YOSUDA Treadmill S100C Manual
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(Note: The scenario simulation function in the FITSHOW, KINOMAP & ZWIFT APP is free for a limited time. The final right of interpretation belongs to the official FITSHOW, KINOMAP & ZWIFT APP.)
Note: In order to ensure correct and fast connection, it is necessary to turn on the treadmill connection power in advance and turn on the Bluetooth on the mobile phone.
[Image: Screenshot of the FITSHOW app interface showing different workout modes like Running, Cycling, Rower, and Ellipticals. It also shows a device scanning screen with a connected treadmill and a speed display showing 0.0 Km.]
Search "KINOMAP" in the mobile app store to download app and register the personal information.
Note: The treadmill can connect to FTMS and XG FITNESS. Our Bluetooth and treadmill equipment must be turned on to connect.
[Image: Screenshots of the Kinomap app showing user profiles, equipment management, remote display, settings, and a list of compatible fitness equipment like XG FITNESS, X-M FITNESS, FTMS, FITSHOW, etc. It also shows a connected treadmill with speed and other metrics.]
There are two ways to connect to the treadmill via Bluetooth. If one of XG FITNESS and FTMS cannot be connected, please change to another mode.
[Image: Sequence of screenshots showing the process of selecting a treadmill model within the Kinomap app, including options for SMART and INTERACTIVE modes, and finally a connected treadmill interface displaying speed, distance, and other parameters.]
Finally, the connection is successful, and the user interface display is as follows.
[Image: Screenshots of the Zwift app showing user profile setup, selection of activity type (Runner, Cyclist, Both, Triathlete), paired devices screen, and a virtual running environment with other users.]
Note: The Bluetooth model connected to the APP is not unique, and the specific model is based on the model displayed on the mobile phone connection.
Warning: Always unplug the treadmill from the power supply before servicing the product.
We make sure that this product is made of high quality material. Under normal use, if something goes wrong, we will be responsible for the warranty.
The warranty period is 1 year (from the date of purchase). If the product you purchased has quality problems, please contact our customer service within 12 months. Please do not deal with it without permission.
The following conditions are not covered by the warranty:
This warranty commitment is only valid for private use at home, not for professional training situations such as gyms.
If you need to purchase non-warranty accessories, please contact customer service. Please provide the following information when ordering:
Please do not send the product to our company without the confirmation of our company's customer service. If you send the product back without permission, our company will not bear any costs.
Name | Sketch (for reference) | Qty |
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Treadmill | [Image: Sketch of a treadmill] | 1 |
Remote control | [Image: Sketch of a remote control] | 1 |
Safety key | [Image: Sketch of a safety key] | 1 |
Manual | [Image: Sketch of a manual] | 1 |
Allen wrench 90*90mm | [Image: Sketch of an Allen wrench] | 1 |
Allen wrench 48*17mm | [Image: Sketch of an Allen wrench] | 1 |
Plastic gasket | [Image: Sketch of a plastic gasket] | 4 |
Plain gasket | [Image: Sketch of a plain gasket] | 2 |
Screw gasket | [Image: Sketch of a screw gasket] | 2 |
M8*12 screw | [Image: Sketch of an M8*12 screw] | 2 |
Side handrail screw cover labeling | [Image: Sketch of side handrail screw cover labeling] | 2 |
Power cable | [Image: Sketch of a power cable] | 1 |
lubricant | [Image: Sketch of a lubricant bottle] | 1 |
product configuration | specifications |
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Package size | 57*30*5.6in |
Product size | 50.4*29.5*42.7in |
Running Area Size | 42.7*17 in |
Rated power | 550W |
Speed | 0.6-7.6mph |
Weigh Capacity | 265 lbs |
N.W/G.W | 70.5/80.5lbs |
[Image: Diagram of the YOSUDA Treadmill S100C with labels pointing to different parts: IPDA holder, Side handrail, Column, Motor cover, Motor lower cover, Locking wrench, Left rear corner, display screen, Safety Key, remote control, Pedal edge, running belt, Right rear corner.]
Step 1: Open the packing box, remove the relevant accessories and machine from the box, and place the machine on a flat floor. Open the locking wrench on both sides of the handrail. As shown in the picture below.
Note: In order to make the column stable and not shaking, it is very difficult to open the locking wrench; it is normal, only need to use a strong force to open it.
[Image: Diagram showing how to open the locking wrench on the handrail of the treadmill.]
Step 2: After the locking wrench is opened, the column will automatically pop open to the rotatable state, and then the column tube will be lifted upward until it reaches the limit position (see the figure below).
[Image: Diagram illustrating the column of the treadmill popping open and being lifted upwards.]
Step 3: Lock the locking switch tightly, the same operation on the left and right side, as shown in the figure below. The column handrail is fixed and the machine assembly is completed.
NOTE: Due to long-term transportation, the screws in the lower shaft of the column handrail may loosen a little, causing the locking wrench to be too loose or too tight when it is opening. If the locking wrench is too loose, you can use the Allen wrench 48*17mm in the accessory bag to adjust the screws clockwise by a half turn; if the locking wrench is too tight, you can adjust it anticlockwise by a half turn. Just adjust it to the appropriate strength so that the locking wrench can be opened and locked. The left and right operations are the same, as shown in the figure below.
[Image: Diagram showing how to tighten the locking switch and an inset showing the Allen wrench used for adjustment.]
Step 4:
Before Installation: Please note that the four components inside the box graphic in the figure have already been pre-installed in the side handrail. You don't need to install them. But if they accidentally fall out, they can be reinstalled in the order shown in the picture.
Install the Side Handrail:
NOTE: If the M8 screw is too short to install them, please remove the plain gasket in the Step (1) or remove the screw gasket in the Step (2), or remove both them.
[Image: Diagram illustrating the installation of the side handrail with gaskets and screws.]
Step 5: Take the Allen wrench 90*90mm to lock the screws on both sides as shown in the figure below.
[Image: Diagram showing the use of the Allen wrench to tighten screws on the treadmill.]
Step 6: Take Side handrail screw cover labeling and stick them on the side handrail at the mounting holes of the lock screws on both sides, as shown in the picture below.
[Image: Diagram showing the application of screw cover labels on the treadmill.]
Step 7: Lift the IPDA holder and turn it upward, snap it to the right into the slot, and the IPDA holder stands up as shown in the picture below.
[Image: Diagram showing how to install the IPDA holder.]
Step 8: Connect the power cable, take out the power cable from the kit and plug it into the power connector of the machine, and turn on the power switch to use. As shown in the picture below.
[Image: Diagram showing the connection of the power cable to the treadmill and the location of the power switch.]
This machine is a dual-purpose treadmill.
[Image: Diagram showing the treadmill in upright position for running and in a flat position for walking.]
Turn on the power supply, turn on the power switch and the machine will enter the standby state quickly; the remote control will start the machine at 0.6MPH.
[Image: Close-up of the treadmill console display showing TIME, DIST., CAL, and SPEED. Labels indicate Infrared receiver and Function display: speed, calories, time, distance.]
Infrared receiving: When using the remote control product to operate, the remote control needs to be aimed at this position.
Function display: SPEED display when adjusting the speed operation, the speed parameters are displayed at this time; SPEED, CAL, TIME, DIST. are displayed in a cycle every 3 seconds respectively when the machine is running without operation.
setting range | Speed | Time | Mileage | Heat capacity |
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Display Range | 0.6-7.6MPΗ | 00-99Min | 00-99.99 Mile | 00-9999Kcl |
[Image: Image of the treadmill remote control with labels for Speed +, Speed -, and Start/Stop buttons.]
Each press of the speed+ button on the keypad or rocker during operation increases the speed by 0.2MPH, a long press of the speed+ button increases the speed by 0.2MPH continuously.
Each time you press the speed- button on the keyboard or remote controller during operation, the speed will decrease by 0.2MPH; press and hold the speed- button to continuously decrease at a speed of 0.2MPH.
The speed of the remote control can only be adjusted up to 4.0MPH, above 4.0mph it needs to be adjusted by pressing the button.
Note: During speed operation, the display shows speed data, and if the speed is not adjusted within 3 seconds, the display will cycle through the function menus (time, speed, distance, calories) every 3 seconds.
Before exercising, it is best to do stretching exercises. A successful exercise program must include warm-up, aerobic and soothing exercises. The amount of exercise should be carried out at least two to three times a week, with one day off for one day of exercise. After a few months, you can increase the amount of exercise to four to five days a week.
Warming up is a very important part of your fitness exercise. Warm up before each exercise. Moderate warming up can prepare your body for more intense exercise, because warming up can help muscles warm up and stretch, improves blood circulation and pulse rate, sending more oxygen to the muscles. After aerobic exercise, repeated warm-up exercises can also reduce muscle soreness. We recommend the following warm-up and cool-down exercises.
The knees are slightly curved, the body slowly bends forward, let the back and shoulders relax, and the hands try to touch the toes. Keep it for 10~15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times (As picture 1 shown).
[Image: Illustration for Stretch down exercise.]
Sit on a clean seat cushion and straighten one leg. Put the other leg inward so that it fits snugly against the inside of the straight leg. Try to touch the toes with your hands. Keep it for 10~15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times for each leg. (As picture 2 shown)
[Image: Illustration for Tendon stretching exercise.]
Hold the wall or tree with both hands and one foot behind. Keep your hind legs upright and your heels on the ground, leaning in the direction of the wall or tree. Keep it for 10~15 seconds, then relax. Repeat 3 times for each leg. (As picture 3 shown)
[Image: Illustration for Calf and heel stretch exercise.]
Tilt your head to the right for a count of one and feel the stretch in the left stretching of the neck muscles; then turn your head to the back for a count of two. Then turn your head to the left for a count of three; finally turn your head, turn your head back down towards your chest for a count of four. Then relax and repeat for 3 times. (As picture 4 shown)
[Image: Illustration for Head exercises.]
Stretch your arms to the left and right and then slowly raise them slowly above your head. Hold your right arm as straight as possible towards the ceiling. Hold for 1 second and feel the stretch in your right side. Repeat with your left arm. (As picture 5 shown)
[Image: Illustration for Waist exercise.]
Warning: Always unplug the treadmill from the power supply before servicing the product.
If you are using the treadmill, the running belt slippage or not smooth, you can adjust the running belt elasticity to improve.
There are two functions for running adjustment: tightness adjustment and running belt center position adjustment. The running belt has been adjusted at the factory, but after use, the running belt will be stretched, and it will deviate from the center position, causing the running belt to rub against the pedal edge and the rear cover and damage it. It is normal for the running belt to stretch during use.
When the product is running at no load, the running belt will have a side deviation of not more than 5mm is a normal phenomenon.
Adjustment of the running belt method (the picture is for reference only, subject to the real thing)
[Image: Diagram showing the running belt deviating to the left and an arrow indicating to tighten the bolt.]
Adjustment method: When the power is turned off, take an Allen wrench 90*90mm, turn the adjusting bolts on the left side ¼ turn clockwise, and then power on the machine to run, and the test running belt is centered. Proceed in this way until the loose adjustment of the walking belt is centered.
[Image: Diagram showing the running belt deviating to the right and an arrow indicating to tighten the bolt.]
Adjustment method: When the power is turned off, take an Allen wrench 90*90mm, turn the adjusting bolts on the left side ¼ turn clockwise, and then power on the machine to run, and the test running belt is centered. Proceed in this way until the loose adjustment of the walking belt is centered.
[Image: Diagram showing a loose running belt and arrows indicating to tighten the rear roller bolts.]
Adjustment: In the state of power off, take an Allen wrench 90*90mm, turn the left and right bolts of the rear roller to the right 1/4 turn at the same time to tighten the running belt, and then power on the machine to run and test the tightness of the running belt. This method until the running belt tightness is appropriate.
Note: When you use the treadmill, due to the running of the two feet with the same force is not as large, the pressure on the running belt is not balanced, resulting in the running belt deviated from the center. This deviation is normal, when no one is running on the running belt, it will return to the center.
The running belt should not be adjusted too tightly. This will pull the running belt, increase the pressure on the front/rear drums, bring harm to the drum bearings, etc., and produce noise or other problems.
The machine is pre-lubricated before leaving the factory. With use, the belt running deck will become dry gradually and the friction between the belt and deck will increase, which may wear both the deck and the belt. Proper belt lubrication will help keeping your treadmill in its best condition. We recommend you to lubricate your treadmill once every 30 hours in use.
Note: Please use special lubricants for treadmills or contact our company directly.
[Image: Diagram illustrating the lubrication points on the treadmill's running belt and deck.]
Note: Attention should be paid to safety during lubricating operations.
Code | Causes | Resolutions |
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E01 | Poor communication between electronic meter and controller | 1. Check that the connection between the electronic meter and the controller is not properly connected. 2. The main IC of the controller contacts badly and is re-tightened. 3. Controller power supply abnormal, change controller. |
E02 | Explosion-proof and impact-proof protection | 1. If the motor is open or in bad contact, replace the motor or check the connecting terminals. 2. Power tube breakdown, replace it or the controller. |
E05 | Over current protection | 1. Overload. 2. The resistance of the treadmill is too heavy and needs to be lubricated. 3. The motor is damaged, replace it. |
E06 | Overload protection | 1. Overload. 2. The resistance of the treadmill is too heavy and needs to be lubricated. 3. The motor is damaged, replace it. |
E10 | Keyboard and panel control connection communication failure | 1. Check if the connection between the electronic watch and the controller is poorly connected. 2. The controller plug is not in good contact and is re-inserted. 3. The controller power supply is abnormal and the controller is replaced. |
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