Life Fitness IC6 Indoor Cycle: Assembly and User Manual

1. Getting Started

Overview

The Life Fitness Indoor Cycle offers an impressive range of features to improve cardiovascular fitness, strengthen muscles, and develop endurance. However, this high level of reliability can only be guaranteed through regular care and maintenance. Adhering to the maintenance procedures described in this manual ensures maximum stability and a long service life with minimal maintenance effort. This guarantees long-term, uninterrupted operation.

Safety Instructions

CAUTION: Read all safety instructions and guidelines in this manual before operating the indoor cycle. Keep this manual for future reference. Improper assembly, use, or maintenance may void the warranty terms.

All service and/or repair work – excluding maintenance and care – must only be performed by authorized service technicians. The equipment contains no user-serviceable parts.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious injury from improper use of the training equipment, read the following important precautions and information carefully before operating the indoor cycle and adhere to them.

• WARNING: It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that all users are informed of all warnings and precautions for proper use and are authorized to use the Indoor Cycle independently only after successful instruction by a qualified trainer or instructor.
• WARNING: Do not operate the Indoor Cycle until it has been properly assembled and checked as described in this manual.
• WARNING: Store the indoor cycle in a room protected from moisture and dust. Do not place the indoor cycle outdoors in a garage or on a covered patio, or near water or swimming pools. The operating temperature of the indoor cycle must be between 15-40 °C (59–104 °F) with a maximum humidity of 65%.
• WARNING: Always place the Indoor Cycle on a stable, level surface. If the Indoor Cycle is to be placed on a parquet or carpeted floor, it is recommended to place a floor mat under the Indoor Cycle to protect the floor from damage.
• WARNING: The safety of the indoor cycle can only be guaranteed if it is regularly inspected for any damage or signs of wear (e.g., mounting points, emergency brake, pedals, toe straps, etc.). Contact an authorized service provider or the manufacturer directly to ensure that regular inspections are carried out properly.
• WARNING: Perform all maintenance, care, and repair work as described in this manual regularly. Defective parts must be replaced immediately, and the equipment must not be used until repaired. Use only original manufacturer parts. Repairs must only be carried out by manufacturer-authorized service technicians.
• WARNING: Unsupervised children should always be kept away from the training equipment.
• WARNING: The training equipment may be used by children aged 14 and over and persons with limited experience and knowledge if they are supervised or have been instructed on the safe use of the equipment and understand the resulting hazards. Children under 14 years of age and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities are prohibited from using the training equipment. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision. Children must not play with the equipment.
• WARNING: The indoor cycle must not be used by persons weighing more than 150 kg (330 lbs.).
• WARNING: When using the Indoor Cycle, always wear suitable, close-fitting cycling or sports clothing and sturdy footwear, preferably cycling shoes. Loose shoelaces can get caught in the drive system and cause injury.
• WARNING: The Indoor Cycle does not have an independently moving flywheel. The pedals continue to move with the flywheel until the flywheel comes to a standstill. Movement can only be stopped by engaging the emergency brake or by controlled reduction of the pedaling cadence. Always ride with resistance to ensure your pedaling is controlled. Do not adjust the handlebars or seat during exercise. Do not pedal backward.
• WARNING: If you experience physical discomfort or dizziness, stop exercising and consult a doctor. If the user is taking medication that affects performance and/or the cardiovascular system, they should consult a doctor to adjust personal settings accordingly.
• WARNING: All data displayed on the screen, especially the Watt values generated by the integrated power sensor, are for information and training guidance only. Exercise only within your physical capabilities.
• WARNING: If you have pre-existing health problems or a disability, consult your doctor to find the most suitable training method for you. Incorrect or excessive training can lead to serious health damage. The manufacturer expressly disclaims any responsibility for health hazards, personal injury, property damage, or consequential damages arising from or in connection with the use of this equipment, unless such damages are due to material and/or manufacturing defects falling within the manufacturer's responsibility.
• WARNING: The classification of training zones for performance or heart rate-oriented training is based on the performance of an average person. Depending on the type of training, your health status (e.g., if you are taking medication), and your physical capabilities, the zones may vary significantly. It is recommended to always work out personal training parameters under medical supervision and plan your personal training based on this.
• WARNING: Do not train beyond your capabilities.
• WARNING: If you experience physical discomfort or dizziness, stop exercising and consult a doctor.
• WARNING: The color zones are for guidance only.
• WARNING: If the user is taking medication that affects their performance and/or cardiovascular system, they should consult a doctor to adjust their personal settings accordingly.

Battery Disposal

Batteries must not:

• Come into contact with fire.
• Come into contact with coins or other metallic objects.

Products or batteries marked with this symbol must not be disposed of with normal household waste. For proper disposal, inform yourself about the applicable laws and regulations for the disposal of electrical equipment and batteries in your region and comply with them.

Moving the Indoor Cycle

It is recommended that two people move the Indoor Cycle. To avoid accidents and damage to the handlebar sockets, it is necessary to firmly fix the vertical handlebar adjustment before moving the Indoor Cycle. Be especially careful when moving the Indoor Cycle on uneven surfaces. In this case, it is advisable to involve a second person to prevent the Indoor Cycle from tipping over to one side.

WARNING: Maintain a safety distance of at least 60 cm (24") from equipment, objects, or walls, as shown below.

Diagram: Clearance for Moving

Shows the indoor cycle from the side. Element 1 indicates a clearance of 3.9" / 10 cm. Element 2 indicates a clearance of 24" / 60 cm. This applies to both single-wheel and bike group views.

Leveling the Indoor Cycle

Check the stability of the Indoor Cycle at the location where it is to be operated and, if necessary, adjust the leveling feet under the front or rear stabilizers to ensure the desired stability.

Diagram: Leveling Feet

Shows the bottom of the indoor cycle's frame with leveling feet. Element 1 points to the leveling feet.

WARNING: Do not screw out the leveling feet more than 10 mm (0.4"). The freestanding indoor cycle must only be placed and operated on a stable and level floor.

2. Product Overview

Product Features

Diagram: Indoor Cycle Components

An illustration of the indoor cycle with numbered components. Element 1: Thumb lever for horizontal handlebar adjustment. Element 2: Resistance wheel/emergency brake. Element 3: Handlebars. Element 4: Adjustment knob for vertical handlebar adjustment. Element 5: Transport wheels. Element 6: Leveling feet. Element 7: Dual-sided SPD pedal. Element 8: Cover. Element 9: Flywheel. Element 10: Adjustment knob for vertical seat adjustment. Element 11: Thumb lever for horizontal seat adjustment. Element 12: Saddle.

IMPORTANT: The production code is located on the nameplate at the top of the side frame tube. Please enter this production code into the care and maintenance logs. Providing the production code is mandatory for all warranty claims.

Adjusting the Indoor Cycle

The Indoor Cycle can be easily adjusted to suit the needs of different user groups, ensuring maximum riding comfort while achieving optimal training results. The configurations described in the following sections show only some of the most frequently used adjustment variations offered by the Indoor Cycle. It is the user's responsibility to adjust the Indoor Cycle to an optimal riding position for them.

WARNING: While using the indoor cycle, do not make any adjustments to the seat or handlebars. Ensure that the pop-pin knobs for handlebar and seat height adjustment are properly tightened and the thumb levers for horizontal seat adjustment are closed before sitting on the Indoor Cycle. Always dismount the Indoor Cycle when adjusting the handlebars and/or the seat.

Adjusting Saddle Height

1. Sit on the saddle and ensure your hips are not tilted to one side when the pedal reaches the position shown below.

Diagram: Saddle Height Adjustment

Shows the user seated on the bike. Element 1 points to the vertical seat adjustment. Element 2 points to the vertical handlebar adjustment.

2. Place your feet in the pedal cages or in the SPD binding system if you use cycling shoes.

3. Pedal slowly until the pedal reaches the position shown above.

4. The saddle height should be adjusted so that the knees are always slightly bent in the lowest pedal position, without the hips tilting to one side.

NOTE: When standing next to the Indoor Cycle, the top edge of the saddle should be one hand's breadth / four finger's breadth below your hip bone.

CAUTION: Avoid riding with fully extended knees or a tilted hip.

Adjusting Saddle Horizontally

Proper horizontal saddle positioning is crucial to prevent knee injuries.

1. Sit on the saddle and pedal until the crank arms are in the horizontal position.

Diagram: Horizontal Saddle Adjustment

Shows the crank arms in a horizontal position. Element 1 points to the knee. Element 2 points to the center of the pedal.

2. The knee of the forward-facing leg should be directly above the center of the pedal. If this does not match your Indoor Cycle's adjustment, adjust the horizontal seat position forward or backward to achieve this seating position.

WARNING: Do not adjust the saddle and handlebars during exercise. Ensure that the pop-pin knobs for handlebar and seat height adjustment are properly tightened and the thumb levers for horizontal seat adjustment are closed before sitting on the Indoor Cycle. Always dismount the Indoor Cycle when adjusting the handlebars and/or the seat.

Positioning the Handlebars

1. Set the upper part of the handlebars approximately to the same height as the saddle. If your knees touch the handlebars or if you experience back discomfort when pedaling in a standing position for extended periods, you should adjust the handlebars slightly higher.

Diagram: Handlebar Height Adjustment

Shows the handlebars and saddle. Element 1: Saddle. Element 2: Top of the handlebars. Element 3: Vertical handlebar adjustment.

2. Adjust the horizontal handlebar position as closely as possible to your body size. An optimal and comfortable riding position for inexperienced riders is achieved when your back forms an angle of 45° to the horizontal.

It is recommended to frequently change hand positions during longer training sessions to minimize one-sided and monotonous strain on muscles, ligaments, and joints.

WARNING: Do not adjust the saddle and handlebars during exercise. Ensure that the pop-pin knobs for handlebar and seat height adjustment are properly tightened and the thumb lever for horizontal adjustment is closed before sitting on the Indoor Cycle. Always dismount the Indoor Cycle when adjusting the handlebars and/or the seat.

Using the Indoor Cycle

1. Pedal the Indoor Cycle to generate power for the bike and the console. The pedaling cadence and duration influence how long the console remains on and how long workout information is displayed after stopping.

2. Pedal the Indoor Cycle at more than 50 RPM to fully charge the unit. If the Indoor Cycle is fully charged and no longer being pedaled, the user LED will blink after 2.5 minutes, indicating that the console will soon turn off.

If the console's backlight is set to medium or high in the general settings, the display will remain dimmed until a cadence of over 50 RPM is reached. If the cadence drops below 50 RPM, the display dims to a low brightness level to save power until the cadence is increased again.

In Power Training, the Coach By Color LEDs, which are oriented towards the trainer and the user, are activated as soon as a cadence of more than 50 RPM is reached. If the cadence drops below 45 RPM, the LEDs turn off and will only light up again when more than 50 RPM is reached.

The instructions for operating and training control of the WattRate® LCD computer are located in the separately supplied Computer Operation Manual.

Adjusting Resistance

The resistance adjustment can be regulated precisely and in fine steps according to user requirements via the resistance dial with a 300° range of motion. The resistance in % (where 0% is no resistance and 100% is maximum resistance) is also displayed on the Indoor Cycle computer display.

1. To increase resistance, turn the resistance dial clockwise.

2. To decrease resistance, turn it counterclockwise.

The indoor cycle's magnetic brake system increases resistance with pedaling cadence.

Emergency Brake

To stop the flywheel in an emergency, push the resistance dial downwards.

Diagram: Emergency Brake Operation

Shows the resistance dial. Element 1 indicates pushing down. Element 2 points to the resistance dial.

PLEASE NOTE: During training, ensure that shoes are placed in the provided toe cages or that cycling shoes are correctly connected with the SPD cleats.

NOTE: To stop the Indoor Cycle after training, always control your pedaling motion by slowly and controllably reducing the cadence until the pedals and flywheel come to a complete standstill.

WARNING: For your safety, always ensure that you pedal in a controlled manner and adjust the cadence to your individual riding abilities.

WARNING: Never pedal backward, as this can cause the pedals and crank arm bolts to loosen, potentially causing them to detach from the indoor cycle. The indoor cycle does not have a freewheel. The pedals are fixed to the flywheel and do not stop on their own when pedaling is interrupted. To stop the Indoor Cycle after training, always control your pedaling motion by slowly and controllably reducing the cadence until the pedals and flywheel come to a complete standstill.

3. Assembly

Required Tools

• 2 mm Allen wrench
• 3 mm Allen wrench
• 6 mm Allen wrench
• 15 mm Pedal wrench
• 17 mm Socket wrench
• Torque wrench
• Loctite® #243

WARNING: Avoid extreme temperature fluctuations during transport of the Indoor Cycle from storage to the installation site. If significant temperature fluctuations occur, allow the Indoor Cycle to acclimate to the ambient temperature before proceeding with assembly.

Assembly Procedure

Two people are recommended for this process.

TIP: Read all instructions carefully before beginning assembly of the equipment. Check all parts carefully. In case of damage, refer to the Customer Service section of this manual to properly return, replace, or reorder parts.

Assembly of the Rear Stabilizer

Attach the rear stabilizer assembly to the frame using the screws, washers, spacers, and nuts with a 17 mm socket wrench.

Diagram: Rear Stabilizer Assembly

Shows the rear of the indoor cycle frame with components for the rear stabilizer. Elements 1-5 indicate the parts being assembled.

Tighten the fasteners to 50 Nm (37 ft-lb).

WARNING: Ensure that the screws are tightened to the specified torque to prevent them from loosening during use. If screws loosen after initial assembly, we recommend using medium-strength Loctite® #243 for reassembly.

Assembly of the Front Stabilizer

Attach the front stabilizer assembly to the frame using the screws, washers, and spacers with a 17 mm socket wrench.

Diagram: Front Stabilizer Assembly

Shows the front of the indoor cycle frame with components for the front stabilizer. Elements 1-5 indicate the parts being assembled.

Tighten the fasteners to 50 Nm (37 ft-lb).

WARNING: Ensure that the screws are tightened to the specified torque to prevent them from loosening during use. If screws loosen after initial assembly, we recommend using medium-strength Loctite® #243 for reassembly.

Installing the Handlebar Assembly

1. The horizontal handlebar slider of the Indoor Cycle is spring-loaded and will quickly extend outward if the handlebar is not mounted on the slider. The extension of the horizontal handlebar slider without the handlebar mounted can cause injury or damage to the Indoor Cycle.

WARNING: Do not remove the safety pin until the handlebar is mounted on the horizontal handlebar slider.

Diagram: Handlebar Slider

Shows the handlebar slider mechanism. Element 1: Horizontal handlebar slider. Element 2: Safety pin.

2. Do not remove the cardboard cover of the T-nut. During assembly, the cardboard slides out and serves as a guide for the T-nut to facilitate assembly.

3. Turn the thumb lever on the handlebar assembly to the left. Slide the handlebar assembly onto the horizontal handlebar slider.

Diagram: Attaching Handlebar Assembly

Shows the handlebar assembly being slid onto the slider. Element 1: Horizontal handlebar slider. Element 2: Handlebar assembly.

4. Align the handlebar assembly to position 0.

Diagram: Handlebar Position 0

Shows the handlebar assembly aligned with position 0 on the slider.

The cardboard slides out once the handlebar assembly is positioned on the horizontal handlebar slider.

5. Mount the handlebar end cap and screw with a 3 mm Allen wrench.

Diagram: Handlebar End Cap

Shows the handlebar end cap being attached with a screw. Element 1: Handlebar end cap. Element 2: Screw.

6. Connect both console cables and position them in the designated guide. Bend the connected console cables so they fit into the designated position. Mount the sealing ring, plastic cover, and screws with a 2 mm Allen wrench.

Diagram: Console Cable Connection

Shows the console cables being connected and secured with a sealing ring, cover, and screws. Elements 1-4 indicate the parts.

7. Remove the safety pin from the frame using a 6 mm Allen wrench.

Diagram: Removing Safety Pin

Shows the safety pin being removed from the frame. Element 1: Frame. Element 2: Safety pin.

8. Lift the handlebar to position 6 and screw the pop-pin knob completely into the frame to secure the handlebar stem.

Diagram: Securing Handlebar Stem

Shows the handlebar being lifted and the pop-pin knob secured. Element 1: Position 6. Element 2: Frame. Element 3: Pop-pin knob.

Installing Pedals

The pedal threads are coated with TufLok® to prevent them from loosening during use. If the pedals loosen or detach after initial assembly, we recommend using medium-strength Loctite® #243 for reassembly.

1. Install the right pedal marked with 'R' into the right crank arm using a 15 mm pedal wrench.

Diagram: Pedal Installation

Shows the right and left pedals being installed. Element 1: Right Pedal. Element 2: Left Pedal.

WARNING: The right-side pedal of the Indoor Cycle must be installed and tightened clockwise.

Tighten the pedal to 41 ft-lb (55 Nm) firmly.

2. Install the left pedal marked with 'L' into the left crank arm using a 15 mm pedal wrench.

WARNING: The left-side pedal of the Indoor Cycle must be installed and tightened counterclockwise.

Tighten the pedal to 41 ft-lb (55 Nm) firmly.

Connecting the LiPo Battery

1. Remove the two screws securing the LiPo battery cover using a Phillips head screwdriver.

Diagram: LiPo Battery Installation

Shows the LiPo battery cover being removed. Element 1: LiPo battery cover. Element 2: LiPo battery. Element 3: Screw.

2. Remove the LiPo battery cover.

3. Remove the LiPo battery from the unit and connect the LiPo-marked battery cables together.

4. Insert the LiPo battery into the unit and secure the LiPo battery cover with two screws using a Phillips head screwdriver.

Checking the Function of Knobs and Controls

1. Check the function of the adjustable handlebars and saddle.

Diagram: Controls Check

Shows the indoor cycle with numbered controls. Element 1: Thumb lever for seat forward/backward adjustment. Element 2: Pop-pin knob for seat height adjustment. Element 3: Thumb lever for handlebar forward/backward adjustment. Element 4: Resistance knob. Element 5: Pop-pin knob for handlebar height adjustment.

2. Turn the resistance knob several times left and right.

3. Move the handlebars and saddle up and down, and forward and backward.

4. Check the function of the thumb levers on the sliding guides and the function of the pop-pin knobs.

Label Positions

IMPORTANT: Check that all listed labels/stickers are attached to the product and in the indicated position. Replace any missing or damaged labels.

1. General Warning

WARNING:

• Misuse of this machine may result in serious injury.
• Read user manual prior to use and follow all warnings and instructions.
• Replace label if damaged, illegible or removed.
• Keep children away.
• Use only a solid, level surface.
• Maximum user weight is 150kg/331lbs.
• Spinning pedals can cause injury.
• This bike does not free-wheel.
• Pedal speed should be reduced in a controlled manner.

WARNING: Use the stationary training equipment in a supervised environment.

2. Emergency Brake Warning

WARNING:

• After deploying the E-Brake:
• Ensure flywheel is at a full stop.
• Release brake pressure.
• Release pressure on the pedals.
• Begin pedaling. Don't pedal backwards! Limited E-brake functionality while pedaling backwards.

The warning labels on the wheels must be replaced with warning labels in your language during assembly.

Installation and Setup

The instructions provided in this manual must be followed for the initial installation of the Indoor Cycle to ensure optimal performance and a long service life. Read and follow the instructions carefully. If the components of the Indoor Cycle are not installed and adjusted as described, excessive wear may occur, and the Indoor Cycle may be damaged.

NOTE: Lubricants are required for some maintenance tasks. Use only acid- and solvent-free spray lubricant and white lithium grease.

1. Ensure the Indoor Cycle is level. If the Indoor Cycle wobbles on the floor, turn the leveling feet under the front and/or rear stabilizers until the wobbling motion is eliminated. Ensure the leveling feet are not screwed out more than 10 mm (0.4").

2. Check the function of the emergency brake to ensure it operates correctly.

3. Check that the two Allen screws of the crank arms, which attach the cranks (on the right and left side of the bottom bracket), are tight (torque 44 ft. lb. (60 Nm)). These screws are factory-fitted with TufLok to prevent them from loosening during use. If the screws loosen, we recommend fitting the crank attachment screws with medium-strength Loctite® #243 and then tightening them to a torque of 60 Nm (44 ft. lb.).

4. Wipe the bicycle frame with a cloth dampened with acid- and solvent-free spray lubricant.

5. Some parts of the Indoor Cycle may loosen during transport. Check the crank arms and all exposed screws and nuts and ensure they are securely tightened.

Customer Service

1. Provide the customer with basic maintenance instructions and refer them to detailed maintenance instructions.

2. Obtain confirmation from the customer upon delivery of the goods regarding the handover of the user manual, the explanation of maintenance work, and the check of the Indoor Cycles' perfect condition. One copy of the confirmation should be countersigned by you, and one copy of the confirmation should also remain with the customer.

3. Repairs must only be carried out by manufacturer-authorized service technicians.

4. Specifications

Technical Data

The Indoor Cycle IC6 is manufactured according to EN ISO 20957-1 and EN ISO 20957-10 as a Class S product and is intended for use in controlled environments such as sports or fitness facilities under the supervision of a trainer.

Life Fitness hereby certifies that the WattRate® TFT Console radio equipment type complies with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity can be found at the following internet address: www.indoorcycling.com/conformity/

5. Repair and Technical Data

Approved and Compatible Cleaning Agents

Two preferred cleaning agents have been approved by reliability experts: PureGreen 24 and Gym Wipes. Both cleaners safely and effectively remove dirt, contaminants, and sweat from the equipment. PureGreen 24 and the Antibacterial Force formula from Gym Wipes are effective disinfectants against MRSA and H1N1.

PureGreen 24 is available as a spray and is easily applied by fitness studio staff. Spray onto a microfiber cloth and wipe the equipment. Use PureGreen 24 on the equipment for at least 2 minutes for general disinfection and at least 10 minutes for combating fungi and viruses.

Gym Wipes are large, durable, pre-moistened wipes for cleaning the equipment before and after training. Use Gym Wipes for general disinfection for at least 2 minutes on the equipment.

To order these cleaning agents, contact customer service (1-800-351-3737 or by email at: customersupport@lifefitness.com).

The display and all external surfaces can also be cleaned with mild soap or a non-abrasive household cleaner. Use exclusively a soft microfiber cloth. Apply the cleaning agent to the microfiber cloth before cleaning. DO NOT USE ammonia- or acid-based cleaning agents. DO NOT USE abrasive cleaning agents. DO NOT USE paper towels. DO NOT apply cleaning agents directly to the equipment surfaces.

Maintenance

Preventive Maintenance

• WARNING: Carefully observe the following guidelines.
• Maintenance and care measures must be carried out at the prescribed intervals to ensure maximum operational safety and service life.
• Infrequently performed maintenance and care measures lead to increased wear of the product and void the warranty.
• If you have further questions on this topic, please contact technical support.
• To avoid damage to components on the Indoor Cycle, use only the acid- and solvent-free maintenance and care products recommended by us.

Daily Maintenance

1. Ensure the Indoor Cycle is level and does not wobble.

2. Cleaning: The Indoor Cycle must be cleaned regularly after each use for hygienic reasons.

• Ensure that sufficient soft cloths or paper towels, as well as care and disinfectant products, are available.
• First, disinfect the saddle and handlebars with a suitable agent, then wipe off all residues from the entire Indoor Cycle.

Weekly Maintenance

Cleaning: Depending on usage frequency, the Indoor Cycle must be thoroughly cleaned once a week.

Spray a care spray onto a soft cloth and clean all plastic parts, the entire flywheel, exposed frame parts including stabilizers, and the plastic housing.

WARNING: Never spray maintenance spray or anything else directly onto the flywheel. Never operate the pedals of the indoor cycle to facilitate cleaning, as this could cause the drive belt to slip during use, reduce braking performance, or damage internal components.

Bi-Weekly Maintenance

Emergency Brake

To ensure operational safety, the emergency brake must be regularly checked for its functionality.

1. Push the resistance dial all the way down while pedaling.

Diagram: Emergency Brake Check

Shows the resistance dial being pushed down. Element 1: Push Down. Element 2: Resistance Dial.

With optimal function, immediate braking action should occur, and the flywheel should come to a complete standstill.

2. The flywheel will only be released again by the emergency brake function when the flywheel has come to a complete standstill and pressure is released from the pedals.

Seat Adjustments

To maintain easy adjustability, the vertical and horizontal seat posts must be regularly cleaned and lubricated.

1. Extend the vertical seat post to its highest position.

Diagram: Vertical Seat Post

Shows the vertical seat post. Element 1: Vertical seat post.

2. Spray with care spray and wipe all external surfaces of the seat post with a soft cloth.

3. Clean the contact surfaces of the horizontal seat post of sweat residues beforehand and apply a small amount of lithium grease if necessary.

Diagram: Horizontal Seat Post

Shows the horizontal seat post. Element 1: Horizontal seat post.

Handlebars

To maintain the easy adjustability of the handlebar stem, it must be regularly cleaned and lubricated.

1. Extend the handlebars to their highest position.

Diagram: Handlebar Stem

Shows the handlebar stem. Element 1: Handlebar stem.

2. Spray the handlebar stems with care spray and wipe all external surfaces, including the horizontal stem, with a soft cloth.

3. Remove sweat residues from the contact surfaces of the horizontal stem.

4. Spray a small amount of lithium grease onto the horizontal handlebar rails.

Diagram: Horizontal Handlebar Rails

Shows lubrication of horizontal handlebar rails. Element 1: Horizontal handlebar rail.

Monthly Maintenance

Fasteners

During regular maintenance and care work, all screws, nuts, etc., on the Indoor Cycle must be checked to ensure they are properly tightened and functioning correctly. Parts showing wear or damage (saddle, pedal splines, pedals, SPD system) must be replaced.

Pop-Pin Lubrication

Pop-pin knobs are located on the vertical adjustment of the handlebars and saddle.

Diagram: Pop-Pin Lubrication

Shows the pop-pin knobs. Element 1: Pop-pin knob for saddle. Element 2: Pop-pin knob for handlebars.

To ensure easy adjustment of the vertical handlebar and seat posts, the threads on the pop-pin knob must be lubricated. We recommend lithium grease.

Diagram: Lubricating Pop-Pin Threads

Shows lubrication of the pop-pin knob threads. Element 1: Pop-pin knob. Element 2: Thread.

Maintenance Plan and Checklist

Examples of Maintenance Plans for In-House Service Technicians

Weekly Maintenance Checklist

Bi-Weekly Maintenance Checklist

Monthly Maintenance Checklist

Know-how

Basic Knowledge

For detailed information, see https://lfn.fit/KnowledgeBase.

Service and Repair

1. Check the relevant problem and consult the operating manual. A problem may sometimes be caused by not being familiar with the product and its features and programs.

2. The serial number of the Indoor Cycle is located on the side of the frame tube.

3. Contact customer service at http://www.lifefitness.com.

Spare Parts

Diagram: Spare Parts

An illustration of the indoor cycle with numbered spare parts. Element 1: WattRate TFT Display. Element 2: Handlebar assembly. Element 3: Saddle. Element 4: Front stabilizer. Element 5: Fasteners for front and rear stabilizers. Element 6: Rear stabilizer. Element 7: Pedals. Element 8: Leveling feet.

6. Warranty

Warranty Information

To access warranty information, please use the link below or scan the QR code.

http://lifefitness.com/warranties