 to repeat the movement. Exercise time Rowing is relatively exhausting - we therefore recommend starting with a short and easy workout program. You should increase the challenges for further workouts. Start with a 5- minute workout for your rst training session and increase the time slowly with further workouts until you reach 15 to 20 minutes. Take your time to increase and try to do a workout every second day or three times a week. Your muscles should get enough time to relax between dierent workouts. Rowing with the arms only With this exercise, you can improve your arm and shoulder muscles, as well as the back and abdo- minal muscles. Start the movement with legs straight as shown in gure 4, lean forward and grasp the handles. Move your upper body slowly to the rear side until you reach a position as shown in gure 6, while pulling the handles in direction of your upper body. Repeat this movement.47

EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS Rowing with the legs only With this exercise, you can improve your leg and back muscles. With straight back and extended legs, bend your knees until you reach the handles as shown in gure 7. Now stretch your legs, what moves your body backwards. Arms and Back stay straight. Repeat this movement. Using your rower will provide you with several benets, e.g. it will improve your physical tness, tone your muscles and - in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet - help you to reduce weight.48

WARM-UP AND COOL-DOWN

A successful exercise program consists of a warm-up, aerobic exercise and a cool-down. Exercise for at least two or preferably three times a week, resting for a day between workouts. After several months, you may increase the frequency to four or ve times per week. WARM-UP This stage helps to improve the blood circulation and prepares the muscles for your workout. It additionally helps to reduce the risk of injury or cramps. It is recommended to do some stretching exercises as shown here below. Hold each stretching position for approximately 30 seconds. Never force or jerk yourself into a stretching position – if you feel pain, STOP immediately. Warm-up exer- cises may also include brisk walking, jogging, jumping jacks, jump rope exercises or running in place. STRETCHING Muscles can be stretched more easily when these are warm. This reduces the risk of injury. DO NOT BOUNCE. Toe Touch Leg extension Inner Thigh Stretch Calf-Achille Stretch Lateral stretch Remember always to check with your physician before starting any exercise program. COOL-DOWN This stage helps to soothe your muscles and your cardiovascular system after your workout. At the end of your workout, reduce the speed and exercise for approximately 5 minutes at this lower speed level. Afterwards, repeat the warm-up exercises as described above.49

GUARANTEE CONDITIONS GUARANTEE CONDITIONS For our devices we provide a warranty as dened below.

1. In accordance with the following conditions (numbers

2-5) we repair defect or damage to the device free of charge, if the cause is a manufacturing defect. There- fore, these defects / damages need to be reported to us without delay after appearance and within the warranty period of 24 months after delivery to the end user. The warranty does not cover parts, which easily break (e. g. glass or plastic). The warranty does not cover slight deviations of the product, which are insignicant for usability and value of the device and damage caused by chemical or electrochemical eects and damages caused by penetration of water or generally force majeure damage.

2. The warranty achievement is the replacement or repair

of defective parts, depending on our decision. The cost of material and labor will be borne by us. Repairs at customer site cannot be demanded. The proof of purchase along with the date of purchase and / or delivery is required. Replaced parts become our prop- ert y.

3. The warranty is void if repairs or adjustments are made,

which are not authorized by us or if our devices are equipped with additional parts or accessories that are not adapted to our devices. Furthermore, the warranty is void if the device is damaged or destroyed by force majeure or due to environmental inuences and in case of improper handling / maintenance (e.g. due to non-observance of the instruction manual) or mechan- ical damages. The customer service may authorize you to replace or repair defective parts after telephone consultation. In this case, the warranty is not void.

4. Warranty services do not extend the warranty period

nor do they initiate a new warranty period.

5. Further demands, especially claims for damages which

occured outside the device, are excluded as long as a liability is not obligatory legal.

6. Our warranty terms - which cover the requirements and

scope of our warranty conditions - do not aect the contractual warranty obligations of the seller.

7. Parts of wear and tear are not included in the warranty.