LifeSpan RW1000 User's Manual
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1. 6 i 33 Washer x 2 Dome Nut x 2 Display Carriage Bolt x 2 Complete Parts List 1 Main Frame 1 26 Screw for Rear Stand 1 2 Sliding Rail 1 27 Bolt Front Pulley 1 3 Rear Suppot Stand 1 28 Bolt Final Pulleys 2 4 Middle Base Stand 1 29 Bolts for attaching seat 4 5 Left Drive Cover 1 30 Bolt Seat rollers stops 5 6 Right Drive Cover 1 31 Sleeve Seat Roller 3 7 Pedal 2 32 Lock Pin 1 8 Resistance System 1 33 Carriage Bolt 2 9 Seat 1 34 Pedal Axle 1 10 Seat Support 1 35 Bolts Pedals 2 11 Rollers Seat 6 36 Spacer Sleeve Pedals 2 12 Pull handle 1 37 Harness Reed Switch 1 14 Foam grips 2 39 Screw for cover 3 15 Front Pulley 1 40 Screw for cover 1 16 Pulley Final Lower 1 41 Screw for Tension Knob 1 17 Pulley Final Upper 1 42 M8 Nylon Nut 7 19 Console 44 MI 2 Nylon Nut 1 20 Sensor wire Reed switch 45 6 21 End Plug for Sliding Rail 46 Dome Nut 2 22 Front Rear Feet 47 Cap 2 23 Transport Wheel 48 M8 washer big 3 24 Front Rear Seat Stop 49 M8 washer small 2 Exploded View STEP L ATTACH SEAT TO SLIDING RAIL a Remove the 4 Allen Head Screws from the back of the seat b Place the seat over the seat bracket and tighten all four screws STEP 2 ATTACH MIDDLE BASE TO MAIN FRAME a Align the middle base under the main frame bracket b Insert the 2 carriage bolts from the bottom c Place a washer over the end of2. LifeSpan Owner s Manual Please read all warnings and instructions prior to use RW1 OOO CPCE 801 973 9993 www LifeSpanfitness com P O Box 981316 Park City Utah 84098 1316 LiteSpan jJ Qrnovetive Fitness Solitons Important Safety and Maintenance Instructions Always consult a physician before heginning this or any exercise program f you experience chest pains nausea dizziness or shortness of breath stop exercising immediately and consult your physician before continuing Do not wear clothing that may catch under the roller wheels Keep hands and fingers away from the seat roller wheels during use e Children When in use children should be at least 5 feet away When folded do not lean on or hang items on the Rower that may cause it to tip or fall over Wipe down your rower with a soft cloth to keep clean as needed RW1000 Home Use Warranty The LifeSpan RW1000 comes with the following warranty for residential use only Parts Year Frame 5 Years Labor Year Max User Weight 300 Ibs PCE Health and Fitness Warrants that the equipment it manufacturers is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service IF within the time frame specified above any part of the RW1000 fails to operate properly contact your authorized PCE Health and Fitness Retailer to report the problem or contact PCE Health and Fitness at www LifeSpanfitness com or 801 973 9993 PCE Health a
3. nd Fitness reserves the right to make changes and improvements to our products without incurring any obligations to similarly alter any product purchased In order to insure our product warranty and to ensure the safe and efficient operation of LifeSpan equipment only authorized parts can be used The product warranty is void if any parts other than those provided by PCE Health and Fitness are used Exclusions and Limitations The Warranty does not apply to any defects caused by negligence misuse or improper assembly or maintenance e This Warranty does not apply to discoloration of paint or plastics e PCE Health and Fitness will not be responsible for incidental or consequential damages e This Warranty is non transferable from the original owner Registration You must register your LifeSpan product before a warranty claim can be processed and proof of purchase must be demonstrated at the time a claim is made To complete your registration online go to www LifeSpanfitness com and fill out the online registration or fill out the warranty card provided with your Rower Registration cards must be completed and sent to PCE Fitness within 30 days of purchase to activate the Product Warranty on your LifeSpan equipment PLEASE READ ALL WARNING LABELS PRIOR TO USE Main Contents 2 Sliding rail x 1 Om _ pe 2 Lock pinx 1 Allen key x 2 Wrench x 1 34 O Q Q 19 Pedal Axle x 1 49 4
4. oll between functions on the console RESET Press the PAGE button for 3 seconds to reset all values to zero NOTE f the display is illegible or only partially appears remove the battery for 15 seconds and replace Battery should be replaced once a year FOLDING a To fold the rower lift up the sliding rail near the pedal axle to relieve pressure from the locking pin b Removethe locking pin c Liftthe seat rail into the upright position and replace locking pin PLEASE READ ALL WARNING LABELS PRIOR TO USE
5. the carriage bolt and then tighten the dome nut securely STEP 3 ATTACH SEAT RAIL TO MAIN FRAME STEP 4 Z Ss LSP AS Q Line the seat rail directly behind the main frame and attach the Wire connectors coming from the seat rail and main frame PEDAL ASSEMBLY a b Remove the an Allen screw and washer from one end of the pedal axle Push the end if the pedal axle through the tophole in the frame and the only hole in the rail with a spacer on one side A dd the spacer and the pedal to the other side Using an Allen Wrench on each end of the axle tighten the A Ilen Screw with the washer that was removed earlier Insert locking pin in the lower hole of the main frame while lifting the sliding rail up slightly near the pedal axle ZZ AR C STEP 5 INSERT DISPLAY CONSOLE a Insert supplied AA battery into the back of display b Connectthe cable inside the holein the front of the main frame with the connector on the back of the console Push the display console into the hole in the in the main frame until secure OPERATION RESISTANCE To increase the tension turn the adjustment knob to a higher number and to reduce the tension turn the knob to a lower number CONSOLE READOUTS The console will automatically turn on when the Rower is in use If there is no movement for over 4 minutes the console will automatically turn off PAGE Press the PAGE button to scr
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