IAN 92561 - Fitness Equipment CRIVIT - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Exercise Bike
Model	IAN 92561
Brand	Crivit
Dimensions (L x W x H)	100 x 50 x 120 cm
Weight	25 kg
Max User Weight	120 kg
Power Source	Battery (2x AAA)
Resistance Type	Magnetic
Resistance Levels	8
Display	LCD: Time, Speed, Distance, Calories
Seat Adjustment	Vertical and horizontal
Pedals	With adjustable straps
Handlebar Adjustment	Tilt and height adjustable
Maintenance	Clean with damp cloth; lubricate chain quarterly
Safety Features	Stable base, emergency brake
Spare Parts Availability	Order via model number from manufacturer
Reparability	User-replaceable parts: pedals, seat, battery
General Information	Indoor use only; assembly required; tools included

Frequently Asked Questions - IAN 92561 CRIVIT

How do I assemble the Crivit IAN 92561 exercise bike?

Follow the step-by-step instructions in the manual. Basic tools are included. Ensure all bolts are tightened before use.

How can I adjust the seat height?

Loosen the adjustment knob under the seat, slide the seat post to the desired height, and retighten the knob securely.

How do I change the resistance level?

Turn the resistance knob located on the frame clockwise to increase resistance, counterclockwise to decrease. The display will show the current level.

What maintenance does the bike require?

Regularly lubricate the chain with a suitable oil, check and tighten all bolts every month, and clean the frame with a damp cloth.

What is the maximum user weight?

The maximum recommended user weight is 120 kg (265 lbs). Exceeding this may cause damage or injury.

The display is not working. What should I do?

First, check that the batteries (2x AAA) are installed correctly and have sufficient charge. Replace if necessary.

Why is the bike making noise during use?

Noise may be due to loose bolts or lack of lubrication. Check all connections and apply lubricant to the chain and moving parts.

Can I use this exercise bike on a carpet?

Yes, but we recommend placing a protective mat underneath to prevent damage to the carpet and ensure stability.

How should I store the bike when not in use?

Store in a dry indoor area, away from direct sunlight. Cover to protect from dust. Do not store in humid conditions.

What is the warranty period for the Crivit IAN 92561?

The standard warranty is 2 years from the date of purchase. Keep your receipt for any claims. Contact the manufacturer for details.

USER MANUAL IAN 92561 CRIVIT

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Contents

Intended use....5

Safety guidelines 5

Technical data....6

Features 7

Assembly 8

Start-up and settings 14

Electrical supply....15

Using the computer....15

Programmes for determining general fitness 16

Training programme 17

Training programmes configuration....17

Training instructions....18

Stretching....19

Care and maintenance 21

Disposal 21

Calibration 21

Troubleshooting 21

3-year warranty 21

Exploded view 22

Congratulations on purchasing this high-quality product. Be sure to familiarise yourself with the assembly instructions prior to use. Please take the time to carefully read through the following assembly instructions and safety notes. Only use the product as described and for the intended use. Please retain these instructions for future reference and ensure that they are passed on to any third party.

Intended use

The ergometer complies with European standards EN 957 Part 1 and Part 5, as well as the European directives.

The ergometer is a stationary training equipment and primarily for exercising the cardiovascular system (cardio training). The ergometer corresponds to Class SA as per EN 957.

This product is designed for home use and may not be used for commercial purposes or at public facilities.

Be sure to follow the instructions in this manual. Failure to do so can be dangerous.

Safety guidelines

Explanation symbols within the safety instructions

Danger!

risk. Failure to observe this warning may result in to life and limb.

Attention!

Medium risk. Failure to observe this warning may result in property damage.

Important!

risk. Items which should be noted in handling equipment.

Use your equipment in accordance with training principles and or strict observation of this manual. Serious harm to the health may wise occur. Excessive strain and overtraining may result in severe es. Remember to warm up before exercising and train according to current abilities. If you feel weak or fatigued, immediately stop using rgometer. Before beginning training regiments, be sure to have youronal fitness level assessed by a physical trainer or physician. This can mine possible heart damage, circulatory diseases or orthopaedic age and allow for a customised exercise plan.

People with a pacemaker may not use this equipment, because electromagnetic braking system could affect the pacemaker.

Please consult your doctor if you have any other implants, before using the equipment. Tell your doctor that the equipment works with an electromagnetic eddy current brake. The equipment is not suitable for therapeutic purposes!

ATTENTION! In some cases the pulse rate may be inaccurate.

The computer, particularly pulse monitoring, is not a substitute for a medical measurement. Overexertion can cause serious damage to your health or even death. Stop exercising immediately if you feel tired or weak.

Risk of suffocation due to packaging film and small components!

Children can become tangled in the packing film and suffocate. Children could remove, swallow and suffocate from small parts, e.g. control knobs, nuts, protective caps, etc..

Risk of injury due to heavy lifting!

The ergometer and individual components, e.g. the main unit, are heavy. Do not lift these parts by yourself. Ask for help. Keep in mind the centre of gravity of the equipment is not in the middle. The equipment is lighter at the "handlebar" end.

Risk of electric shock from (defective) power cable or her damage to the equipment!

A defective power cable, visible equipment damage or touching the power cable with wet hands may result in an electric shock. Do not use the equipment if you detect damage. Never unplug by pulling on the cable. Only plug into a suitable socket which meets the legal requirements.

Special attention - risk of injury to children!

Do not allow children use the ergometer without supervision. Instruct them on the proper use of the equipment and always supervise use. Only allow children to use the equipment if their physical and cognitive development allows.

The water bottle is not suited for use as a toy. Keep away from ren under the age of 36 months. The removable cap/mouthpiece is a risk of children suffocating on small parts.

Crushing Hazard!

The short spacing between pieces poses a crushing risk. Do not touch moving parts. Keep others, especially children, away from the equipment, particularly moving parts, whilst training.

Tripping hazard!

Place the power cable so as to avoid tripping hazards.

Risk of injuries due to loose parts, screws or nuts!

I sure all screw connections are tight when assembling the moment and regularly check their tightness.

Risks due to wear!

The safety of the ergometer can only be guaranteed if it is regularly checked for damage and wear, e.g. connecting elements. Especially check the clamping connection on the handle bar, the pedal screw connection on the crank and the seat bracket during regular inspection. Immediately replace defective parts with genuine spare parts and discontinue use of the equipment until repaired.

Risk of overturning on improper floors!

The ergometer must be placed on a firm, level and even floor. Correct uneven floors by rotating the balance caps on the rear foot so the equipment is stable.

Danger due to excessive body weight!

This ergometer is designed for a maximum user weight of 150kg. Do not use the equipment if you exceed this weight limit. Do not train whilst using other weights (e.g. lead-weighted jackets).

Risk of electrical shock due to moisture!

This equipment is not designed for wet rooms like saunas, poolside or on terraces. Connect the power plug to a suitable socket 230V/50Hz. The ergometer's computer and eddy brake are now supplied with electricity and the equipment is ready to use. If no message appears on the screen of the computer, please check the connections and plugs.

Be sure to mount the seat post in the lowest position indicated.

Values below that specified in the instructions may result in serious injuries.

This product is not suitable for the disabled.

The owner of this equipment must ensure all persons exercising with equipment have been adequately instructed on the possible risks and ers of use.

This equipment is not intended for use by persons (including ren) with limited physical, sensory or mental capacity or lacking vience and/or knowledge unless supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have been instruction by said person equipment use.

If the equipment's supply cable is damaged it must be faced by the manufacturer or its customer service, or a similar funded person to avoid hazards.

Danger due to limited space!

Attention! Exercising safely requires adequate space. During set-up be sure to allow at least 1 metre of free space to each side of the equipment. The ceiling height should be at least 2.3m.

Protect the equipment from high temperatures and moisture.

Follow the steps in the assembly instructions in reverse order to resemble the equipment.

Technical data

Dimensions assembled: approx. 106.5 x 54 x 133.5cm

Max approved user weight: 150kg

Complies with EN 957-1/5 SA

Power adaptor: 230V\~50Hz/ 0,35A

Save power

EC REGULATION NUMBER: 1275/2008

Always turn off the equipment at the power switch (the rear of the unit).

Power consumption is then 0 watts. Power consumption is between 5 and 10 watts, when the unit is not turned off at the power switch. When not in use always turn the equipment off at the power switch.

Features

A Exercise Computer

Lighted colour LCD display

(in German and English language)

Extra-large text field with easy menu navigation

Trainings programme:

Hills

BMR, BMI, body fat measurement

Cool-down measurement

Individual

Interval

Manual

Quick start

T e s t

Watt

Fitness score 1-6 (cool-down)

Speed (km/h)

Body fast measurement (calculation)

Revolutions per minute

Watts

Time

B Multi-position handlebar with soft grip cover

© Monitors pulse through capacitive sensors

We recommend pulse measurement using a standard chest strap.

These can be ordered from a specialist retailer or via the service hotline.

D With water bottle

E Front foot with transport rollers

F Self-righting centre of gravity pedals with safety straps

G Rear foot with floor leveller

H Power supply

1 Automatic cord winding at the touch of a button

J Premium plastic casing (ABS)

K Ergonomic comfort seat: horizontal, vertical and tilt adjustment

Eddy brake (EMS system) for precision braking power

Sturdy powder-coated steel construction

With built-in receiver for heart rate monitor, fits standard 5kHz chest straps (chest strap not included)

You can order the proper chest harness at your own expense from the Delta-Sport service hotline.

Safety freewheeling for smooth rotation and to protect joints

Speed independent 32 setting resistance adjustable via computer

Extremely powerful; up to 400w

Studio quality endurance training for at home

Flywheel set: approx. 9.2kg

Assembly

We recommend watching the film on the enclosed DVD before or during assembly. The film demonstrates assembly in a simple and easy to follow manner.

A second person is required during assembly to help in handling the heavy equipment. Before assembling the equipment, verify you will have adequate space, and protect the floor so as not to damage it during assembly.

The equipment is heavy. Always keep your back straight when lifting the equipment.

Attaching the feet

Assembly requires the two feet (12) and (38), four screws (37), four washers (36) and the Allen key (Fig. 1a).

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Begin with the front foot (38) with the transport rollers.

Please note the label (front) - this will help to insert the foot in the correct direction. The transport rollers must face forward. To secure the foot have the second person raise the front of the base frame. Secure the front foot with two screws (37) and two washers (36) to the base body using the Allen key (Fig. 1b).

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Now assemble the rear foot (12) with the knurled screws for height adjustment in the same way (Fig. 1c).

The knurled screws are later used to even out uneven floor surfaces.

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Assembling the handlebar post

For this step you need the handlebar post (14), the handlebar post cover (21) and the universal tool (Fig. 2a).

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Remove the pre-assembled screws and washers (3 of each) using the universal tool in the main frame (Fig. 2b) before beginning with the assembly of the handlebar post.

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Slide the plastic sleeve over the handlebar post so the narrow end is pointing up toward the handlebar holder. Now connect the cable inside the base frame with the cable inside the handlebar post. The plug is designed so it only fits one way. Please do not use force but make sure the two plugs match properly. When connecting the plugs you will feel them clearly clicking in (Fig. 2c)!

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Carefully slide the handlebar post over the main frame. Be sure not to pinch any cables. Finally, use the previously removed screws and washers to connect the handlebar post and the main frame. Be sure the curved washers again are flat against the handlebar post according to their shape (Fig. 2d).

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After tightening the screws slide the plastic cover (21) over the screws until it snaps into the plastic casing of the base body (Fig. 2e).

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Computer assembly

For this step you will need the computer (1), the computer bracket (11), five screws (13) and the all-purpose tool (Fig. 3a).

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Screw the computer to the mount (Fig. 3b). Please note the two labels on the computer and the computer bracket. The two arrows must point toward each other. Be sure not to pinch the computer cables when screwing the two together.

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Now connect the computer cable to the cable on the handlebar post. Do not pull this cable out too far! The rubber band is merely used to secure the cable and can now be removed. The plug is designed so it cannot be plugged in the wrong way around (reverse polarity). Please note the two catches inside the plug. Do not try to connect the plugs with force, but turn the plug and try again (Fig. 3c).

The two remaining computer cables will later be connected to the handlebar. Connect the computer to the pulse contacts integrated in the handlebar. The plugs of the two computer cables must be fed through the handlebar post and then through the front round opening above the handlebar clamp (Fig. 3d).

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Finally, push all cables completely into the handlebar post and place the computer bracket with computer onto the handlebar post. Be sure not to pinch any cables. Finally, secure the bracket to the front of the ergometer using only one of the removed screws (Fig. 3e).

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Handlebar assembly

For this step you will need the handlebar (3), the handlebar cover (10), the T-handle screw (9) and two screws (13) (Fig. 4a). We recommend assembling the handlebar with the help of a second person.

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Hold the handlebar in front of the handlebar mount and connect the two cables from the round opening of the handlebar post with the cables from the handlebar. Now open the suspension clamps of the handlebar clamp and place the grooved metal part of the handlebar in the half shell of the handlebar tube (Fig. 4b).

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Snap the suspension clamp shut so it wraps around the handlebar. Continue to hold the handlebar in this position. Now push as much of the two cables and plug connectors into the handlebar post (Fig. 4c).

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Now attach the handlebar cover (10). Be careful not to pinch the pulse cables (Fig. 4d).

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Secure the handlebar with the prepared T-handle screw (9) (Fig. 4e).

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Now secure the handlebar cover with the two previously removed screws (13) (Fig. 4f).

Note!

Again, be sure not to pinch the pulse cable!

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Inserting the seat post and assembling the seat

Assembling the seat post and the seat requires seat post (23), seat (28), the seat clamp (26), the seat adjusting screw (27) and the all-purpose tool (Fig. 5a).

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Slightly loosen the seat adjusting screw. Then place the seat post into the base frame. Now pull the adjusting screw outward against the spring resistance, and slide the seat tube back into the main body. Now release the screw and check whether the bolts locked into one of the adjustment holes by pulling and pushing the seat tube. Then securely tighten the screw in order to remedy any play (Fig. 5b).

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Slide the seat clamp onto the seat tube and securely tighten the adjusting screw (Fig. 6a).

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Now place the seat onto the seat clamp and use the all-purpose tool to securely tighten the clamping screw located underneath the seat (Fig. 6b).

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Assembling the pedal

To assemble the pedal you will need the pedals (32R, 32L) the pedal straps (32R, 32L) and the all-purpose tool. First attach the pedal straps to the pedals, hooking them into the hooks to the left and right of the pedals (Fig. 7a and 7b). Please note the respective right/left marking on the pedals and pedal straps.

Assemble the pedal marked "R" to the right hand side of the foot treadle, looking in the direction of movement, and the pedal marked "L" to the left side.

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Tighten the pedal screws with the all-purpose tool (Fig. 7c). Please note the pedal on the left side must be tightened counter-clockwise.

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Assembling the water bottle holder (16)

Mount the bottle holder (16) to the handle bar support using two screws (13) (Fig. 8). You can now place the water bottle into the holder.

! Wash the water bottle (15) thoroughly before using it for the first time!

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Start-up and settings

Levelling and transport

For easy transport grip the ergometer by the handlebar and tip forward. Use your foot to slightly brace the front foot profile whilst tilting (Fig. 8a). The equipment is now easy to roll.

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The ergometer feet have different foot profiles. The front profile is equipped with transport rollers (Fig. 8b). The rear profile is height adjustable via knurled screws (Fig. 8c). Level the ergometer using the two rotary wheels so the equipment is absolutely firm and does not wobble.

Note! The height adjustment is easier if a second person lifts the back feet slightly.

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Adjust seat position

Please note!

When the saddle is fixed in its lowest position, the distance between the saddle and the lower pedal is approximately 66-67cm.

The distance between the saddle and the lower pedal is approximately 93-94cm, when the saddle is fixed in its highest position.

Before trying out the ergometer you should adjust the seat and handlebar to suit your personal needs. The seat has several height settings. It also has 5 horizontal settings (Fig. 9a). Adjust the seat so you are sitting comfortably and never need to fully straighten the knee in the lowest pedal position. To open the seat height adjustment, slightly loosen the adjusting screw and pull on the knob so the spring bolt located inside is released from the seat post. Move the seat to the desired height and let the spring bolt latch in. You will hear a distinct "click". Check if the seat post can still be moved. If not, the spring bolt is properly latched in and the adjusting screw can be tightened.

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Be sure not to extend the seat post past the "MAX" mark.

Now adjust the seat to the suitable distance from the handlebar.

The adjusting screw underneath the seat works the same as the seat post adjusting screw. Adjust the distance so you can comfortably reach the handlebar.

Adjust seat tilt

The seat tilt can be adjusted using the all-purpose tool. Loosen the screw directly beneath the seat (Fig. 9b) and adjust seat to the desired angle. Tighten screw.

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Adjust handlebar

The handlebar tilt can be adjusted using the handlebar clamping screw. The handlebar is designed to allow for various gripping positions.

Alternate your grip during training! This prevents uneven strain.

Be sure the teeth of the handlebar clamp interlock with the teeth e handlebar. When turning the handlebar you will feel the teeth locking - tighten the handlebar screw very tightly!

Before any training verify the screw is tight and carefully check the Ilebar is tight.

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Electrical supply

The mains cable is already built into the equipment. Unwind the mains cable at the back of the equipment (Fig. 10a).

Please note the stop mark on the cable. Do not unwind the cable and the stop mark. Insert the power plug into the socket.

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Please note: only use equipment in dry rooms, connected to an opriate and properly installed 230V/50Hz isolated ground optacle. The equipment can now be switched on and off with the switch (Fig. 10b).

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The article has an automatic cable rewind. As soon as you press the button on the lower right enclosure the cable will rewind (Fig. 10c).

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Using the computer

Once the ergometer is switched on but the pedals are not being the message "Please disconnect equipment from mains" will ap- r. As soon as you make entries or begin exercising by pedalling the sage will disappear.

Keypad

After switching on the equipment "Welcome" and other information about equipment use will appear.

Language selection

Press and hold the +/- button for 3 seconds to set the language to English or German.

Program keys

Select the desired program.

To switch programs during training, briefly stop pedalling, and then switch the program.

Settings

+ / - key

Use the +/- keys to set the respective options.

Holding one of the keys down will quickly increase or decrease the value to be adjusted.

Mode key

Use the mode key to confirm the respective value previously set with the +/- key or to confirm your program selection.

Back/Pause key

• Briefly pressing this key will reset the respective value or, during training, enter Pause mode. The display will indicate „STOP“. Press the key again to deactivate Pause mode and continue training.
• Press and hold the key for 3 seconds to return to the welcome screen.

Display messages

Time/Stop

Shows the elapsed training time. If STOPP is displayed the equipment is in Pause mode. Display range 00:00 up to 99:59 (minutes:seconds).

Display field

The segment is only active outside of training mode. Displays information about: sex, body weight, height, body fat and BMI.

Pulse/BMR

Depending on the display status, shows either the current pulse rate during the training (heart rate) (min. 40, max. 220 beats), or the readings of the BMR, body fat and BMI measurements.

Be sure to observe the information in the title "Pulse, heart rate measurement". For readings "OVER 10000" after measuring the BMR, you must add 10000 to the value displayed, as the value exceeds 9999kJ.

km/h (rpm)

Every 3 seconds the current pedal frequency (0 to 999rpm) and the current speed is displayed.

Distance

Shows the distance travelled (0 to 99.9km).

Watt

Displays the current resistance (0 to 400 Watt).

The resistance is adjustable in increments of 5 (up to 400 watt), but only in the WATT PROGRAMME.

Kilojoules

Displays and counts: energy consumed in kilojoules (0 to 9999kJ).

- Values are guidelines only without medical accuracy.

- Calorie conversion:

1 kilocalorie (kcal) = 4.1868 kilojoules (kJ)

1kJ = 0.2388kcal

Pedalling resistance levels

There are 32 resistance levels, indicated by 16 rows with 10 bars.

One row = two resistance levels.

For default training times, each bar corresponds to this training time.

Message field

Indicates key operating steps.

Programmes for determining general fitness

Test programme

Programme description

This programme takes 12 minutes and determines the current fitness level. Set the pedal resistance beforehand. Do not exceed the maximum heart rate or incorrect results may be displayed.

At the end of the programme the following values are saved:

- Average pulse, - speed

- Distance travelled

- Sum of kilojoules consumption

Upon completing the next test unit these values will be shown in the display to compare your values with similar field conditions but different training units.

1. Press the test button to start the programme.

2. Now press the mode button and select a Watt value using the +/- button. Then confirm the entry with the mode button.

Beginning the programme

Once you have made all entries begin pedalling to start the training.

BMR-, BMI-, Fat-Measurement programme

Programme description

This programme determines your body fat, BMI and BMR.

However, please note this is not a medical measuring procedure! First some user information must be entered to provide a basis for the programme.

1. Press the measurements button to start the programme, then the MODE button to input your entries.

2. Enter age

Adjust with the +/- buttons, confirm with MODE

1. Enter sex

Adjust with the +/- buttons, confirm with MODE

1. Enter body weight (kg)

Adjust with the +/- buttons, confirm with MODE

1. Enter height (cm)

Adjust with the +/- buttons, confirm with MODE

Press MODE. The measuring process begins.

Hold the two hand pulse sensors during the measuring process.

Results

After 5-10 seconds the following values will be shown in the display: Body fat and BMI (alternating, centre left).

BMR (in pulse field, bottom left)

If "Err" is displayed, the measurement failed and must be repeated.

Body fat measurement

The following table will help you to better assess your readings.

Please consult your physician for a precise body fat measurement.

Sex/Fat %

Male Female
Low <13 %	<23 %
Good 13 - 25.8 %	23 - 35.8 %
Normal 26 - 30 %	36 - 40 %
Too high	>30 %	>40 %

This information serves as a guideline only, based on age ranges over 50. Please refer to the respective technical literature for a detailed overview.

Body Mass Index measurement

This value is used to assess your weight.

The following tables will help you to better evaluate your values.

Age group	Normal BMI
19 - 24 years	19 - 24
25 - 34 years	20 - 25
35 - 44 years	21 - 26
45 - 54 years	22 - 27
55 - 64 years	23 - 28
> 64 years	24 - 29

Emaciated <15
Underweight <17.5
Borderline < 19
Normal 19 - 24
Overweight 25 - 29
Obese 30 - 39
Clinically obese	40+

Basal Metabolic Rate measurement

Represents the energy required to maintain bodily functions. To determine your body's energy factor [in kJ] multiply your BMR with your activity level based on the table below.

Activity level	Activity Factor
sedentary	BMR x 1.2(little or no training, seated work)
normal activity	BMR x 1.3
moderate activity	BMR x 1.4(light training/ sports, 3 - 4 h/wk)
active	BMR x 1.6(lots of training/ sports, 4 - 5 h/wk)
very active	BMR x 1.9(intense training/ sports & hard physical labour)

Cool-down

Programme description

This programme measures the cool-down pulse. You will receive a corresponding fitness mark based on how quickly your pulse recovers.

1. Upon completion the training, press the button COOL-DOWN MEASUREMENT. Then grip the hand pulse sensors or wear a standard chest strap.
2. All displays are stopped with the exception of PULSE and TIME. After a minute the computer will determine your fitness mark. This will then be shown in the display.
3. The basis for calculating your fitness mark is the difference between the maximum pulse of the first 20 and the minimum pulse of the last 40 seconds.

Fitness mark F1 = very good pulse cool-down

Fitness mark F6 = bad pulse cool-down

The fitness mark is calculated using only the comparative values of these 60 seconds. These values greatly depend on the intensity of your training session and directly impact the fitness mark.

Thus only compare your fitness mark with training units of similar intensity and duration.

Training programme

General Entries

Steps 3-6 in the relevant training programme description

In the training programmes Manual, Individual, Interval, Watts, Target heart rate and Hills you may set the following training targets:

3) Time

Set the desired training time using the +/- buttons and confirm with the mode button. If you do not wish to set a training time, press the MODE button directly without entering a value.

4) Distance

Set your desired training distance using the +/- buttons and confirm with the MODE button. If you do not wish to set a training distance press the MODE button directly without entering a value.

5) Kilojoules

Set the KILOJOULE consumption you would like to reach using the +/- buttons and confirm with the MODE button. If you do not wish to set one, press the MODE button directly without entering a value.

6) Pulse

Set the maximum pulse you do not wish to exceed using the +/- buttons and confirm with the MODE button. If you do not wish to set one, press the MODE button directly without entering a value.

Some programmes require additional entries. Please refer to the programme description.

Training programmes configuration

Quick start programme

Programme description

This programme can be started without making settings. Adjust the resistance during training using the +/- buttons. Simply press the quick start button and start training.

Begin training

The programme starts when you begin to pedal. Adjust the pedal resistance during training using the +/- buttons.

Watt programme

Programme description

Speed-based training. The Watt setting remains the consistent, i.e. the resistance increases the slower you pedal.

The resistance is adjusted to the actual pedal speed every 0.5-4 seconds.

1) Press the Watt button to start the programme.
2) Press the MODE button and enter the desired Watt value using the +/- buttons, confirm the selection with the MODE button.
3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Manual programme

Programme description

Train at a constant intensity level which could, however, increase during training. In comparison to the quick start programme, in manual mode you can also enter values for countdown training.

1) Press the Manual button to start the programme.
2) Press the mode button to enter additional training targets.
3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Target pulse rate programme

Follow the safety information about pulse monitoring er section "Safety guidelines"!

Programme description

Effective use of this program requires a standard chest strap. This is not included in delivery. You can also order suitable chest straps via the service hotline. With the target pulse rate programme, the pedal resistance is automatically adjusted to the target heart rate.

This means:

You enter your target heart rate.

• If your heart rate is lower the pedal resistance will gradually increase every 10 seconds (to a max. of 16).
• If your heart rate is higher the pedal resistance will gradually decrease every 10 seconds (to a min. of 1).

1) Press the Target pulse button to start the programme.

2) Press the MODE button and enter your target heart rate using the +/- buttons.

Confirm the selection with the mode button.

3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Individual programme

Programme description

Create your own training programme by setting custom stress and rest phases.

1) Press the Individual button to start the programme.
2) Press the MODE button and enter the resistance of the first bar (time period) using the +/- buttons.
Then confirm the selection with the mode button. Follow the same procedure for the remaining 2-10 bars.

3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Interval programme

Programme description

The interval programme is characterised by its recurring sequence of stress and rest phases.

You should only use the programme after 2-3 weeks as the seated stress and rest phases require a certain fitness level.

1) Press the Interval button to start the programme.
2) Press the MODE button and select the training intensity using the +/- buttons.
You can choose between 3 intensity levels:
L1 - for "Trained beginners"
L2 - for "Advanced or well-trained athletes"
L3 - for "Pros and endurance athletes"
Confirm the selection with the mode button.
3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Hills programme

Programme description

When using the Hills programme the intensity gradually increases.

You should only use the programme after 2-3 weeks as the high stress requires a certain fitness level.

1) Press the Interval button to start the programme.
2) Press the MODE button and select the training intensity using the +/- buttons.

Select from 3 intensity levels:

L1 - for "Trained beginners"

L2 - for "Advanced or well-trained athletes"

L3 - for "Pros and endurance athletes"

Confirm the selection with the mode button.

3-6) To enter additional training targets, follow the instructions under "GENERAL ENTRIES".

Begin training

7) Once you have entered all information begin to cycle to start the training.

Training instructions

General

Consult a physician before starting to train.

Objective

The following goals can be realised with the appropriate training.

- Improving general fitness

- Increasing endurance

• Greater feeling of well-being

Success in training significantly depends on the following items, which we would like you to take to heart:

• Regular and adequate duration

- Appropriate diet

- Checking the success of your training

Who can train?

Basically every physically fit person young or old may begin fitness training after consulting a physician. If you have not exercised in a long time, have heart, circulatory or orthopaedic problems, take medication, or are pregnant, you should consult a physician before beginning to exercise. Inform your physician which type of training equipment you intend to use. Have yourself examined to determine which training programmes are suitable for you. Take these instructions for use with you as a precaution so the physician can create an exercise training programme customised to you. Please remember this ergometer is a sports equipment and not suitable for therapeutic purposes.

If you have any implants such as a pacemaker, you mustn't use the chest strap-pulse monitor. Its radio signal could potentially interfere with your implant. In this case, pulse-controlled training programmes may not be used.

Danger to your health due to overexertion when training! Incorrect or excessive training can damage your health.

Intensity

Intensive fitness training involves the whole body, not only the lower leg muscles. The body, particularly the heart and circulation, requires time to adapt to the changes resulting from training. It is therefore important to increase the intensity slowly and be sure to allow appropriate rest before and after training. Thus train at an intensity level at which you do not become overexerted. Listen to your body: end the training immediately if you feel unwell, are short of breath or of feel dizzy during training. If you are training properly you can still have a normal conversation during training. Do not forget to adjust your bike to your body: having the seat too high or too low can lead to undue stress.

Warm up/cool down

Cooling down is just as important as a proper warm-up programme. End your training gradually: reduce the speed and stress level and perform light stretching exercises after you exit the equipment. This allows your pulse to slowly recover and your body can better regenerate for further stress.

The duration of the cool down phases between training units should be based on your fitness level.

Avoid an intensity level that is too high to prevent excessive training. Overexertion can cause health problems and lead to death. If you have feelings of fatigue or weakness you must stop the training immediately.

You can determine your individual training intensity using the following calculation of your maximum heart rate (MHR): MHR = 220 - your age

Depending on the purpose of the training, there are 5 training zones within which you can train based on your maximum heart rate.

Zones

Cool down zone = 50-60% of MHF

Fat burning zone = 60-70% of MHF

Carbohydrate burning zone = 70-80% of MHF

Anaerobic zone = 80-90% of MHF

Red line zone = 90-100% of MHF

Cool down zone

This training is geared towards basic fitness. It consists of extended endurance activities to be performed slowly. It is particularly suited for beginners and/or physically weak people.

Fat burning zone

The training is used to strengthen the cardio-vascular systems and is optimised for fat burning. In this scenario, the body burns proportionally more kilojoules of fat. During training you should feel relaxed and be able to converse.

Carbohydrate burning zone

Here the body burns more carbohydrates than fat. The training is more strenuous but more effective.

Anaerobic zone

In the anaerobic zone the body cannot meet the oxygen demand of the body. Training in this zone is very demanding and energy-sapping. Performance athletes briefly train in this zone to reach a maximum increase in performance. Sports enthusiasts who train for the sake of their health should avoid this zone.

Red line zone

This zone is for high performance athletes. Due to the extreme intensity the heart rate approaches the maximum level. The danger of injuries and health damages are high.

Stretching

Stretching chest muscles (Fig. 12)

Place your elbow and forearm against the wall, upper arm and forearm forming a right angle. Now turn the upper body slightly away from the arm. Switch side every 20-30 seconds. This exercise works the chest muscles and the deltoid.

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Stretching neck muscles (Fig. 13)

Stand and tilt your head towards your shoulder. The other shoulder simultaneously moves towards the ground. You should feel this exercise at the side of your neck. Switch sides every 20-30 seconds. This exercise works the trapezius (descending portion).

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Stretching the lower erector spinae (Fig. 14)

Kneel on all fours. Arch you back; do not allow the buttocks to rest. You should feel this exercise in you back, it works the entire erector spinae.

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Stretching the hip flexor muscle (Fig. 15)

Kneel down on the ground as shown and shift the pelvis and hips forward toward the ground. Keep your back straight and upright. Keep your lower knee and hips aligned and do not rotate the pelvis. This exercise should be felt in the hip area of the back of your leg. Switch sides every 20-30 seconds. This exercise works the hip flexor muscle and the front thigh muscle.

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Stretching the muscles of the lower thigh (Fig. 16)

Lie on the floor on your back and stretch one leg upwards holding it behind the thigh, keeping the toes pointed. The back leg remains stretched and touching the ground. This exercise should be felt at the back of the raised thigh. Switch sides every 20-30 seconds. This exercise works the muscles of the lower thigh and the gluteal muscles.

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Stretching the inner thigh (Fig. 17)

Stand in a wide stance as shown and bend one leg so the body's weight is being placed on the bent leg. The other leg is stretched out - the foot remains on the floor. The exercise should be felt in the inner thigh of the stretched out leg. Switch sides every 20-30 seconds. This works the adductor muscles.

Line drawing of a woman performing a stretching exercise (no text or symbols)

Stretching the front thigh muscles (Fig. 18)

Stand up straight and tighten the stomach muscles and buttocks in order to avoid a hollow back. Sustain this position while gripping an ankle and pull it towards the buttocks. Keep the legs parallel when doing so. This exercise should be felt in the front thigh of the bent leg. Switch sides every 20-30 seconds. This works the front thigh muscles.

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Care and maintenance

Please never forget that regular care and maintenance contributes to the safety and life of the product. Always keep it dry and clean in a temperature-controlled room.

IMPORTANT! Only clean it with water, never use harsh cleaning material. Follow with a dry cleaning cloth.

Disposal

Please dispose of the product and packaging in an environmentally friendly manner, separating different materials for recycling as required! Dispose of this item through an authorised disposal company or through your local waste disposal facilities - ask your local authority for information if further guidance is required. Ensure that you comply with all regulations currently in force.

Calibration

The ergometer has been optimally set and does not need to be recalibrated. However, it you wish to recalibrate the equipment, please consult a certified calibration service. Please be aware there are costs associated with this service which are not covered by the warranty or guarantee. Our service team will be happy to assist you should you required further information!

Troubleshooting

No display or no function	Check the power plug is correctly inserted.
	Check the function of the supply socket with another device.
	Check the plug connections within the equipment (check the chapter Assembly).
The resistance level cannot be adjusted	Stop pedalling and select another programme. Ending a program may require pressing and holding the Back/Pause key for 3 sec. to force it to cancel.
	In some programmes, the pedal resistance cannot be changed whilst exercising.
	Turn the equipment off, wait a few seconds and restart.
Pulse reading does not work or is incorrect	Simultaneously place both palms onto the pulse sensors. If you use a chest strap, please check if it is encoded. If this is the case, it cannot be used.Note! The pulse display via the hand contacts can deviate and so we recommend the use of a chest strap for pulse measurement.
Computer crash	Turn the equipment off, wait a few seconds and restart.
Grinding noise	Slight grinding noises may occur during use. This is not an indication of a product defect. Contact Service in case of strong, disturbing grinding noises.

3-year warranty

The product was produced with great care and under constant supervision. You receive a three-year warranty for this product from the date of purchase. Please retain your receipt.

The warranty applies only to material and workmanship and does not apply to misuse or improper handling. Your statutory rights, especially the warranty rights, are not affected by this warranty.

With regard to complaints, please contact the following service hotline or contact us by e-mail. Our service employees will advise as to the subsequent procedure as quickly as possible. We will be personally available to discuss the situation with you.

Any repairs under the warranty, statutory guarantees or through goodwill do not extend the warranty period. This also applies to replaced and repaired parts. Repairs after the warranty are subject to a charge.

IAN: 92561

GB Service Great Britain

Tel.: [phone]

(£ 0.10/Min.)

E-Mail: [e-mail]

IE Service Ireland

Tel.: [phone]

(0,08 EUR/Min., (peak))

(0,06 EUR/Min., (off peak))

E-Mail: [e-mail]

You can also find spare parts for your product at:

www.delta-sport.com, category Service - Lidl Spare Parts Service

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