Crivit ER-1512 - Handbuch (Seite 4)

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Congratulations on purchasing this high-quality product. Be sure to
familiarise yourself with the assembly instructions prior to use. Please take
the time to carefully read through the following assembly instructions and
safety notes. Only use the product as described and for the intended use.
Please retain these instructions for future reference and ensure that they
are passed on to any third party.
Intended use
The ergometer complies with European standards EN 957 Part 1 and
Part 5, as well as the European directives.
The ergometer is a stationery training equipment and primarily for
exercising the cardiovascular system (cardio training). The ergometer
corresponds to Class SA as per EN 957.
This product is designed for home use and may not be used for commer-
cial purposes or at public facilities.
Be sure to follow the instructions in this manual. Failure to do so can be
dangerous.
Safety guidelines
Explanation symbols within the safety instructions
Danger!
High risk. Failure to observe this warning may result in
injury to life and limb.
Attention!
Medium risk. Failure to observe this warning may result
in property damage.
Important!
Low risk. Items which should be noted in handling
the equipment.
Use your equipment in accordance with training principles and
under strict observation of this manual. Serious harm to the health may
otherwise occur. Excessive strain and overtraining may result in severe
injuries. Remember to warm up before exercising and train according to
your current abilities. If you feel weak or fatigued, immediately stop using
the ergometer. Before beginning training regiments, be sure to have your
personal fitness level assessed by a physical trainer or physician. This can
determine possible heart damage, circulatory diseases or orthopaedic
damage and allow for a customised exercise plan.
People with a pacemaker may not use this equipment, because
the electromagnetic braking system could affect the pacemaker.
Please consult your doctor if you have any other implants, before using
the equipment. Tell your doctor that the equipment works with an electro-
magnetic eddy current brake. The equipment is not suitable for therapeu-
tic purposes!
AttEntIon! In some cases the pulse rate may be inaccurate.
The computer, particularly pulse monitoring, is not a substitute for a medi-
cal measurement. Overexertion can cause serious damage to your health
or even death. Stop exercising immediately if you feel tired or weak.
Risk of suffocation due to packaging film and
small components!
Children can become tangled in the packing film and suffocate. Children
could remove, swallow and suffocate from small parts, e.g. control knobs,
nuts, protective caps, etc..
Risk of injury due to heavy lifting!
The ergometer and individual components, e.g. the main unit, are heavy.
Do not lift these parts by yourself. Ask for help. Keep in mind the centre
of gravity of the equipment is not in the middle. The equipment is lighter
at the “handlebar” end.
Risk of electric shock from (defective) power cable or
other damage to the equipment!
A defective power cable, visible equipment damage or touching the
power cable with wet hands may result in an electric shock. Do not use
the equipment if you detect damage. Never unplug by pulling on the
cable. Only plug into a suitable socket which meets the legal require-
ments.
Special attention – risk of injury to children!
Do not allow children use the ergometer without supervision.
Instruct them on the proper use of the equipment and always supervise
use. Only allow children to use the equipment if their physical and cogni-
tive development allows.
The water bottle is not suited for use as a toy. Keep away from
children under the age of 36 months. The removable cap/mouthpiece
poses a risk of children suffocating on small parts.
Crushing Hazard!
The short spacing between pieces poses a crushing risk. Do not touch
moving parts. Keep others, especially children, away from the equipment,
particularly moving parts, whilst training.
tripping hazard!
Place the power cable so as to avoid tripping hazards.
Risk of injuries due to loose parts, screws or nuts!
Be sure all screw connections are tight when assembling the
equipment and regularly check their tightness.
Risks due to wear!
The safety of the ergometer can only be guaranteed if it is regularly
checked for damage and wear, e.g. connecting elements.
Especially check the clamping connection on the handle bar, the pedal
screw connection on the crank and the seat bracket during regular
inspection. Immediately replace defective parts with genuine spare parts
and discontinue use of the equipment until repaired.
Risk of overturning on improper floors!
The ergometer must be placed on a firm, level and even floor.
Correct uneven floors by rotating the balance caps on the rear foot so
the equipment is stable.
Danger due to excessive body weight!
This ergometer is designed for a maximum user weight of 150kg.
Do not use the equipment if you exceed this weight limit. Do not
train whilst using other weights (e.g. lead-weighted jackets).
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