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INCLINE

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Safety

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Operation

Maintenance

and

Storage

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OWNER’S

MANUAL

westo,mc

A

Division

of

'WBKtef‘Health

and

Fitness

CAUTION

l

Read

all

Instructions

care

Patent

Pending

all

Instructions

carefully

before

using

this

product.

Retain

this

Owner's

Manual

for

reference.

Part

No.

046227

9/89

Copyright

©

1989

WESLO,

INC.

LIMITED

WARRANTY

Weslo,

Inc.

(“Weslo”)

warrants

this

product

to

be

free

from

defects

in

workmanship

and

material

under

normal

use

and

service

conditions,

for

a

period

of

ninety

(90)

days

from

the

date

of

pur-

chase.

This

warranty

extends

only

to

the

original

purchaser.

Weslo’s

obligation

under

this

Warran¬

ty

is

limited

to

replacing

or

repairing,

at

Weslo’s

option,

the

product

at

one

of

its

authorized

ser¬

vice

centers.

All

products

for

which

warranty

claim

is

made

must

be

received

by

Weslo

at

one

of

its

authorized

service

centers

with

all

freight

and

other

transportation

charges

prepaid,

accom-

Pan

led

by

sufficient

proof

of

purchase.

All

returns

must

be

pre-authorized

by

Weslo.

Pre-

authorization

may

be

obtained

by

calling

Weslo's

Customer

Service

Department

at

1-8QO-99WESLO.

This

warranty

does

not

extend

to

any

product

or

damage

to

a

product

caused

by

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misuse,

improper

or

abnormal

usage

or

repairs

not

pro¬

vided

by

a

Weslo

authorized

service

center

or

for

products

used

for

commercial

or

rental

pur¬

poses.

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other

warranty

beyond

that

specifically

set

forth

above

is

authorized

by

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or

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PROFITS,

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OF

ENJOYMENT

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CONSEQUENTIAL

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OF

WHATSOEVER

STATES

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NOT

ALLOW

THE

EXCLUSION

OR

LIMITATION

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TO

YOUSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES.

ACCORDINGLY,

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ABOVE

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HOW

LONG

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IMPLIED

WAR¬

RANTY

LASTS.

ACCORDINGLY,

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATION

MAY

NOT

APPLY

TO

YOU.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights.

You

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

slate.

WESLO

INC.,

P.O.

BOX

10,

LOGAN,

UT

84321

WARNING.

Before

beginning

this

or

any

exercise

program

consult

your

physician,

inis

Is

especially

important

for

individuals

over

the

age

of

35

or

persons

with

pre-existing

"ealth

problems.

Read

all

instructions

before

using.

Weslo

assumes

no

responsibility

for

personal

injury

or

property

damage

sustained

by

or

through

the

use

of

this

Weslo

product

AUTO

INCLINE

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

WARNING

■

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

fire,

electric

shock

or

injury

to

persons,

read

the

following

important

safety

precautions

and

information

before

operating

the

treadmill.

1.

P

osition

the

treadmill

on

a

clear,

level

surface

with

a

minimum

of

8

feet

of

clearance

behind

the

treadmill.

Do

not

place

the

treadmill

on

thick

carpet,

near

water

or

outdoors.

2.

P

lug

the

power

cord

directly

into

a

grounded

circuit

carrying

12-or

more

amps.

No

other

appliance

should

be

on

the

same

circuit.

(See

the

OPERATION

section

of

this

manual

for

proper

grounding

instructions.)

Keep

the

power

cord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

If

an

extension

cord

is

required,

use

only

a

14-gauge,

general-purpose

cord

of

six

to

ten

feet

in

length

with

a

three-wire

conductor.

3.

Never

operate

the

treadmill

if

the

cord

or

plug

are

damaged,

or

if

the

treadmill

is

not

working

properly.

(Refer

to

the

BEFORE

YOU

BEGIN

section

of

this

manual

for

instruc¬

tions

if

the

treadmill

is

not

working

properly.)

4.

Never

start

the

treadmill

while

you

are

standing

on

the

walking

belt.

Always

hold

the

handrail

when

walking

or

running

on

the

treadmill.

5.

Keep

small

children

away

from

the

treadmill

during

operation.

Never

leave

the

treadmill

unattended

while

it

is

running.

8.

A

lways

wear

appropriate

clothing

when

using

the

treadmill.

Do

not

wear

flowing

clothing

that

could

become

caught

in

the

treadmill.

Always

wear

running

or

aerobic

shoes.

Never

use

the

treadmill

with

bare

feet,

wearing

only

stockings,

or

in

sandals.

Athletic

support

clothes

are

also

recommended

for

both

men

and

women.

7.

Never

drop

or

insert

any

object

into

any

opening.

8.

Do

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

or

where

oxygen

is

being

administered.

9.

U

se

this

treadmill

only

as

described

in

this

manual.

10.

A

lways

unplug

the

power

cord

before

performing

the

maintenance

and

adjustment

procedures

described

in

this

manual.

Never

remove

the

motor

hood

unless

instructed

to

do

so

by

an

authorized

service

representative.

Servicing

other

than

the

procedures

described

in

this

manual

should

be

performed

by

an

authorized

service

representative

only.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

purchasing

a

Weslo

CADENCE

10.0A

Auto

Incline

treadmill.

The

CADENCE

10.0A

combines

advanced

technology

with

innovative

design

to

let

you

enjoy

one

of

the

best

forms

of

cardiovascular

exercise

at

your

convenience,

in

the

privacy

of

your

home.

The

CADENCE

10.0

A

is

a

state-of-the-art

treadmill,

offering

many

exclusive

features

for

an

effective

and

enjoyable

workout.

The

CADENCE

10.0A

incorporates

a

card-operated

on/off

switch,

console-mounted

incline

control,

electronic

speed

control

and

a

microprocessor-based

electronic

exercise

monitor.

It

even

comes

complete

with

a

cooling

breeze.

This

manual

is

designed

to

help

you

understand

the

easy

assembly

and

operation

of

this

treadmill.

asic

fitness

guidelines

are

included

to

help

you

get

started

with

your

exercise

program

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

before

initial

use

of

the

treadmill.

If

you

have

additional

questions

regarding

operation,

maintenance,

or

the

warranty,

please

call

our

Customer

Service

Department

toll-free

at

1-800-99WESLO

(1-800-999-3756),

(in

Canada

1-800-824-8949),

during

business

hours:

Monday

-

Friday,

6

a.m.

-

6

p.m.

Mountain

Time.

Please

review

the

Exploded

Drawing

and

the

Part

List

in

this

manual

before

calling.

If

possible,

place

your

telephone

near

the

treadmill

for

easv

reference.

J

In

all

correspondence

regarding

this

product,

refer

to

the

model

number

(see

the

box

to

the

right),

and

serial

number

(located

on

the

front

of

the

treadmill

frame).

Write

the

serial

number

in

the

box

for

easy

reference.

To

help

you

understand

clearly

the

instructions

in

this

manual,

study

the

drawing

below

and

familiarize

yourself

with

the

parts

labied.

Serial

number

decal.

-

Model

No.

TL10.0A

Serial

No.

Incline

Indicator

Console

Handrail

Earclip

Handrail

Upright-1-

Incline

Control

Lever

'Speed

Control

Knob

On/Off

Switch

Motor

Hood

Frame

Incline

Leg

Front

Wheels

Power

Cord

Grip

Tape

Walking

Belt

Belt

Adjustment

Bolt

4

ASSEMBLY

Set

the

treadmill

in

a

clear

area

on

the

floor

and

remove

the

packing

materials.

Make

sure

that

all

parts

are

included

before

disposing

of

the

packing

materials.

No

tools

are

required

for

assembly.

1.

Raise

the

Handrail

Upright

(14)

to

the

vertical

position

and

tighten

the

Upright

Locking

Knob

(24).

2.

Plug

the

Sensor

Wire

(20)

into

the

back

of

the

Electronic

Monitor

(4)

and

press

the

Monitor

firmly

into

the

Console

(5).

Make

sure

that

all

parts

are

tightened

securely

before

operating

the

treadmill.

OPERATION

AND

ADJUSTMENT

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

This

product

must

be

grounded.

If

it

should

malfunction

or

break

down,

grounding

provides

a

path

of

least

resistance

for

electric

current

to

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

This

product

is

equipped

with

a

cord

having

an

equipment-grounding

conductor

and

a

grounding

plug.

The

plug

must

be

plugged

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

serviceman

if

you

are

in

doubt

as

to

whether

the

product

is

properly

grounded.

Do

not

modify

the

plug

provided

with

the

product

-

if

it

will

not

fit

the

outlet,

have

a

proper

outlet

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

This

product

is

for

use

on

a

nominal

120-volt

circuit,

and

has

a

grounding

plug

that

looks

like

the

plug

illustrated

in

Drawing

1.

A

temporary

adapter

that

looks

like

the

adapter

illustrated

in

Drawing

2

may

be

used

to

connect

this

plug

to

a

2-pole

receptacle

as

shown

in

Drawing

2

if

a

properly

grounded

outlet

is

not

available.

The

temporary

adapter

should

be

used

only

until

a

properly

grounded

outlet

(Drawing

1)

can

be

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

The

green

colored

rigid

ear,

lug,

or

the

like

extending

from

the

adapter

must

be

connected

to

a

permanent

ground

such

as

a

properly

grounded

outlet

box

cover.

Whenever

the

adapter

is

used

it

must

be

held

in

place

by

a

metal

screw.

Some

2-poie

receptacle

outlet

box

covers

are

not

grounded.

Contact

a

qualified

electrician

to

determine

If

the

outlet

box

cover

is

grounded

before

using

an

adapter.

5

TREADMILL

OPERATION

1.

Step

onto

the

treadmill

with

your

feet

on

the

Grip

Tape

on

the

Frame.

2.

Insert

the

Safety

Card

into

the

On/Off

Switch

and

press

the

Switch

down

to

turn

the

power

on.

(If

the

Safety

Card

is

lost,

a

credit

card

can

be

used.

The

power

cannot

be

turned

on

without

a

card.)

Do

not

lift

the

Switch

or

the

Switch

will

be

damaged.

3.

Turn

the

Speed

Control

Knob

counterclockwise

until

it

stops,

and

then

clockwise

until

the

Walking

Belt

is

moving

at

slow

speed.

(The

Speed

Control

Knob

must

be

turned

counterclockwise

until

it

stops

each

time

the

power

is

turned

on.

4.

Hold

the

Handrail

firmly

and

step

onto

the

moving

Walking

Belt.

5.

Turn

the

Speed

Control

Knob

slowly

until

the

desired

speed

is

reached.

Turning

the

Knob

clockwise

increases

the

speed.

Turning

the

Knob

counterclockwise

decreases

the

speed.

6.

To

turn

the

power

off,

press

the

On/Off

Switch

and

remove

the

Safety

Card.

Instructions

for

operating

the

Electronic

Monitor

can

be

found

in

the

Operation

Guide

accorriDanv-

ing

this

Manual.

w

y

INCLINE

ADJUSTMENT

To

increase

or

decrease

the

level

of

exercise

difficulty,

the

incline

of

the

treadmill

can

be

changed

with

the

Incline

Control

Lever

on

the

treadmill

Console.

Do

not

adjust

the

incline

while

you

are

walking

or

running

on

the

treadmill.

To

increase

the

incline,

stand

on

the

Frame,

toward

the

back

of

the

treadmill,

and

pull

back

the

Lever.

When

the

desired

angle

is

reached,

release

the

Lever.

To.

decrease

the

incline,

stand

toward

the

front

of

the

treadmill,

lean

forward

if

necessary

and

pull

back

the

Lever

until

the

desired

angle

is

reached.

The

Incline

Indicator

can

be

adjusted,

if

necessary,

by

lowering

the

treadmill

to

the

lowest

position

and

turning

the

small

Adjustment

Screw

above

the

indicator

until

the

bubble

in

the

Indicator

is

at

level

1.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

Check

ail

parts

periodically

to

ensure

that

they

are

tightened

securely.

Outside

surfaces

of

the

treadmill

can

be

cleaned

using

a

damp

cloth

and

mild,

non-abrasive

detergent.

Do

not

allow

liquids

to

come

in

contact

with

the

console.

WALKING

BELT

ADJUSTMENT

To

prevent

damage

to

the

Walking

Belt,

always

keep

the

Belt

centered

during

operation.

Stand

beside

the

treadmill

and

turn

the

treadmill

on

at

medium

speed.

Observe

the

spaces

bet¬

ween

the

edges

of

the

Walking

Belt

and

the

Frame.

If

the

Belt

is

closer

to

one

side

of

the

Frame

than

to

the

other,

center

the

Belt

in

the

following

manner:

1.

Locate

the

Belt

Adjustment

Bolts

and

the

Allen

Wrench.

Important:

Keep

your

hands

away

from

the

moving

Walking

Belt

or

serious

injury

could

result.

2.

A.

If

the

Walking

Belt

has

shifted

to

the

left

side:

Turn

the

left

Adjustment

Bolt

clockwise

and

the

right

Adjustment

Bolt

counterclockwise,

1/8

of

a

turn

at

a

time,

until

the

Belt

moves

to

the

center.

B.

If

the

Walking

Belt

has

shifted

to

the

right

side:

Turn

the

left

Adjustment

Bolt

counterclockwise

and

the

right

Adjustment

Bolt

clockwise,

1/8

of

a

turn

at

a

time,

until

the

Belt

moves

to

the

center.

If

the

Walking

Belt

slips

during

operation,

the

tension

should

be

adjusted.

Turn

both

Adjustment

Bolts

clockwise

an

equal

amount

until

the

Belt

no

longer

slips.

Be

careful

to

keep

the

Belt

centered.

Do

not

over-tighten

the

Bolts.

Overtightening

may

stretch

the

belt,

cause

excessive

roller

noise

and

reduce

motor

performance.

To

check

for

proper

Walking

Belt

tightness,

unplug

the

Power

Cord

and

lift

the

sides

of

the

Belt.

You

should

be

able

to

lift

both

sides

approximately

2-3

inches

off

of

the

Walking

Platform.

The

center

of

the

Belt

should

remain

just

at

the

surface

of

the

platform,

causing

the

Belt

to

bow.

The

Allen

Wrench

can

be

stored

on

one

of

the

Rear

Adjust¬

ment

Brackets

using

the

Self-adhesive

Clamp

included.

CIRCUIT

BREAKER

If

the

treadmill

stops

or

will

not

start,

check

the

Circuit

Breaker

located

on

the

front

of

the

Frame

near

the

Power

Cord.

The

Circuit

Breaker

is

designed

to

protect

the

electrical

system.

If

the

Circuit

Breaker

has

tripped,

the

switch

will

protrude

as

shown.

To

reset

the

Circuit

Breaker,

allow

the

treadmill

to

cool

for

a

few

minutes

and

then

push

the

switch

back

in.

SILICONE

APPLICATION

To

maintain

the

low-friction

quality

of

the

Walking

Belt

and

reduce

treadmill

wear,

a

non-oil,

non-petroleum

base

silicone

lubricant

should

be

applied

generously

to

the

Walking

Platform.

(Silicone

lubricant

is

available

at

most

hardware

and

automotive

stores.)

It

is

very

important

to

apply

silicone

lubricant

before

initial

use

of

the

treadmill.

Lubricant

should

also

be

applied

after

every

10

hours

of

use

or

whenever

a

decrease

in

performance

is

noticed.

Unplug

the

Power

Cord,

lift

each

side

of

the

Walking

Belt

and

apply

the

lubricant

generously

to

the

area

indicated

in

the

drawing.

STORAGE

Always

unplug

the

Power

Cord

when

the

treadmill

is

not

in

use.

To

convert

the

treadmill

to

the

storage

position,

loosen

the

Upright

Locking

Knob

and

carefully

lower

the

Handrail

Upright

onto

the

treadmill.

The

treadmill

can

be

moved

by

lifting

the

back

end

of

the

Frame

and

pushing

or

pulling

the

machine

on

the

front

wheels.

CONDITIONING

GUIDELINES

The

following

guidelines

will

help

you

to

plan

and

regulate

your

personal

fitness

program.

However,

before

beginning

this

or

any

exercise

program,

consult

your

physician.

Remember

that

adequate

rest

and

good

nutrition

are

also

essential

to

the

success

of

any

fitness

program.

EXERCISE

INTENSITY

To

maximize

health

benefits

from

exercising,

your

level

of

exertion

must

exceed

mild

demands

while

falling

short

of

causing

breathlessness

and

fatigue;

The

proper

level

of

exertion

can

be

determined

using

the

heart

rate,

as

a

guide.

For

effective

aerobic

exercise

the

heart

rate

must

be

maintained

at

a

level

between

70%

and

85%

of

your

maximum

heart

rate.

This

is

your

“Training

You

can

determine

your

Training

Zone

by

consulting

the

table

below.

Training

Zones

are

aiven

fnr

both

conditioned

and

unconditioned

persons.

Use

the

column

that

is

appropriate

for

you.

AGE

UNCONDITIONED

TRAINING

ZONE

(BEATS/MIN)

CONDITIONED

TRAINING

ZONE

(BEATS/MIN)

AGE

UNCONDITIONED

TRAINING

ZONE

(BEATS/MIN)

CONDITIONED

TRAINING

ZONE

(BEATS/MIN)

20

138-167

133-162

55

127-155

122-149

25

136-166

132-160

60

126-153

121-147

30

135-164

130-158

65

125-151

119-145

35

134-162

129-156

70

123-150

118-144

n

40

132-161

127-155

75

122-147

117-142

45

131-159

125-153

80

120-146

115-140

50

129-156

124-150

85

118-144

114-139

During

the

first

few

weeks

of

your

exercise

program

you

should

keep

your

heart

rate

near

the

low

end

of

your

Training

Zone.

Over

the

course

of

a

few

months,

gradually

increase

your

heart

rate

until

you

reach

the

high

end

of

your

Training

Zone.

As

your

condition

improves,

a

greater

workload

will

be

equired

in

order

to

raise

your

heart

rate

to

your

Training

Zone.

You

can

measure

your

heart

rate

and

find

the

proper

level

of

exercise

intensity

usinq

the

elec¬

tronic

monitor

(see

the

ELECTRONIC

MONITOR

OPERATION

GUIDE).

Set

the

TIME

SET

function

for

4

minutes.

Press

the

“START/STOP”

key

and

exercise

at

a

comfortable

pace

until

the

4

minutes

elapse.

Immediately

measure

your

heart

rate

using

the

PULSE

function.

If

your

heart

rate

is

below

your

Training

Zone,

increase

your

level

of

exertion.

If

your

heart

rate

is

too

hiqh

reduce

your

level

of

exertion.

a

’

EXERCISE

PATTERN

Each

workout

should

consist

of

a

basic

5-step

pattern.

1.

At

rest

2.

Warm-up

3.

Training

Zone

exercise

4.

Cool-down

5.

At

rest

Warmmg

up

is

an

important

part

of

your

workout

and

should

not

be

taken

lightly.

Warming

up

prepares

the

body

for

more

strenuous

exercise

by

increasing

the

circulation,

delivering

more

oxygen

to

the

muscles,

and

raising

the

body

temperature.

This

can

be

done

by

stretching

and

light

calisthenics

for

5-10

minutes

prior

to

exercising.

Begin

exercising

at

a

light

pace

for

a

few

minutes.

Then

increase

the

intensity

to

raise

your

heart

rate

to

your

Training

Zone

for

a

period

of

20-30

minutes.

Cooling

doyvn

after

vigorous

exercise

is

important

in

aiding

circulation

and

preventing

soreness.

5-10

minutes

of

light

exercise

or

stretching

will

allow

the

body,

to

cool

down.

EXERCISE

FREQUENCY

To

maintain

or

improve

your

condition

you

must

work

out

2,3

times

per

week

following

the

patterr

described

above.

A

day

of

rest

between

workouts

is

recommended.

After

several

months

of

be

increased

,0

4

'

5

,imes

per

week

-

T

he

key

10

3

successlul

9

PART

LIST

-

Model

No.

TL10.0A

Rev.

9/89

Key

No.

Qty.

Description

Key

No.

Qty.

Description

1

1

Handrail

49

1

Belt

Adj.

Bracket

(R)

2

4

Handrail

Bolt

50

1

Rear

Roller

3

1

Battery

Cover

51

1

Circuit

Breaker

4

1

Electronic

Monito

52

1

Allen

Wrench

5

1

Console

53

3

Adj.

Bracket

Washer

6

1

Speed

Control

Knob

54

2

Rear

Belt

Adj.

Bolt

7

1

Safety

Card

55

1

Belt

Adj.

Bracket

(L)

8

1

Incline

Control

Lever

56

4

Roller

Bushing

9

1

Potentiometer

Assembly

57

1

Frame

10

1

Earclip

58

1

Wood

Platform

11

1

Fan

59

1

Walking

Belt

12

16

Small

Screw

60

1

Front

Roller/Pulley

13

1

Fan

Shroud

61

1

Indicator

Mount

Assembly

14

1

Handrail

Upright

62

1

Safety

Cover

15

1

Lift

Cylinder

Release

63

2

Roller

Lock

(L)

16

1

Threaded

Pin

64

1

Motor

Hood

17

1

Lift

Cylinder

65

4

Motor

Mount

Bolt

18

1

Cylinder

Pin

66

4

Motor

Mount

Washer

19

2

Shroud

Clip

67

4

Motor

Mount

Nut

20

1

Sensor

Wire/Reed

Switch

68

1

Flywheel

21

1

Pivot

Nut

69

2

Controller

Mtg.

Screw

22

1

Incline

Cable

70

1

Magnet

23

2

Pivot

Washer

71

1

V-Belt

24

1

Upright

Locking

Knob

72

1

Motor

Pulley

25

2

Grip

Tape

73

4

Console

Mounting

Screw

26

1

Pivot

Bolt

74

1

Incline

Indicator

27

1

On/Off

Switch

Wire

75

2

Motor

Mount

Spacer

28

1

Indicator

Adj.

Screw

76

2

Fan

Shroud

Screw

29

1

Controller

77

2

Shroud

Star

Washer

30

1

Power

Cord

78

2

Inner

Pivot

Washer

31

1

Motor

79

4

Handlebar

Washer

32

1

Handrail

Foam

Grip

80

4

Handlebar

Nut

33

4

Roller

Lock

Bolt

81

2

E-Clip

34

1

Roller

Lock

(R)

82

1

Safety

Switch

Assembly

35

1

Front

Belt

Adj.

Bolt

83

1

Clothes

Clip

36

4

Rubber

Grommet

84

1

Self-Adhesive

Clamp

37

4

Sensor

Wire

Clip

85

1

Cotter

Pin

38

4

Locknut

86

1

Upright

Knob

Washer

39

1

Incline

Leg

87

2

Incline

Pivot

Washer

40

4

Leg

Bolt

88

6

Platform

Bumper

41

2

Front

Wheel

89

1

Motor

Hood

Grill

42

•

6

•

Hood

Mount

Anchor

90

1

Power

Light

43

4

Rubber

Fitting

91

1

Cable

Mount

44

4

Support

Block

92

1

Cable

Tie

45

6

Support

Washer

93

1

Large

Flat

Washer

46

6

Support

Boit

94

1

Rubber

Shock

Cushion

47

2

Rear

Leg

Endcap

95

2

Wood

Support

48

1

On/Off

Switch

#

1

Owner’s

Manual

#

1

Monitor

Operation

Guide