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Handling the equipment
• Observe the movement of the edge of the
belt when it is in use. If it tends to run towards
the side, readjust it accordingly (Fig.4).
Running Tip:
Running straight on the treadmill is made easier
by focussing on a fixed object in front of you in
the room. Run as if you wanted to approach the
object.
Importantly:
Please keep the safety key in a safe place and
ensure that it is kept out of reach of children!
Care and Maintenance
• Use for your regular cleaning, maintenance
and care our appliance maintenance set (item
no. 07921-000) specifically licensed for KETTLER
Sports apparatus and available from the Sport
specialized trade.
• The electrical elements and components do
not require special maintenance. No alterations
or repairs (except mantainance checks) should
be made to these parts unless by a qualified
electrician.
• When ordering spare parts, always state the
full item number, spare-part number, the
quantity required and the serial number of the
product.
Example order: “Item no. 07879-000/
spare-part no. 67000760/ 1 pieces/s/n ..........”
Important: spare part prices do not include
fastening material; if fastening material (bolts,
nuts, washers etc.) is required, this should be
clearly stated on the order by adding the words
“with fastening material“.
Waste Disposal
KETTLER products are recyclable. At the end of
its useful life please dispose of this article cor-
rectly and safely (local refuse sites).
Instructuins for Assembly
• Ensure that you have received all the parts
required (see check list) and that they are
undamaged. Should you have any cause for
complaint, please contact your KETTLER dealer.
• Before assembling the equipment, study the
drawings carefully and carry out the operations
in the order shown by the diagrams. The correct
sequence is given in capital letters.
• The equipment must be assembled with due
care by an adult person. If in doubt call upon
the help of a second person, if possible tech-
nically talented.
• Please note that there is always a danger of
injury when working with tools or doing manual
work. Therefore please be careful when assem -
bling this machine.
• Ensure that your working area is free of possible
sources of danger, for example don’t leave
any tools lying around. Always dispose packa-
ging material in such a way that it may not
cause any danger. There is always a risk of
suffocation if children play with plastic bags!
• The fastening material required for each assem-
bly step is shown in the diagram inset. Use the
fastening material exactly as instructed. The
required tools are supplied with the equipment.
• Bolt all the parts together loosely at first, and
check that they have been assembled correctly.
Then use spanner to finally tighten screws / nuts.
• Please keep original packaging of this article,
so that it may be used for transport at a later
date, if necessary. Goods may only be returned
after prior arrangement and in (internal) pac-
kaging, which is safe for transportation, in the
original box if possible. It is important to pro-
vide a detailed defect description/ damage.
• For technical reasons, we reserve the right
to carry out preliminary assembly work (e.g.
addition of tubing plugs).
Belt adjustment
Adjust the belt while running it at a speed of
about 6 km / h (if necessary, less). No person must
be on the belt while adjusting it!
If the belt moves to the right, carefully turn the
right adjusting screw (Fig. 4) clockwise by max.
a quarter of a rotation with the enclosed
allen wrench. Operate the belt and check the
course of the belt. Repeat this process until the
belt runs straight away.
If the belt moves to the left, carefully turn the
right adjusting screw (Fig. 4) counter-clockwise
by max. a quarter of a rotation with the
enclosed allen wrench. Operate the belt and
check the course of the belt. Repeat this process
until the belt runs straight away.
Belt straightening
Turn the adjusting screw (Fig. 4) to the right by
max. one turn. Repeat this process on the other
side. Check as to whether the continuous belt
slips. If this is the case, repeat the described pro -
cess once again. Be very careful when adjusting
and straightening the belt. An extreme over- or
under-tension may damage the running belt!
Contact
Great Britain:
KETTLER (GB) Ltd.
Merse Road · North Moons Moat
Redditch, Worcestershire B98 9HL
Great Britain
http://www.kettler.co.uk
USA:
KETTLER International Inc.
1355 London Bridge Road · VA 23453
Virginia Beach · USA
http://www.kettlerusa.com
