Rebel Active Treadmill

Introduction

This user's manual provides comprehensive instructions for the Rebel Active Treadmill, model RBA-1001. It covers assembly, operation, safety precautions, maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure safe and effective use.

Parts Identification

The treadmill components are identified by numbers in the diagrams. Key parts include:

• 1. Console
• 2. Smartphone/tablet holder
• 3. Bottle holder
• 4. Safety key
• 5. Speed adjustment buttons
• 6. START/STOP buttons
• 7. Heart rate sensors
• 8. ON/OFF switch
• 9. Folding system pin
• 10. Running belt
• 11. Foot rail
• 12. Incline adjustment mechanism
• 13. Adjustment screws

[Diagram illustrating the treadmill with numbered parts.]

Assembly / Montage

Follow these steps for assembly:

1. Secure the uprights with hand to prevent them from falling down causing damages or injuries.
2. [Detailed description of assembly steps based on diagrams, referencing part numbers and screws/bolts like 37, 48, 52, 53, 11, 10, 67, 17, 18, 9, 62.]

[Diagrams illustrating assembly steps.]

General Safety Instructions

This equipment is for indoor use only. Position it on a clear level surface, away from water and thick carpets. Ensure all bolts and nuts are tightened before use. Inspect for any damage signs before each use. Never operate if not working properly or if damaged. Do not attempt self-repair; only authorized personnel should service it. Use only authorized accessories. Keep clean and dry. Exercise caution when assembling, lifting, and moving to avoid spine injuries.

Electrical Safety

Fixed power cables must be replaced by authorized service points. Keep the equipment and power cord away from heat, water, moisture, and sharp edges. Ensure the cord does not touch hot or sharp elements.

Personal Safety

Consult a physician before starting, especially if over 35 or with health problems. The manufacturer is not responsible for injuries due to non-compliance. Use only as intended. Pulse sensors are for reference only, not medical devices. Over-exercising can lead to serious injury or death. Stop if feeling unwell. Wear appropriate clothing and shoes (running/aerobic shoes with rubber soles). Keep hair, clothing, and jewelry away from moving parts. Warm up before exercise. Do not overload (max 100 kg). Incorrect or excessive exercise may result in injury or death. If experiencing pain (chest pain, nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath), stop immediately and consult a physician. Children aged 8+ and persons with reduced capabilities may use under supervision. Keep children and pets away from the equipment at all times.

Additional Safety Warnings for Treadmills

Ensure the safety key is attached to clothing or belt. Do not insert objects into openings to avoid electric shock. Never start while standing on the belt; use foot rails until the belt moves. If the treadmill accelerates unexpectedly, immediately unplug the safety switch. Never leave unattended when plugged in; disconnect when not in use. Provide a 1x2m clear area behind the treadmill. Hold handrails until comfortable and familiar with the equipment.

Grounding Instructions

This product must be grounded. Grounding provides a path of least resistance for electrical current to reduce the risk of electric shock. The product is equipped with an equipment-grounding conductor and plug. Plug into an appropriately installed and grounded outlet according to local codes. Improper connection can cause electric shock. Do not modify the plug. Use on a 220-240 Volt circuit with a matching grounding plug. No adapter should be used.

Safety Key Instructions

The device is equipped with a SAFETY KEY. Operation requires the key to be correctly attached to the console's contact point. Detachment stops the equipment automatically. Attach the clip to clothing before each session. To stop quickly or in an emergency, remove the key by pulling its cord. Ensure the clip is firmly attached to clothing to detach in case of a fall. Keep the safety key inaccessible to children.

Incline Adjustment

Select one of the 3 incline levels and insert the bolt (A) into the appropriate slot. If there is a gap between the running deck and frame after selecting an incline level, adjust by turning the supporting foot (B) clockwise or anticlockwise.

[Diagram showing incline adjustment with bolt A and supporting foot B.]

Folding Up the Treadmill

WARNING: Do not connect to power or operate when folded. Ensure the running surface stops completely before folding. Do not lean on or place items on the folded equipment that could make it unstable.

1. Set the ON/OFF switch to OFF and unplug the equipment.
2. Remove the ball pin from location A.
3. Hold the frame at C and raise it until the middle of the handrail.
4. Insert the ball pin removed from step 2 into location D to lock the deck in place.

[Diagrams showing the folding process with points A, B, C, D, and pin 9.]

Unfolding the Treadmill

NOTE: Keep people and pets away from the treadmill when unfolding.

1. Hold the frame at A and remove the ball pin from B.
2. Carefully lower the running deck and lock it by inserting the ball pin into C.

[Diagrams showing the unfolding process.]

Moving the Treadmill

The treadmill is equipped with transportation wheels. Fold the treadmill first as described in the "Folding up the treadmill" section. Stand facing the treadmill, hold the handrail with both hands, lean the treadmill towards you, and move it to the desired location.

Connection

Plug the treadmill into the grounded wall outlet. Set the ON/OFF switch to the ON position.

Console Description

The console features:

1. Display: Shows workout information.
2. SPEED +/- Buttons: Manual speed adjustment.
3. SPEED QUICK SELECTION BUTTONS: Set speed directly (e.g., 2, 4, 6, 8 km/h). Pressing a button with a number adjusts speed to that value (e.g., pressing 2 sets speed to 2 km/h).
4. PROG Button: Select a desired program (1-12) or enter BMI measurement mode.
5. START Button: Start or resume workout.
6. STOP Button: Pause/end workout. Press once to pause; press again to end and enter standby.
7. MODE Button: Enter countdown mode. Press repeatedly to cycle through time, distance, and calorie countdown screens.

[Diagram of the console with numbered buttons.]

LCD Description

The LCD displays:

1. SPEED (km/h): Indicates the speed of the running belt.
2. TIME (minutes:seconds): Shows workout duration.
3. DISTANCE (km): Indicates distance traveled or remaining distance during your workout.
4. CALORIES/PULSE: Indicates calories burned or remaining to be burned, and displays the user's heart rate.

Range of Displayed Values

[Diagram of the LCD screen.]

Predefined Programs

In standby mode, press the PROG button to select one of 12 predefined programs. The time window flashes. Default setting is 30 minutes. Use SPEED +/- buttons to set the desired workout time. Press START to begin. The screen shows a 3-second countdown. After countdown, the treadmill starts gently and accelerates to the first segment's speed. Each program is divided into 20 segments. Example: 30 minutes / 20 segments = 1.5 minutes per segment. The treadmill beeps before switching segments.

[Table showing program speeds for 20 segments for P1-P12.]

Countdown Mode

In standby, press MODE to enter countdown mode menu. Press MODE again to switch between distance, time, and calorie windows. When the value flashes, use SPEED +/- to adjust (default: TIME 15:00, DISTANCE 1 km, CALORIES 50 kcal). Press START to begin. The treadmill stops after the countdown.

Heart Rate Measurement

Measure heart rate during or after workout by standing on the belt and holding the handrail sensors with both hands. After about 5 seconds, heart rate is displayed in the calories window. Hold sensors for at least 30 seconds for accuracy. WARNING: Heart rate data is for reference only and not medical data.

BMI Measurement

In standby, press PROG until FAT is displayed to enter BMI mode. Press MODE to select parameter categories: Sex, Age, Height, Body Weight. Use SPEED +/- to adjust values. Press MODE again. The display will show "---" and "F5", indicating testing state. Hold handrail sensors for about 5 seconds to display BMI. Results are categorized as Thin (<19), Normal (19-26), Overweight (26-30), Obese (>30).

[Table showing BMI ranges and descriptions.]

Maintenance

Regular maintenance is important for optimal performance and to reduce wear. Inspect and tighten all parts each time the treadmill is used. Replace worn parts immediately. WARNING: Always unplug the treadmill before cleaning or maintenance.

• Clean the treadmill and running belt regularly. Use a soft, slightly damp cloth for exterior parts. Use a dry cloth for the console. Keep liquids away from the console.
• For longevity, it is recommended to turn off the treadmill for 10 minutes after 1.5 hours of use.

Running Belt Lubrication

Friction between the belt and deck impacts lifespan and performance. Apply lubricating oil regularly. Inspect the running deck surface; if damaged, stop use and contact service. Clean between the deck and belt before lubricating. Use only provided or dedicated lubricants. Apply lubricant between the deck and belt according to usage intensity: low (yearly), medium (every 6 months), high (every 3 months). IMPORTANT: Unplug before lubricating.

Apply about 5 ml of lubricant in a zig-zag motion between the belt and deck surface. Run the treadmill at a slow speed for 5-10 minutes to spread the lubricant. Unplug afterwards.

[Diagram showing lubricant application.]

Belt Tension Adjustment

The belt is pre-tensioned but may stretch and loosen. Too loose: slips. Too tight: reduces motor performance, wears rollers. WARNING: Unplug and detach safety key before adjustment. After adjustment, re-attach key, plug in, and run to check tension. Adjustment screws are at the deck ends. Tighten/loosen by 1/4 turn clockwise/anticlockwise with the provided hex wrench. Check for slipping. Properly tightened belt lifts 50-75 mm off the deck. WARNING: Do not overtighten.

[Diagram showing adjustment screws and hex wrench.]

Belt Centering

The belt should run centrally. Stress or load can cause shifting. Adjust by rotating deck end adjustment bolts clockwise (right shift) or anticlockwise (left shift) by 1/4 turn. Observe the belt for a few minutes for adjustment. Repeat if necessary.

[Diagrams showing belt deviation and adjustment.]

Troubleshooting

Common error codes:

Specifications

Main Features

• Heart rate sensors
• LCD display
• Quick selection buttons
• Safety key
• Smartphone/tablet holder
• Bottle holder
• Cushioned deck
• Foldable construction
• Transport wheels

Console

• Number of workout programs: 12
• Measured values: heart rate, body fat, time, speed, distance, calories

Technical Data

• Equipment class: H
• Folding system: manual
• Incline: manual, 3 levels
• Speed range: 0.8 – 12 km/h
• Running belt: three-ply, 1.6 mm
• Running deck thickness: 12 mm
• Max. user weight: 100 kg
• Motor type: DC
• Max. motor power: 2 HP
• Motor power: 1 CHP
• Power supply: 230 V; 50 Hz

For the full user's manual, visit www.rebelelectro.com or www.lechpol.pl. This equipment complies with European standard EN957. It is categorized as Class H for home use only and cannot be used for commercial, therapeutic, or rehabilitation purposes.

Correct Disposal of Product

The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with household waste at the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other types of waste and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. Household users should contact their retailer or local government for details on environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact their supplier and check purchase contract terms. Do not mix with commercial waste.