inSPORTline Excel Run Magnetic Treadmill with Poles

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

WARNING: TO AVOID THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY, READ THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USING THE MAGNETIC TREADMILL WITH POLES.

1. Before starting exercises, read the manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
2. Consult a doctor before starting any exercise program to determine if you have any medical or physical contraindications, which will help prevent numerous injuries that could negatively affect your health and safety. Doctor's recommendations are essential if you are taking medication that affects heart rate, blood pressure, and cholesterol levels.
3. Be aware of your body's signals. Improper or excessive training can cause health damage. If you feel dizzy, nauseous, experience chest pain, back pain, or other health symptoms, stop exercising immediately and consult a doctor before continuing.
4. Do not use any exercise equipment if it is not properly assembled. Periodically check the equipment to keep it in good condition. If you have any defective parts, do not use the magnetic treadmill with poles. Ensure all users are informed of all warnings and precautions.
5. Keep children and pets away from the equipment. The equipment is intended for adult use only. It is not suitable for therapeutic use.
6. Before using the equipment, check that all nuts and bolts are tightened properly.
7. Always use the equipment as intended. If you find damaged parts during assembly or inspection, or hear unusual noises during use, stop training immediately. Do not use the equipment until the problem is resolved.
8. Wear appropriate training clothing. Do not wear loose clothing that could get caught in the equipment. Sports shoes are required for running and aerobics.
9. Place the equipment on a flat, clean, horizontal surface. Do not use the equipment near water or outdoors.
10. Keep hands away from all moving parts. When lifting or moving the equipment, do so carefully.
11. The equipment has been tested and certified according to EN957 Class H.C. for home use only. Maximum user weight: 100kg / 220lbs.
12. Minimum required clearance is 1200 mm on one side, and 300 mm on the other three sides.

TECHNICAL DRAWING

The technical drawing displays an exploded view of the treadmill, identifying various components with numbers for assembly reference. Key parts include the main frame (1), computer console (11), handlebars (14L, 14R), lower frame (23), and various mounting brackets (28L-L, 28L-R, 27R-L, 27R-R) and covers (29, 33, 38).

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Follow these steps to assemble your inSPORTline Excel Run treadmill.

Assembly Overview Diagram: The diagram shows the main frame (1), lower frame (23), handlebars (14L, 14R), and various supports and covers (24, 29, 33, 38) being connected.

ASSEMBLY

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR ASSEMBLY:

• Read this manual before assembly.
• Identify all replacement parts.
• Check the equipment.
• Ensure you have the correct tools.
• Prepare the assembly surface.
• Follow the instructions carefully.
• Do not overload the poles.
• Periodically tighten the poles.
• Keep this instruction manual and do not discard it.

CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS (HARDWARE)

This section lists the hardware components used for assembly.

ASSEMBLY STEPS

STEP 1

Connect the handlebar supports (33, 24) to the lower frame (23) using screws (A) and washers (B, C). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 2

Attach the main frame (1) to the assembled base. Use screws (F) and washers (G, O). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 3: MAGNETIC RESISTANCE ADJUSTMENT

Before assembling the tension cable, ensure the tension control is set to level 8 (LOW to HIGH). The magnetic resistance adjustment is done in stages:

1. Insert part C through part A (Note: G goes through the main frame).
2. Pull G downwards to create A, which should be near B. Insert F into B.
3. Rotate D as indicated by the arrow to tighten these two parts.

STEP 4

Attach covers (47) to the main frame (1) and console support (38) using screws (E). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 5

Connect the lower frame components. Use screws (F, J) and washers (B, K). Secure with Allen key (P, Q).

STEP 6

Attach the handlebars (29, 33) to the console supports (24) using screws (H) and washers (C). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 7

Attach the console (11) and related components (31, 46, 55, 48) to the handlebar supports (29). Use screws (48) and washers (55). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 8

Connect the console wiring (31) to the main frame (42). Ensure connections are secure.

STEP 9

Attach the handlebar grips (28L-L, 28L-R, 27R-L, 27R-R) to the handlebar supports (33, 24) using screws (M). Secure with Allen key (Q).

STEP 10

Final assembly checks. Ensure all parts are securely fastened. Connect components (14L, 14R, 24, 33) using hardware (D, B, N, L, I). Secure with Allen keys.

Final Check: It is recommended to check that all parts are securely fastened before use.

STORAGE

To store the treadmill, unscrew the knob (49) completely. Then, lift the main frame (1) to a vertical position and secure it firmly with the knob (49) to prevent accidents.

BELT ADJUSTMENT

If you experience any issues with the treadmill belt, such as noise, the belt not being centered, or it being too tight or too loose, use the provided tool to make adjustments.

1. If the belt drifts to the right, turn the screw on the right side clockwise by 1 or 2 turns.
2. If the belt drifts to the left, turn the screw on the left side clockwise by 1 or 2 turns.
3. If the belt is too tight, turn the hexagonal socket screws on both the left and right sides counter-clockwise, then turn back slightly.
4. If the belt is too loose, turn the hexagonal socket screws on both the left and right sides clockwise, then turn back slightly.

Tool required: 5mm Allen key (TOOL/5MM)

INCLINE ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the incline angle: Use your left hand to operate the device, then use your right hand to adjust the base up or down clockwise to set the desired angle. To lower the incline, perform the same action counter-clockwise.

HOW TO USE THE POLE FUNCTION

1. Skiing Function Only: Place your feet on both sides of the handrail and place your hands on the ski-training handle.
2. Skiing While Running: First, set the treadmill's resistance to your desired level and adjust the handlebar resistance knob to your desired level. Then, begin exercising.

Recommendation: Start slowly until you get accustomed to the machine's rhythm, similar to when using the ski poles while running. The resistance level ranges from 1 (lowest) to 8 (highest).

WARNING: The correct way to use the ski poles is from front to back, not from left to right. Incorrect usage can cause body pain or damage to the poles.

Correct Usage: The motion should be from front to back.

Incorrect Usage: Motion from left to right is incorrect.

RESISTANCE ADJUSTMENT

The tension level significantly impacts the workout's effectiveness and calorie burning. The user can set the desired tension level as shown in the image.

• (1) Turning screw #16 clockwise will decrease the resistance.
• (2) Turning screw #16 counter-clockwise will increase the resistance.

After adjusting screw #16, check if the tension cable is too loose. If necessary, adjust screws D and E (refer to "Assembly: STEP 3").

HANDLEBAR RESISTANCE ADJUSTMENT

The resistance of the ski function can be adjusted using the knob. Turning the knob clockwise increases the tension.

After the above steps, you can perform skiing exercises or ski while walking. You can also use the Tempo function on the console.

MAINTENANCE: BELT LUBRICATION

To reduce belt friction and wear, lubricant can be applied directly to the wooden deck and the underside of the belt. Lift one side of the belt. If the surface is moist, lubrication is not required. If the surface is dry, lift one edge of the belt and spray or apply lubricant onto the deck. Ensure the treadmill runs at a slow speed for the first 3-4 minutes after applying lubricant to distribute it evenly.

CAUTION: Do not apply lubricant on top of the deck. Any excess lubricant should be wiped off. Lubrication may be needed when friction occurs, but is typically required every 50 hours of use. This is a guideline based on average use; your schedule may vary.

COMPUTER FUNCTIONS AND PULSE OPERATION

FUNCTION BUTTONS:

• MODE: Press to select a function.
• SET: To set time, distance, and calorie values when not in scan mode.
• RESET: Press to reset time, distance, and calories.

FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS:

1. SCAN: Press the "Mode" button until "SCAN" appears. The monitor will cycle through all 5 functions (Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Total Distance) every 4 seconds.
2. TIME: Counts the total exercise time from start to finish. Press "Mode" then "TIME", then "SET" to set a target exercise time. If "SET" is zero, the computer will alert the user every 15 seconds.
3. SPEED: Displays the current speed.
4. DISTANCE (DIST): Counts the distance covered during exercise. Press "Mode" until "DIST" appears, then press "SET" to set a target distance. If "SET" is zero, the computer will alert the user every 15 seconds.
5. CALORIES (CAL): Counts the total calories burned during exercise. Press "Mode" until "CAL" appears, then press "SET" to set a target calorie burn. If "SET" is zero, the computer will alert the user every 15 seconds.
6. TOTAL DISTANCE (ODO): Counts the total distance accumulated since the batteries were installed.
7. PULSE RATE (❤️): When the "MODE" message appears, press the button. To measure pulse, place both hands on the sensor. The monitor will display the current heart rate in beats per minute (bpm) after 3-4 seconds. Note: Due to strong grip, the measured value might be higher than the virtual heart rate in the first 2-3 seconds, returning to normal levels afterward. For accuracy, check pulse during rest or pauses in exercise to avoid interference. Measured values should not be considered medical advice.
8. ALARM: The computer will display "Beep" when you press the "MODE", "SET", and "RESET" buttons.
9. AUTO ON/OFF & AUTO START/STOP: If there is no activity for 8 minutes, the power will turn off automatically. The monitor operates as long as the machine is in motion or any button is pressed.

SPECIFICATIONS

WARRANTY TERMS, WARRANTY CLAIMS

Warrantor: inSPORTline Polska, Ciemiętniki 19, 29-120 Kluczewsko, NIP: 6090063070, REGON: 260656756

Warranty period begins from the date of purchase. Three warranty variants are offered:

• Home Warranty: For private, non-commercial use by consumers. (24 months).
• Semi-Commercial Warranty: For use in hotels, spas, schools, rehabilitation centers, etc. (12 months).
• Commercial Warranty: For use in hotels, spas, schools, rehabilitation centers, fitness clubs, and gyms, etc. (12 months).

If no warranty variant is indicated on the proof of purchase (invoice or receipt), it defaults to Home Warranty.

The warranty covers defects proven to result from faulty materials or manufacturing errors. It does not cover maintenance, cleaning, adjustments, or tightening of screw connections, which are the buyer's responsibility.

Warranty Exclusions:

• Mechanical damage from transport.
• Wear and tear of parts like cables, switches, pedals, grips, bearings, upholstery, etc., unless the defect is due to a manufacturing fault, not normal wear.
• Minor scratches, discoloration, or coating cracks.
• Improper use or cleaning not in accordance with the manual.
• Failure to protect the equipment from external factors like moisture, temperature, or dust.
• Failure to use required consumables.
• Unauthorized modifications or alterations.
• Normal wear and tear of consumable parts.
• Damage due to incorrect assembly by the buyer or third parties.

For valid warranty claims, inSPORTline provides transport and service. For invalid claims, the buyer covers transport and service costs.

Warranty Claims Procedure: Submit a WARRANTY FORM via the website www.e-insportline.pl. The form requires Name/Phone/Address/Proof of Purchase/Product Name/Description of Defect. The client will be informed of the claim's status via email or phone.