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Manual

M

9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

featuring

the

Cardiologic

System

PREOOKi

Safety

Information—Save

These

Instructions

Before

beginning

any

fitness

program,

you

should

have

a

complete

physical

examina¬

tion

by

your

physician.

II

est

conseille

de

subir

un

examen

medical

compiet

avant

d’entreprendre

tout

programme

d’exercise.

Si

vous

avez

des

etourdissements

ou

des

faiblesses,

arretez

les

exercices

immediatement

When

using

an

electrical

appliance,

basic

precautions

should

always

be

taken,

including

the

following:

•

Read,

observe,

and

follow

all

instructions

in

this

owner's

manual

when

using

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.

These

instructions

were

written

to

ensure

your

safety

and

to

protect

the

treadmill.

Prevent

Electrical

Shock

DANGER

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electrical

shock

always

unplug

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

from

the

electrical

outlet

immediately

after

using

and

before

cleaning.

WARNING

Connect

the

M9.45

to

a

properly

grounded

outlet.

For

more

information,

refer

to

Ground¬

ing

Instructions.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons,

take

the

following

precautions:

•

When

it

is

plugged

in,

do

not

leave

the

M9.45

treadmill

unattended.

Unplug

the

treadmill

from

the

power

source

when

it

is

not

in

use,

and

before

putting

on

or

taking

off

parts.

•

Do

not

allow

children

on

or

near

the

M9.45

treadmill

without

adult

supervision.

Do

not

leave

children

unsupervised

around

the

treadmill.

•

Use

the

M9.45

treadmill

only

for

its

intended

use

as

described

in

this

manual.

Do

not

use

accessory

attachments

that

are

not

recommended

by

the

manufacturer—such

attachments

might

cause

injuries.

•

Check

the

M9.45

treadmill

before

each

use.

Completely

assemble

the

treadmill

before

using

it.

Do

not

use

the

treadmill

if

it

is

not

working

properly

or

the

cord

or

plug

is

damaged.

Never

operate

the

M9.45

treadmill

if

it

has

been

dropped,

dam¬

aged,

immersed

in

water,

or

sprayed

with

water.

Return

the

M9.45

treadmill

to

a

service

center

for

examination

and

repair.

•

Turn

OFF

and

unplug

the

treadmill

when

adjusting

or

working

near

the

rear

roller.

Do

not

make

adjustments

to

the

running

belt

when

someone

is

standing

on

the

unit.

•

Keep

the

power

cord

and

plug

away

from

heated

surfaces.

•

Never

drop

or

insert

objects

into

any

opening.

Keep

hands

away

from

moving

parts.

•

Do

not

use

outdoors.

•

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administered.

•

Keep

all

electrical

components,

such

as

the

motor,

power

cord,

and

ON/OFF

switch,

away

from

water

or

other

liquids

to

prevent

shock.

Do

not

set

anything

on

the

'

handrail,

electronic

console,

or

hood.

Never

place

liquids

on

any

part

of

the

unit.

•

To

disconnect,

turn

the

power

switch

to

the

OFF

position,

then

remove

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

outlet.

CAUTION:

To

effectively

use

the

magnetic

safety

key,

make

sure

that

the

key's

cord

falls

under

the

handrail

crossbar

before

you

clip

the

cord

to

your

workout

clothes.

See

Diagram

9

on

page

8.

Personal

Safety

•

Always

attach

the

safety

clip

to

your

clothing

at

waist

level

prior

to

beginning

your

workout.

The

safety

clip

is

connected

by

a

cord

to

the

magnetic

safety

key

in

the

electronic

console,

if

you

encounter

difficulties,

you

can

stop

the

running

belt

by

pulling

on

the

cord

to

disengage

the

magnetic

safety

key

from

inside

the

console.

To

resume

operation,

the

magnetic

safety

key

must

be

replaced.

•

When

the

treadmill

is

not

being

used,

remove

the

magnetic

safety

key

and

store

it

in

a

safe

place

to

prevent

unauthorized

use.

•

Assemble

and

operate

the

M9.45

on

a

solid,

level

surface.

Locate

the

treadmill

at

least

4

feet

from

walls

or

furniture.

Keep

the

area

behind

the

treadmill

clear.

•

Wear

proper

exercise

clothing

and

shoes

for

your

workout—no

loose

clothing.

Do

not

wear

shoes

with

heels

or

leather

soles.

Check

the

soles

of

your

shoes

and

remove

any

dirt

and

embedded

stones.

Tie

long

hair

back.

•

Keep

all

loose

clothing

and

towels

away

from

the

running

surface.

The

running

belt

will

not

stop

immediately

if

an

object

becomes

caught

in

the

belt

or

rollers.

•

Use

care

when

getting

on

or

off

the

treadmill.

Use

the

handrails

whenever

possible.

Step

onto

the

running

belt

when

the

speed

is

at

or

below

1

mile

per

hour

(t

.6

kilometers

per

hour).

Never

step

off

the

treadmill

while

the

running

belt

is

moving.

•

Before

the

running

belt

begins

moving

(prior

to

your

workout),

and

after

it

stops

(at

the

end

of

your

workout),

straddle

the

belt

by

placing

your

feet

firmly

on

the

right

and

left

side

platforms.

•

Never

turn

ON

the

treadmill

when

someone

is

standing

on

the

machine.

•

Keep

your

body

and

head

facing

forward.

Never

attempt

to

turn

around

on

the

treadmill

when

the

running

belt

is

moving.

•

Do

not

rock

the

unit.

Do

not

stand

or

climb

on

the

handrails,

electronic

console,

or

hood.

•

Do

not

attempt

to

service

the

M9.45

treadmill

yourself

other

than

the

assembly

and

maintenance

instructions

found

in

this

manual.

The

M9.45

treadmill

is

for

household

use

only.

See

Obtaining

Service

in

the

maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

•

Do

not

overexert

yourself

or

work

to

exhaustion.

•

Stop

your

workout

immediately

if

you

feel

any

pain

or

abnormal

symptoms,

and

consult

your

physician

Precor

Heart

Rate

Option—Safety

Guidelines

The

Precor

Heart

Rate

Option

was

created

and

designed

exclusively

for

Precor

products.

The

equipment

is

extremely

sensitive—you

should

use

the

heart

rate

option

with

this

in

mind

and

take

time

to

read

the

following

guidelines:

•

Handle

the

Precor

Heart

Rate

Option

with

care.

Do

not

drop

the

equipment.

It

might

damage

the

transmitter

and

you

could

void

the

manufacturer’s

limited

warranty.

•

Do

not

place

the

chest

strap

near

strong

electromagnetic

radiation

sources.

Televi¬

sion

sets,

electric

motors,

radios,

and

high

voltage

power

lines

can

interfere

with

the

heart

rate

signal

that

is

being

transmitted

to

the

receiver

and

might

affect

the

heart

rate

readings

that

appear

on

the

electronic

console.

•

Use

only

one

chest

strap

at

a

time

inside

the

range

of

the

receiver.

If

the

receiver

tries

to

process

several

signals

simultaneously,

an

incorrect

heart

rate

reading

could

result.

Be

sure

to

keep

any

other

transmitters

at

least

5

feet

(1.5

meters)

away

from

the

receiver

on

your

M9.45

treadmill.

•

Keep

the

equipment

dry.

Although

the

chest

strap

should

not

be

immersed

in

water,

wetting

the

electrodes

and

your

chest

will

improve

the

initial

performance.

Note

that

perspiration

on

the

chest

strap

during

workouts

is

normal

and

actually

enhances

the

signal

being

sent

from

the

chest

strap's

transmitter.

•

To

conduct

the

electrical

impulses

from

your

heart,

the

chest

strap’s

electrodes

require

a

certain

percentage

of

salts

and

minerals

in

the

water

used

to

wet

them.

The

electrodes

continue

to

transmit

your

heart

rate

reading

as

long

as

they

are

in

contact

with

your

skin

and

your

skin

is

providing

enough

moisture

through

your

perspiration

to

keep

the

electrodes

wet.

However,

if

the

concentration

of

salts

in

your

perspiration

is

not

high

enough

to

conduct

electrical

impulses

and

send

them

to

the

receiver,

your

heart

rate

reading

will

appear

erratic

or

not

appear

at

all.

Some

people

cannot

use

the

heart

rate

feature

because

they

do

not

have

the

proper

body

chemistry.

•

Do

not

use

the

chest

strap

if

you

are

taking

any

medication

or

have

a

cardiac

pace¬

maker.

Inaccurate

heart

rate

readings

can

occur

due

to

medication

or

electrical

impulses

from

the

cardiac

pacemaker.

•

Stretching

or

bending

the

electrode

strips

on

the

chest

strap

may

cause

the

strips

to

lose

their

conductivity.

Handle

the

chest

strap

with

care.

•

After

extensive

use,

the

chest

strap

(transmitter)

may

wear

out,

causing

inaccurate

heart

rate

readings.

With

every

use,

check

the

strap

for

excessive

wear

and

replace

it

if

necessary.

See

Obtaining

Service

in

the

maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

Precor

treadmills

are

designed

for

the

enjoyment

of

the

serious

runner

as

well

as

the

dedicated

walker.

By

following

the

above

precautions

and

using

good

common

sense,

you

will

have

many

safe

and

pleasurable

hours

of

healthful

exercise

with

your

Precor

treadmill.

Information

Regarding

Use

in

the

U.S.A.

and

Canada

FCC

Communications

Commission,

part

15

The

M9.45

treadmill

has

tested

and

it

complies

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

The

M9.45

treadmill

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

owner’s

manual

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

the

M9.45

treadmill

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

M9.45

treadmill

OFF

and

ON,

you

are

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

using

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

•

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna

for

your

TV,

radio,

VCR,

etc.

•

Increase

separation

between

the

M9.45

treadmill

and

the

receiver

(TV,

radio,

etc.).

•

Connect

the

M9.45

treadmill

into

a

different

power

outlet—on

a

dedicated

circuit

different

from

the

one

used

by

the

receiver

(TV,

radio,

etc.).

No

other

appliance

should

be

plugged

into

the

same

power

outlet

that

the

treadmill

is

connected

to.

•

Consult

your

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Canadian

Department

ot

Communications

“This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

(Class

B)*

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

from

digital

apparatus

set

out

in

the

Radio

Interference

Regulations

of

the

Canadian

Department

of

Communications.”

•Indicates

only

the

class

of

digital

apparatus

which

is

appropriate

for

the

specific

application.

“Le

present

appareH

numerique

n’emet

pas

de

bruits

radio66lectriques

depassant

les

limites

applicables

aux

appareils

numeriques

(de

la

class

B)*

prescrites

dans

le

R&glement

sur

le

brouillage

radioSiectrique

edicte

par

le

ministere

des

Communications

du

Canada.”

•Indiquerseulement

la

classe

duappareils

numSriques

correspondent

£

I’application

vi$6e.

Grounding

Instructions

The

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

must

be

grounded.

If

it

should

malfunction

or

break

down,

grounding

provides

a

path

of

least

resistance

for

electric

current

which

reduces

the

risk

of

electrical

shock.

The

treadmill

is

equipped

with

a

power

cord

having

an

equipment-grounding

conductor

and

a

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

be

inserted

into

an

appropriate

outlet

that

is

properly

installed

and

grounded

in

accordance

with

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

DANGER

Improper

connection

of

the

equipment-grounding

conductor

can

result

in

a

risk

of

electric

shock.

Check

with

a

qualified

electrician

or

service

person

if

you

are

in

doubt

as

to

whether

the

treadmill

is

properly

grounded.

Do

not

modify

the

plug

provided

with

the

treadmill—if

it

doesn’t

fit

the

outlet,

get

a

proper

outlet

installed

by

a

qualified

technician.

Diagram

A

Proper

grounding

plug

and

power

outlet

for

120v

connection

The

treadmill

is

for

use

on

a

nominal

120-volt

circuit

(refer

to

the

WARNING

below

and

to

the

Installation

Requirements

on

page

3)

and

has

a

grounding

plug

that

looks

like

the

plug

illustrated

in

Diagram

A.

WARNING

This

product

is

rated

for

more

than

15

amps

and

is

for

use

on

a

circuit

having

a

nominal

rating

of

120

volts

and

is

factory-equipped

with

a

specific

electric

cord

and

plug

to

permit

connection

to

a

proper

electric

circuit.

Make

sure

that

the

product

is

connected

to

an

outlet

having

the

same

configuration

as

the

plug.

No

adapter

should

be

used

with

this

product.

If

the

treadmill

must

be

reconnected

for

use

on

a

different

type

of

electric

circuit,

the

reconnection

should

be

made

by

qualified

service

personnel.

ATTENTION:

Haute

Tension

D6branchBZ

avant

de

reparer

Safety

Information—Save

These

Instructions

Important

Safety

Information

Before

You

Begin.1

Unpacking

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.1

Setting

Up

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.3

Installation

Requirements.3

Assembly

Instructions.3

Checking

the

Alignment

of

the

Running

Belt.7

Using

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.

8

Locating

the

ON

and

OFF

Switch.8

Using

the

Magnetic

Safety

Key.8

Understanding

the

Electronic

Console.9

Displays

on

the

Electronic

Console.9

Keys

on

the

Electronic

Console.12

Changing

the

Display

to

U.S.

Standard

or

Metric.13

Working

Out

on

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.14

Cooling

Down

After

Your

Workout.16

Pausing

Your

Workout.16

Ending

Your

Workout.16

Using

the

Quick

Start

Feature.17

Creating

Custom

Courses.18

Using

Your

Custom

Course.19

Using

the

Manual

Course

Program.20

Using

the

Preprogrammed

Courses.20

Using

the

Interval

Courses.21

The

Precor

Smart

Rate"

and

Cardiologic

™

System.22

Wearing

the

Chest

Strap

Transmitter.22

Understanding

Smart

Rate.23

Utilizing

the

Cardiovascular

Course

and

Fitness

Test.23

Using

the

M9.45

Cardiovascular

Course.24

Taking

the

Fitness

Test.25

Using

the

Weight

Loss

Program.27

Correcting

Inconsistent

Heart

Rate

Readings.28

Troubleshooting

Heart

Rate

Error

Messages.28

Getting

the

Most

Out

of

Your

Workout.30

How

Hard

Should

I

Exercise?.30

How

Long

Should

I

Exercise?.32

How

Often

Should

I

Exercise?.32

Maintaining

the

Low

Impact

Treadmill.

33

Cleaning

the

Equipment.33

Changing

the

Battery

in

the

Chest

Strap.33

Storing

the

Chest

Strap.34

Aligning

the

Running

Belt.34

Adjusting

the

Tension

of

the

Belt.35

Obtaining

Service.36

Specifications.Back

Cover

This

manual

explains

how

to

assemble,

use,

and

maintain

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill.

The

following

conventions

are

used

in

this

manual:

"Note

C

ontains

additional

information

that

applies

to

the

preceding

text.

“Important:”

Indicates

information

to

which

you

should

pay

special

attention.

“CAUTION:”

Indicates

steps

or

information

necessary

to

prevent

harm

to

yourself

or

damage

to

the

equipment.

“WARNING:”

Provides

instructions

to

prevent

electrical

damage

to

the

equipment

and

prevent

injuries

to

yourself

or

others.

“DANGER:”

Indicates

steps

you

must

take

to

prevent

electrical

shock.

CAUTION:

This

unit

weighs

over

160

pounds.

To

avoid

injury

and

to

ensure

the

safety

of

the

unit

and

yourself,

get

adequate

assistance

before

dropping

the

sidewalls

of

the

box

and

sliding

the

running

bed

assembly

out

of

the

box.

Do

not

lift

the

running

bed

from

the

box.

Before

You

Begin

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Precor

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

featuring

the

Cardiologic

System.

The

M9.45

treadmill

features

several

sophisticated

and

beneficial

technologies:

Ground

Effects

and

integrated

Footpiant

Technology.

Ground

Effects

allows

the

treadmill's

running

bed

to

“float”

on

specially

formulated

elastomeric

springs

which

cushion

impact

and

control

lateral

motion

without

diminish¬

ing

the

bed’s

lively,

responsive

feel.

Because

it’s

fully

suspended,

the

bed

provides

optimum

shock

absorption

anywhere

your

feet

land,

not

just

in

the

center

of

the

running

area,

Integrated

Footpiant

Technology

(IFT)

is

a

microprocessor-regulated

motor

control

system.

This

patented

technology

collects

motor

and

belt

speed

data,

using

it

to

deliver

a

smooth

comfortable

feel.

It

replicates

the

natural

walking

and

running

motion

of

your

feet,

by

allowing

slight,

natural

speed

variations

throughout

your

stride.

The

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

featuring

the

Heart

Rate

interactive

System

is

intended

for

household

use

and

has

many

unique

features

which

sets

it

apart

from

conventional

treadmills.

To

maximize

your

use

of

the

M9.45

treadmill,

please

study

this

guide

thoroughly.

Unpacking

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

The

M9.45

treadmill

is

carefully

tested

and

inspected

before

shipment.

Precor

ships

the

unit

in

six

pieces

as

listed

below:

•

running

bed

(base)

assembly

•

handrail/console

assembly

(targa)

•

electronic

console

display

•

owner's

manual,

limited

warranty

card,

and

hardware

kit

(The

hardware

kit

is

shown

in

Diagram

1.)

•

Precor

Heart

Rate

Option

(chest

strap

transmitter)

Optional

equipment

that

you

can

purchase

from

your

dealer

includes:

•

Precor

Smart

Weights

Carefully

unpack

the

pieces

of

the

treadmill

and

lay

them

on

the

floor

near

the

location

where

you

plan

to

use

the

treadmill.

page

1

Diagram

1

Hardware

kit.

F

C

After

unpacking

the

treadmill,

open

the

hardware

kit

(refer

to

Diagram

1)

and

make

sure

that

you

have

the

following

items:

I

I

(A)

four

button

head

bolts—for

mounting

the

console

I

I

(B)

four

small

internal

lock

washers—installed

on

the

button

head

bolts

I

I

(C)

six

lock

nuts—mounting

upright

supports

I-

I

(D)

one

5/32"

hex

key—console

installation

EE

(E)

one

3/16"

hex

key—hood

removal

i

I

(F)

one

1/4"

hex

key—belt

adjustment

I

I

(G)

one

magnetic

safety

key

If

any

items

are

missing,

contact

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

the

treadmill

or

call

1-800-

4-PRECOR

for

the

dealer

nearest

you.

Setting

Up

the

M9.45

Low

Impact

Treadmill

You

do

not

need

any

special

knowledge

or

experience

to

set

up

a

M9.45

treadmill.

However,

you

must

review

and

follow

the

instructions

in

this

manual.

If

you

do

not

assemble

and

use

the

treadmill

according

to

the

following

guidelines,

you

could

void

the

Precor

limited

warranty.

Installation

Requirements

CAUTION:

Do

not

remove

or

otherwise

bypass

the

3-prong

plug

with

an

adapter

or

extension

cord

in

order

to

use

a

non-grounded

outlet.

Electrical

damage

can

occur

if

the

treadmill

is

connected

to

an

improper

power

source.

Follow

these

installation

requirements

when

installing

the

treadmill:

•

Fill

out

and

mail

the

limited

warranty

card.

The

serial

number

is

printed

on

a

label

located

underneath

the

treadmill

on

the

left,

rear

corner

of

the

running

bed.

The

best

time

to

locate

and

write

the

serial

number

onto

the

limited

warranty

card

and

in

this

manual

is

while

the

treadmill

is

on

its

side

during

the

assembly

process.

Refer

to

Obtaining

Service.

•

Set

up

the

M9.45

treadmill

on

a

solid,

flat

surface.Do

not

install

the

treadmill

on

deeply

padded

or

shag

carpeting

due

to

possible

damage

to

the

carpet

and

machine.

If

the

treadmill

is

installed

in

a

carpeted

area,

place

a

piece

of

heavy

cardboard,

plywood,

or

other

solid,

smooth,

flat

surface

under

the

unit

to

protect

the

carpet

and

treadmill.

If

the

floor

is

not

even,

the

running

belt

will

not

track

properly.

Refer

to

Checking

the

Alignment

of

the

Running

Beit.

•

Locate

the

treadmill

at

least

4

feet

from

walls

and

furniture.

Be

sure

to

provide

ample

space

in

front

of

the

machine

to

allow

easy

access

to

the

ON/OFF

switch.

Open

space

to

the

sides

and

back

of

the

machine

makes

for

a

safer

mount

and

dismount

and

easier

belt

adjustment.

Use

the

appropriate

voltage,

dedicated

circuit,

and

grounding

as

specified

on

the

tread¬

mill.

The

M9.45

treadmill

is

available

in

a

120-volt

model

which

requires

a

dedicated

20

amp

circuit.

A

20

amp

circuit

breaker

inside

the

treadmill

also

helps

to

protect

the

electrical

and

electronic

components

from

sustained

overloads.

An

integral

3-prong

grounded

plug

provides

for

your

safety

and

protects

the

machine.

Assembly

Instructions

CAUTION:

Do

not

try

to

assemble

the

treadmill

by

yourself.

Because

of

the

weight

of

the

treadmill

and

its

parts,

get

additional

help

from

other

people.

To

assist

you

in

the

assembly

of

the

treadmill,

the

items

in

the

hardware

kit

shown

in

Diagram

1,

correspond

to

a

particular

letter

in

the

alphabet.

These

letters

appear

throughout

the

assembly

instructions.

If

necessary,

refer

to

Diagram

1

while

performing

the

steps

below.

Ask

for

assistance

to

unpack

and

assemble

the

M9.45

treadmill.

You

also

need

to

acquire

the

following

tools

before

assembling

the

treadmill;

•

phillips

head

screwdriver

•

1/2“

socket

head

wrench

with

an

extension

(or

1/2"

box

wrench)

To

assemble

the

M9.45

treadmill,

take

the

following

steps:

1.

Unpack

the

treadmill

near

the

location

where

you

plan

to

use

it.

Remove

the

box

that

contains

the

electronic

console

and

set

it

aside.

Take

out

the

packing

materials

from

around

the

handrail/console

assembly

and

upright

supports

(targa)

and

base

frame.

2.

If

you

have

not

already

done

so,

remove

the

staples

from

the

box

and

let

the

side

walls

drop

to

the

floor.

Ask

for

assistance

to

move

the

treadmill

out

of

the

box.

page

3

Diagram

2

Remove

cover

plate.

Electronic

console-

Cover

plate-

Crossbar

--

Handrail

clamp-

Handrail/console

assembly

(Targa)

Upright

support

3.

Attach

the

electronic

console

to

the

handrail/console

assembly

before

installing

the

upright

supports

onto

the

base

of

the

treadmill.

To

attach

the

electronic

console,

take

the

following

steps:

a.

T

o

access

the

ribbon

cable

you

need

to

remove

the

cover

plate

from

beneath

the

upright

supports’

crossbars.

See

Diagram

2.

Use

a

phillips

head

screwdriver

to

remove

the

four

screws

and

detach

the

cover

plate.

Set

the

screws

and

cover

plate

aside.

Diagram

3

Attaching

the

ribbon

cable

to

the

electronic

console.

Electronic

console-

Ribbon

cable

receptacle-

Ribbon

cable

connector-

Ribbon

cable

Crossbar—

Cover

plate

-

b.

Plug

the

ribbon

cable

connector

into

its

receptacle

inside

the

upper

electronic

console

as

shown

in

Diagram

3.

Important:

The

connector

is

designed

to

engage

in

one

direction

only.

Do

not

force

the

connection.

Make

sure

that

the

flanges

on

the

end

of

the

connection

snap

into

place

over

the

tabs

on

the

receptacle.

c.

Remove

the

four

button

head

bolts

(A)

and

four

internal

star

washers

(B)

from

the

hardware

kit.

Place

a

washer

on

each

bolt

and

set

the

bolts

within

easy

reach

of

the

handrail/console

assembly.