SportsArt 6150E
The SportsArt 6150E is a commercial-grade motorized treadmill designed for intensive workouts. With its sturdy construction and high-quality materials, it ensures years of reliable use. The treadmill offers various workout options and modes, allowing you to customize your fitness routine.
MODES OF OPERATION
- MANUAL MODE: Allows you to set the speed and incline manually, providing a basic workout experience.
- SET MODE: Lets you personalize your workout by inputting your user information (sex and weight) and choosing between miles or kilometers.
WORKOUT OPTIONS
SportsArt 6150E
The SportsArt 6150E is a commercial-grade motorized treadmill designed for intensive workouts. With its sturdy construction and high-quality materials, it ensures years of reliable use. The treadmill offers various workout options and modes, allowing you to customize your fitness routine.
MODES OF OPERATION
- MANUAL MODE: Allows you to set the speed and incline manually, providing a basic workout experience.
- SET MODE: Lets you personalize your workout by inputting your user information (sex and weight) and choosing between miles or kilometers.
WORKOUT OPTIONS
SPORTSARTCOMMERCIALGRADE6150E
MOTORIZEDTREADMILL
SAFETYGUIDELINES:
Pleasereadandfollowthesesafetyguidelines:
.Readthisowner'smanualandfollowtheinstructions
.Assembleandoperatethetreadmillonasolid,levelsurface.
.Neverallowchildrenonornearthetreadmill.
.Checkthetreadmillbeforeeveryuse.Makesureallpartsareassembled,andall
nutsandboltsaretightened.DONOTusethetreadmilliftheunitisdisassembled
inanyway.
.Keepyourhandsawayfrommovingparts.
.Wearproperworkoutclothing:DONOTwearlooseclothing.DONOTwearshoes
withleathersolesorhighheels.Tiealllonghairback.
.Don'trocktheunitfromsidetoside,andusecarewhenmountinganddismounting
theunit.
.DONOTuseanyaccessoriesthataren'tspecificallyrecommendedbythe
manufacturerthesemightcauseinjuriesorcausetheunittofail.
.WorkwithinyourrecommendedexerciselevelDONOTworktoexhaustion.
.Ifyoufeelanypainorabnormalsymptoms,STOPYOURWORKOUTandconsult
yourphysicianimmediately.
Warning―Toreducetheriskofburns,fire,electricshock,orinjurytopersons:
.Atreadmillshouldneverbeleftunattendedwhenpluggedin.Unplugfromoutlet
whennotinuse,andbeforeputtingonortakingoffparts.
.Closesupervisionisnecessarywhenthistreadmillisusedby,on,ornearchildren,
invalids,ordisabledpersons.
.Usethistreadmillonlyforitsintendeduseasdescribedinthismanual.
.Neveroperatethistreadmillifithasadamagedcordorplug,ifitisnotworking
properly,ifithasbeendroppedordamaged,ordroppedintowater.Returnthe
treadmilltoaservicecenterforexaminationandrepair.
.Donotcarrythistreadmillbysupplycordorusecordasahandle.
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.Keepthecordawayfromheatedsurfaces.
.Neveroperatethetreadmillwiththeairopeningsblocked.Keeptheairopenings
freeoflint,hair,andthelike.
.Neverdroporinsertanyobjectintoanyopening.
.Donotuseoutdoors.
.Donotoperatewhereaerosol(spray)productsarebeingusedorwhereoxygenis
beingadministered.
.Todisconnect,turnallcontrolstotheoffposition,thanremoveplugfromoutlet.
.Connectthistreadmilltoaproperlygroundedoutletonly.
CAUTION:
Beforebeginninganyexerciseprogram,youshouldconsultwithyourdoctor.Itis
recommendedthatyouundergoacompletephysicalexamination.
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
1.SAFETYGUIDELINES.......................................................................................
2.INTRODUCTION................................................................................................
3.ASSEMBLINGYOURTREADMILL....................................................................
InstallationRequirements....................................................................................
Listofparts..........................................................................................................
Stepbystepinstructions.....................................................................................
Floorleveladjustment.........................................................................................
4.MODESOFOPERATION...................................................................................
Manual................................................................................................................
Set.......................................................................................................................
5.WORKOUTOPTIONS.........................................................................................
INTERVALMode.................................................................................................
PROGRAMMode...............................................................................................
RACEMode........................................................................................................
6.RUNNINGONTHETREADMILL........................................................................
7.MAINTAININGYOURTREADMILL.....................................................................
Cleaningthetreadmill..........................................................................................
Adjustingtherunningbelt....................................................................................
8.TROUBLESHOOTING.........................................................................................
ERRmessage.......................................................................................................
Fusefailureforelectronicspackageandmotor....................................................
Fusefailureforinclinesystem..............................................................................
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulationsonpurchasingoneofthefinestpiecesofcommercialexercise
equipmentonthemarkettoday,the6150E.Constructedofhighqualitymaterialsand
designedforyearsoftroublefreeusage.Wehopethe6150Ewillbeanintegralpart
ofyourfitnessregimen.
Beforeusingyour6150ETreadmill,werecommendthatyoufamiliarizeyourselfwith
thisOwner'sManual.Whetheryouareafirsttimeuserofexerciseequipmentora
seasoned"pro",understandingthecorrectuseoftheequipmentwillenhanceyour
abilitytoachieveyourexercisegoalssafelyandsuccessfully.
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ASSEMBLINGYOURTREADMILL
InstallationRequirements
Caution:
IMPORTANT:
ListofParts
Readthisowner'smanualandfollowtheinstructioncontainedherein.
Twopersonsarerecommendedtoassemblethetreadmill.Toavoidback
strain,andtoensuresafetytotheunitandyourself,wesuggestyouavoid
liftingtherunningbedassemblyfrombox.Instead,laythetreadmilldown,
dropthesidesoftheboxandslidethetreadmillfromthecontainerrather
thanliftingit.
Thepackingforthistreadmillwasdesignedtoprotectitduring
shipment,pleasestoretheoriginalpackaginginasafeplaceincase
youneedtoshiptheunitinthefuture.
Beforeassemblingyourtreadmill,makesurethatyouhaveallfollowingitems:
1.Eight5/16"x3/4"bolts-liftpost
2.Eight5/16"washers-liftpost
3.Eight5/16"nylonwashers-liftpost
4.Onewaterbottleholder
5.Two1/4"x1/2"screws-waterbottleholder
6.Onescrewdriver
7.OnehexAllenwrench
8.OnehexAllenwrenchwithhandle
9.Onecombinationwrench
10.Threefuses
a.15A(100V/120Vuse)or10A(200V/240Vuse)-Electronicsandmotor
b.4A-Inclinesystem
c.3A(100V/120Vuse)or2A(200V/240Vuse)-Driverboard
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StepByStepInstructions
Whenyouremovethetreadmillfromitsbox,firstchecktomakesurealloftheparts
arepresent.Then,readthroughtheassemblyinstructionsbeforeyoubegin.
1.Laythetreadmillonitsside.Makesuretherunningbeltisinpositioninthetracks
oftheBeltAlignmentGuidesontheundersideofthemachine.(seeFig.1).
2.Insertthetwofrontpostsintotheirrespectivesocketsandsecurewithfourbolts
andwashersprovidedoneachside.(seeFig.2).
FIG.1
FIG.2
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3.Assemblethewaterbottle/personalstereoholdertotherightfrontpostusingthe
screwsprovided.(seeFig.3).
Beforeusingthetreadmill,theleftedgeoftherunningbeltmustbe
completelyinthegreenportionoftheBELTALIGNMENTGAUGE,
locatedontheleftsideofthemotorshroud.Pleaserefertothe
"Maintainingyourtreadmill"section"Adjustingtherunningbelt"for
furtherinformation.(seeFig.4).
IMPORTANT:
FIG.3
FIG.4
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MODESOFOPERATION
CAUTION:
MANUAL:
SET:
SelectingMilesorKilometers:
SelectingMaleorFemale:
SelectingWeight:
DONOTSTANDONTHEBELTWHENSTARTING.Straddlethebelt
withyourfeetontherightandleftstagingplatforms.
Assoonasyouturnonthemachine,itwillgostraightintothe"MANUAL"mode.The
speedLEDwillflash,presstheSPEEDkeytostartthetreadmill,andtheINCLINE
keystoraiseorlowerthetreadmill.Ifyoudon'tpushanykeyswithin3seconds,the
displaywillread"SELECTCOURSEORPRESSSPEEDTOSTART".
IntheMANUALMode,youcansettheTIMEorDISTANCE(butnotboth).Press
eitherTIMEorDISTANCEkeytosetyourdesiredworkouttimeordistance.
TheLEDcolorsforMANUALModeisasfollows:
GreenLED:Tree(awaytogaugeyourspeed)
RedLED:ThecurrentElevationPercentage
YellowLED:TheElevationPercentagesyouhavefinished
The6150Etreadmillallowsyoutocustomizeyourworkout.Thisinvolvesinputting
yourindividualinformation(sexandweight).Thetreadmillcanalsoregisterineither
mile(MPH)orkilometers(KPH).
TosettheUSERvalues,youmustpresstheMANUAL/SETkeyuntilSETappearsin
thedisplay.ThenpressENTER.
YouwillbepromptedtochooseMPHorKPH.
Useanykeytoselecteitherchoice,thenpressENTERtorecordthatchoice.
Next,youwillbepromptedtochoosebetween"MALE/FEMALE".Useany
keytoselectyourchoice,thenpresstheENTERkeytorecordthatchoice.
Lastly,youwillbepromptedto"ENTERWEIGHT".After4seconds,adefaultweight
(either130LBor60KG)willappear.Useanykeytochangetheweight.
Pressingthekeyoncechangestheweight1LBor1KG.Holdingthekeydownwill
changetheweight10LBor5KGevery0.5seconds.Theweightrangeavailableis
50-440LBand22-220KG.PressENTERtorecordyourweight,thiswillreturnyou
totheMANUALMode.
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WORKOUTOPTIONS
The6150treadmilloffersavarietyofworkoutoptions.
TheIntervalWorkoutModeallowsyoutovarybetweenworkandrestperiods.You
specifythespeedandinclineanddurationforbothworkandrest,thenthetreadmill
willcyclebetweentheseuntilyourdesiredTotalTimehasbeenreached.
ChoosetheINTV1,thenpressENTER,andtheLEDwilldisplayINTV1.Ifthisisthe
intervalprogramyouwant,pressENTER.Themessage:"INPUTRESTSPEED&
INCLINE&TIME,THENPRESSENTER"willscrollthrough.PressENTER,Then:
a.RESTwillappearinthecenterdisplay.
b.Youcanusethespeedkeystosetthespeed.
c.Youcanusetheinclinekeystosettheincline.
d.Youcanusethetimekeystosetthetime(inseconds).
e.OnceyouhavesetyourdesiredRESTloads,pressENTERtorecordthem.
AftertheRESTloadshavebeenset,thedisplaywillreadINPUTWORKSPEED&
INCLINE&TIME,THENPRESSENTER.PleaserefertoRESTloadsetting
InstructionstoaltertheWORKloadsettings.WORKwillappearinthecenterdisplay.
OnceyouhavesetyourdesiredWORKloads,pressENTERtorecordthem.
Atanytimeduringyourworkout,youmaychangetheRESTorWORKSPEEDby
usingtheorkeyundertheSPEEDdisplaywindow.YoumaychangetheREST
orWORKINCLINEbyusingtheorkeysundertheINCLINEdisplaywindow.
WhentheRESTworkoutisover,thedisplaywillshow"GOINGTOWORKLOAD",
andthenthemachinewilladjusttothesettingsyouchosefortheworkload(speed
andincline).WhentheWORKTIMEisover,thedisplaywillshow"GOINGTOREST
LOAD",andreturntothesettingsyouchosefortherestload.
Keepinmindthatthelimitsareasfollows:
SPEEDisfrom0.1mph-12mph(0.2kph-20kph)
INCLINEisfrom0-15%
Rest/WorkTIMEisfrom60-990seconds.
Interval2allowsyoutodesignyourownpersonalizedworkoutprogram.Thereare
EightprogrammablesegmentsinInterval2.PresstheINTERVALkeyuntilyousee
INTV2inthewindow,thenpressENTER.
YouwillbepromptedtoINPUTSEGMENT1SPEED&INCLINE&TIME,THEN
PRESSENTER,andSEG1willappearintheLEDwindow.
a)Youcanusethespeedorkeystochangethespeed.
b)Youcanusetheinclineorkeystochangetheincline.
c)Youcanusetheorkeystochangethetime(insecond).
INTERVAL1:
INTERVAL2:
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AfteryouhavesetSPEED&INCLINE&TIME,pressENTER.SEG2willnow
appearinthewindow.ForSegments2-8,pleaserefertotheinstructionsabove.
Onceallsegmentsareset,pressENTERonelasttime,andyourownpersonalized
program,underINTV2,willberecorded.Ifyouonlywanttosetfoursegments,leave
segments5withvaluesofzero,andthetreadmillwilluseonlyyourdesiredfour
segments.
WhileyouareusingINTERVAL2,youmaychangethespeedandinclineatanytime
duringyourworkout.
The6150featuresatotaloftwelve(12)professionallydesignedworkoutprograms.
Theprogramscontroltheelevation,whileyoucontrolthespeedofyourworkout.
Duringtheactualprograms,youcannotchangetheelevationpercentage,butyou
canchangethespeedofthetreadmill.
PressthePROGRAMkeytoscrollthroughthe12programs.Whenyouhavechosen
theProgramyouwant,presstheENTERkey.YouwillbepromptedtoINPUTTIME
ORDIST,andbothtimeanddistancedisplayswillflash.UsetheTIMEorDIST
keystoselectyourdesiredDISTorTIME(butnotboth),thenpressENTER.
TheprogramprofilewillbedisplayedinthelargecentralLEDwindow,andwillbegin
whenyoustarttheunitusingthespeedarrowkeys.Whiletheprogramprofileis
displayed,thespeeddisplaywillflash,remindingyoutobegintheprogramby
pressingtheSPEEDkeys.
IfyoudonotpresstheSPEEDkeystobegintheprogram,thedisplaywillread
PRESSSPEEDorTOSTART.Duringtheseprograms,youcontrolthespeed,
andtheunitwillautomaticallyswitchbetweentheelevationpercentages,givingyou
thefeelingofrunningonhillsandlevelground.
ThecourseprofileforeachPROGRAMisasfollows:
PREPROGRAMMEDCOURSES:
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RACE:
TheRACEModeisanopportunitytotestyourfitnesslevelbycompetingagainstthe
treadmillcomputer.UsingtheRACEModeisanexcitingwaytogaugeyourfitness
level,andchartyourprogress.EachoftheLEVELShasadifferentdistance,andthe
computerspeedvariesfromleveltolevel.
IntheRACEMode,choosebetweenLEVEL1-LEVEL8bypressingtheRACE
buttonrepeatedly,thenpressENTERtochooseyourdesiredlevel.LEVEL1isthe
easiest,whileLEVEL8isthemostdifficult.
Forexample,whenyoufirstbeginexercising,itmaybedifficulttobeatthecomputer
atLEVEL1,butafteramonthorsoofregularworkouts,youmayfinallybeableto
beatLEVEL1.So,yougoontoLEVEL2foranincreasedchallenge.Eachlevelhas
adifferentprofile,andadifferentdistance.
InRACEMode,youarecompetingagainstthecomputer.ThegreenLEDrepresents
thecomputer,whiletheyellowLEDrepresentsyou.TheredLEDlightsarethe
RACEcourseprofile.IfthegreenLEDisaheadoftheyellowLED,thatmeansyou
arebehindandshouldspeedup.YourgoalistoovertakethegreenLEDandtobe
aheadwhentheRACEisover.
HerearetheRACELEVELprofiles:
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Forthelast0.2Km/0.1Miles,themachinewillBEEPtotellyouthefinishlineis
approaching.Timetostartyourkick!
AttheendoftheRACE,ifyouarebehind,thedisplaywillreadYOULOSTTHIS
TIME!TRYAGAIN!Ifyouareahead,youhavewontherace,andthedisplaywill
readCONGRATULATIONS!YOUWON!TRYANOTHERLEVEL.
AftertheRACE,thereisaCOOLDOWNperiodthatcorrespondstothelengthand
speedofyourRACE.
Every30secondsduringtheRACE,thedisplaywillshowtheCOMPUTERSPEED
for4seconds,thenreturntotheRACEdisplay.
DuringtheRACE,eachdisplaylightsegmentrepresents0.1Km/0.06Mile.
Now,youhavebecomefamiliarwithyourtreadmill'soperationandarereadyto
exercise:
1.Plugthetreadmillintoastandardoutlet.Turnonthepowerswitchlocatedonthe
frontofthemachine.
2.Straddlethebeltwithyourfeetontherightandleftstagingplatforms.
3.Selectyourcourseandfollowthescrolledmessages.YoumayalsoPRESSthe
SPEEDkeystobegin.
4.Pressspeedkeyuntilyoureach1.5-2.0mph/2.5-3.5kphoracomfortable
walkingspeed,keepbothhandsonthehandrails,andwalkforafewminutesto
getcomfortablewithyourtreadmill.
5.Afteryouarewalkinginaneasy,relaxed,andsteadyfashion,nowreleaseyour
griponthehandrails,andletyourarmsswingfreelyandnaturally.
6.Whenyoufeelcomfortablewalking,youmaywishtojog.Holdthehandrailwith
onehand,usetheotherhandtoincreasethespeedforjogging.
7.Remembertoholdthehandrailwhenusingthecontrolpanelontheelectronics
package,ortocatchyourbalancewhenslowingdownorstopping,andfor
dismounting.
8.Whenyouhavefinishedyourworkout,justpresstheSTOPkeylocatedonboth
sidesofthehandrail.Remembertocooldownbeforeyouend.
RUNNINGONTHETREADMILL
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MAINTAININGYOURTREADMILL
Yourtreadmillreliesonlowfrictionforpeakperformance.Thetreadmill'slowfriction
operationisdependentonkeepingtheunitascleanaspossible.See"Cleaningthe
Treadmill"forfurtherinformation.
Properbeltalignmentisalsoimportantforproperoperationofthetreadmill.
See"AdjustingtheRunningBelt"forfurtherinformation.
TurnofftheunitanddisconnecttheACcordbeforecleaning.
Regularcleaningisrecommendedtokeepyourtreadmillrunningatpeak
performance.
Beforeyourworkout,useadryclothtocleanthelandingplatform,exposedslider
bed,andunderthebeltasfarasyoucaneasilyreach.Thisremovesanydirtordust
whichmightenterthesliderareaandcompromisetheunit'srunningefficiency.
Tocleantheplasticparts,useamilddetergentandmakesuretheunitiscompletely
drybeforeoperating.Ontherunningsurface,useasoftnylonscrubbrush.Donot
usewatertocleanthebeltorrunningsurface,ortocleantheelectronicspackage.
Shouldwater,forsomereason,getontheelectronicspackage,immediatelyblowdry.
Itisrecommendedthatyoukeepallliquidsawayfromtheunitduringoperation.
Spillageofliquidsontoorintothemachinewillvoidthewarranty.
Your6150Ecomeswithabeltalignmentgaugelocatedontheleftsideofthemotor
cover.Theedgeoftherunningbeltshouldbeinthemiddleofthegreenportionof
thegauge.Ifthebeltedgeisinthegreenarea,thebeltdoesnotneedadjusting.If
theleftedgeisintheredportion,thebeltneedsadjustingimmediately(seeFig.6).
CleaningTheTreadmill
CAUTION:
AdjustingtheRunningBelt
FIG.6
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Thebeltisproperlyalignedatthefactory.However,duringshippingandhandlingor
byuseonanunevensurface,thebeltmaymoveoffcenter.Therefore,itisimportant
thatyoucheckthebelt'salignmentbeforeusingthetreadmill.
Thecorrectalignmentoftherunningbeltiscriticalforthesmoothoperationofthe
treadmill.
DONOTALLOWANYONETOWALKONRUNNINGBELTDURING
THISPROCEDURE.
Failuretorealignthebeltcouldresultintearingorfrayingofthebelt,whichisnot
coveredinthewarranty.Pleasefollowtheadjustmentprocedurelistedbelow:
1.Turnonthepowerswitchlocatedonthefrontofmachine.
2.PresstheSPEEDkeytoincreasethespeeduntilthespeedregisters2.0mph/
3.2kphonthedigitaldisplay.
3.Whiletheunitisrunningat2mph/3.2kph,determinewherethebeltisinrelation
tothebeltalignmentgauge.
4.Shouldyourbeltbeinthewrongcolorrange,followthestepsbelowtoreturnthe
belttothe"safetyzone".
5.Ifthebeltisintheleftredzone:Stopthemachine,turntheleftbeltadjustment
boltlocatedattherearofthetreadmillclockwise1/4turnatatime,usingthehex
Allenwrench.Thenturntherightbeltadjustmentboltcounterclockwise1/4turn.
Letthetreadmillrun30seconds,thencheckthepositionofthebeltinthecolor
gauge.Ifthebeltstillhasnotreturnedtothegreensafetyzone,repeatwith
another1/4turnuntilthebelthasreturnedtothemiddleofthegreenarea.Donot
turnadjustingboltmorethan1/4turnatatime.
Ifthebeltisontheedgeofthegreencolor,pleaseadjustitsoitisinthemiddleof
thegreencolor.Youmayturntheadjustmentboltlessthan1/4turnatatime.
6.Conversely,ifthebeltisintherightredzone,turntherightbeltadjustmentbolt
clockwise1/4turn,thenturntheleftadjustmentboltcounterclockwise1/4turn.
Thenletthetreadmillrunatleast30seconds,checkthepositionofthebeltinthe
colorgauge.Ifitstillhasnotreturnedtothegreensafetyzone,repeatwith
another1/4turnuntilthebelthasreturntothemiddleofthegreenarea.Donot
turnadjustingboltmorethan1/4turnatatime.
7.Whenthebeltisbackinthegreen"safetyzone",youcancontinueyourregular
useofthetreadmill.Slowlyincreasethespeedoftheunitto5.5MPH(9KPH),
andletitrunforatleast45seconds.
CAUTION:
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Periodicallymonitorthepositionofthebelttoensurepeakperformance:
Whenyouareusingthetreadmill,ifyoufeelapauseinthebeltwitheachfootplant
thebeltistooloose.Stopthemachine,checkthebelttension,lettherunningbeltoff
thedeckinthemiddle(see7&7-1).Thereshouldbeabout15m/m(5/8")or3-5kgs
of"give"inthebelt.Ifthereistoomuch(seeFig.7-2),thenadjustbothrearroller
boltsclockwise1/2turnatatime(seeFig.7-3).
Toavoidinjury,specialcaremustbetakenwhenadjustingtherunning
belt.Turnoffthetreadmillwhileadjustingorworkingneartherearrollers.
Removeanylooseclothingorshoelacesandtiebackyourhair.Bevery
carefultokeepyourfingersoranyotherobjectsclearofthebeltand
rollers.Thetreadmillisdesignedtocarryspecificweightsatspecific
speeds.Thetreadmillwillnotstopimmediatelyifanyobjectbecomes
caughtinthebeltorrollers.
Overtighteningofthebeltcausesdamageandprematurefailureofthe
precisionbearingsinthefrontandrearrollers.
CAUTION:
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TROUBLESHOOTING
ERRMessage
ERR1-Theopticalswitchmountedonthemotorisnotreceivingthesignalreflected
fromthetachometerwheel.Pleasecontactyourdealer.
ERR7-TheelectronicspackageisreceivingthesignalreflectedfromtheVR
incorrectly,whichmeanstheterminalwiresaredisconnected,ortheVRis
damaged.Pleasecontactyourdealerformoreinformation.
ERR8-TheelectronicspackageCPUcommunicationisdisabled:pleasecontact
yourdealerformoreinformation.
ERR9-Whenthetreadmillhasbeenrun30,000Miles(48,000Km),thedisplaywill
showERR9.Werecommendthereplacementofcertaincriticalpartsat
30,000miles(48,000Km)toensurepeakperformance,pleasecontactyour
dealerformoreinformation.
TotemporarilydisabletheERR9message,youmaypresstheDISTANCE
key.
ERR10-Thetreadmillsuddenlyspeedsupandshoutsoffwhileyouareusingit.
Pleasecontactyourdealerformoreinformation.
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FuseFailureForElectronicsPackageAndMotor
CAUTION:
Ifnothingisdisplayedontheelectronicspackage,pleasecheckthePOWERswitch
locatedonthefrontofthetreadmill.Ifitisunlit,thenthefuseisdamagedandmust
bereplaced.
MAKESURETHETREADMILLPLUGISREMOVEDFROMOUTLET
BEFOREREPLACINGTHEFUSE.
Therearetwofuseholdersarelocatedatthefrontofthetreadmillframe,theright4
ampfuseholderisfortheINCLINESYSTEM,andtheleftfuseholder15amp/100-
120volts(or10amp/220-240volts)isfortheElectronicsPackageandMotor(see
Fug.8),pleasemakesuretocheckyourstandardvoltagepriortofusereplacement.
Toremovethefusefortheelectronicspackageandmotor,pushonthefuseholder
andthenturntheholdercounterclockwiseandthefuseholderwithfusewillprotrude.
Removethedamagedfuseandinsertanewfuse,pushingthefuseandholderin,
thenturningclockwisetosecurethefuseholder(seeFig.8-18-3).
Iftheunit'selectronicspackageormotorrefusestorespondafterchangingthefuse,
pleasecontactyourdealerformoreinformation.
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FuseFailureForInclineSystem
FuseFailureForDriveBoard
Shouldtheinclinesystemrefusetorespond,butthereispowertotheelectronics
packageanditremainsoperable,pleasereplacetheinclinesystemfuse.
The4ampfuseisfortheInclinesystem.Toremovetheinclinesystemfuse,pushon
thefuseholderandthenturntheholdercounterclockwiseandthefuseholderwith
fusewillprotrude.Removethedamagedfuseandinsertanewfuse,pushingthe
fuseandholderin,thenturningclockwisetosecurethefuseholder(seeFig.8-18-
3).
Iftheinclinesystemrefusestorespondafterchangingthefuse,pleasecontactyour
dealerformoreinformation.
NOTE:Ifyouarenotatechnicianordonothaveexpertknowledgeofthismachine.
Pleasedonotattempttoreplaceit.
Ifthereisnothingdisplaysontheelectronicspackage,andthePOWERSWITCH
locatedonthefrontofthetreadmilliflit,thenthefuseisdamagedonthedriveboard
andmustbereplaced.
Thefuseholder3A(100V/120V)or2A(200V/240V)forthedriveboardislocatedon
theframeatthefrontofthetreadmill(seeFig.9).
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SportsArt 6150E
The SportsArt 6150E is a commercial-grade motorized treadmill designed for intensive workouts. With its sturdy construction and high-quality materials, it ensures years of reliable use. The treadmill offers various workout options and modes, allowing you to customize your fitness routine.
MODES OF OPERATION
- MANUAL MODE: Allows you to set the speed and incline manually, providing a basic workout experience.
- SET MODE: Lets you personalize your workout by inputting your user information (sex and weight) and choosing between miles or kilometers.
WORKOUT OPTIONS
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