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Electrical Treadmill Manual Book
JLL D100
Thank you for choosing to purchase our home electrical treadmill.
This manual includes instructions on how to operate the treadmill and issues which will require
your attention.
An unexpected incident will occur if the treadmill is used in an improper manner. So please read
this book thoroughly and carefully before operating this treadmill.
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- Page 1 Electrical Treadmill Manual Book JLL D100 Thank you for choosing to purchase our home electrical treadmill. This manual includes instructions on how to operate the treadmill and issues which will require your attention. An unexpected incident will occur if the treadmill is used in an improper manner. So please read this book thoroughly and carefully before operating this treadmill.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Maintenance Preventive maintenance activities Warning Other preventive maintenance • Treadmill cleaning • Treadmill balance • 5 steps to lubricate the JLL D100 treadmill • Treadmill lubrication • Adjust running belt • Adjust motor belt Customer Service Contacting service Return material Damaged parts •... -
Page 3: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions Please pay attention to the following instructions before operating this treadmill. Connect with User safety the Ground Instructions precautions treadmill must earthed and plugged into appropriate electrical outlet that is properly installed and earthed in accordance with all Prior to use: local codes and ordinances. -
Page 4: Facility Safety Precautions
• Read and understand the Manual Book completely before using the treadmill. • Ensure all users wear proper footwear on JLL equipment. • Set up and operate the treadmill on a level surface. DO NOT operate in recessed areas or on plush carpet. -
Page 5: Warning Stickers
Warning stickers Warning stickers indicate a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. Carefully read and understand the following caution and warning labels before using the unit. Caution stickers indicate a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. -
Page 6: Assembly
Assembly Preparing Site Before assembling, verify the choosing site meets clearances: 0.5 m at each side and 2.0 m at the following criteria: the back. • Area is well illuminate and well ventilated • Place the treadmill in a normal environment •... -
Page 7: Content Listing
Content listing Warning: Heavy equipment. • At least two people must lift, move or assemble it. • Use safe lifting methods. Warning: Falling hazard. When starting unit. 1. Before starting the machine, place your feet on the side frames located on each side See content listing and diagram below for carton of the running belt. -
Page 8: D100 Assembly
D100 Assembly Shock and electrocution hazard. • Connect unit to an earthed outlet. • Do not use voltage adapter or extension cable. he treadmill’s been assembled and tested at the factory, so you should not have any prob- lem putting all the parts together. Components are designed to fit together, and only basic tools are required for the assembly process. -
Page 9: Fold/Unfold The Treadmill
Fold/Unfold the treadmill Fold: On the right hand size of the running deck, by the frame, there is a security lock that you must unscrew to allow the running machine to fold up. Hold the end of the running belt, by the side frames/rails, and lift it until the machine gets an upright position and you hear a click from the security lock clasp. -
Page 10: Configuration
User controls the full speed of the treadmill and to check the belt for proper operation. JLL recommends that the treadmill is unplugged or the on/off power (I/O) is switched off (O) when not in use. 1. Without anyone on the machine, plug the treadmill. -
Page 11: Specifications D100
Specifications D100: Store Foldable and easy transport Packing 161cm (63.4”) x 75.5cm (29.7”) x 26cm (10.2”) Occupying area 165 cm (65”) x 70 cm (27.6”) x 130 cm (51.2”) Folded area 80 cm (31.5”) x 70 cm (27.6”) x 145 cm(57.1”) Running area 115 cm (45.3”) x 40 cm (15.8”) -
Page 12: Operation
Operation Read and understand all instructions and warnings before using the treadmill. Understand all the safety procedure located in the Safety chapter. Warning: Falling hazard. When starting unit • Stand on the side frames of the running belt. • Do not stand on the running belt. User Control Symbols Used Set up Press SET to establish the parameters... -
Page 13: Setup
Setup Console display Distance Time Calories / Heart Rate Speed Incline Set up parameter Quick easy speed On the right hand side of the screen, The treadmill should be completely stopped. there are 4 buttons of speed. Press START and then any of them to change 1. -
Page 14: Starting The Treadmill
Starting the Treadmill Stopping the Treadmill Press STOP once Maximum user weight workout session. The treadmill will is up to 120 kg, 18.8 St or 264 lb. smoothly stop and the accumulated data will be displayed. 1. Place each of your feet on the side frames located on Press STOP again to exit. -
Page 15: Heart Rate Control Program
Heart rate control program Treadmill in STANDBY mode and all data in the Put your hands on the heart sensor and hold the window are ZERO. handrail while exercising. The machine will adjust the speed to reach the pulse Press SET button 5 times. The heart rate will show on that you set up. - Page 16 Table with speed (km/h) running programmes 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 PO 1 PO 2 PO 3 PO 4 PO 5 PO 6 PO 7 PO 8 PO 9 PO 10 The first three programmes are user personalised program, see “Set up personal programmes” on the next page.
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Page 17: Set Up Personal Programmes
Set up personal programmes With the JLL treadmill D100 you can set your own 3 running programmes. Each program has 10 speed sections that change every 200 metres and you can set up every section. Follow the steps: Program 02 setting: Program 01 setting: 1. -
Page 18: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance must be performed on a regular basis. Performing maintenance actions can aid in providing safe, trouble-free operation of all JLL equipment. JLL is not responsible for performing regular inspection and maintenance actions for your machines. Instruct all personal in equipment inspection and maintenance actions and also in accident reporting/ recording. JLL representatives are available to answer any questions that you may have. Preventive Warning for maintenance, service and repair Maintenance activities • Must be performed by trained service personnel only. • Use only JLL replacement parts. • Unplug unit and let sit 10... -
Page 19: Treadmill Cleaning
Treadmill Cleaning 5 steps to lubricate the JLL D100 treadmill eep the running belt free of dust and debris 1. Unplug the treadmill. for smooth running and prevent injuries. They 2. Access to the deck by could damage the electric motor and other lifting the belt on the treadmill moving parts. up with your fingers or with After every workout use a neat, dry cloth for something flat and no sharp. -
Page 20: Treadmill Lubrication
Treadmill Lubrication If the level of friction between the deck and lubricate it every 6 months. the belt is high, it will damage the motor • 3-6 hours per week, and electronics. The running belt must be lubricate it every 3 months. lubricated by a special lubrication oil after a • More than 6 hours per week, period of usage. A well-lubricated treadmill lubricate it every month. will have a smooth running and last longer. Tool Required: Recommendation: • Special lubrication oil • Less than 3 hours per week of use, (provided in the box) Adjust Running Belt fter a period of time, the user will feel there is 3. Get back to the treadmill and check the belt a pause sensation whilst running. Running belt (read description above). If it is still loose, can loose and stretch a bit over time causing a re-adjust the belt screws by another quarter. slipping sensation if it is not adjusted and tightened Until you get a tighten belt. when is needed. 4. Run the machine on its own for 1-2 minutes to If the belt is too tight, this may cause harm to see if the belt stays in the middle. your motor and/or roller. A belt too loose or too tight 5. Do the final test. Leave the machine running for can cause wear and tear of both the belt and the... -
Page 21: Adjust Motor Belt
Adjust Motor Belt fter a period of time, the user will feel there is a pause sensation whilst running. That may be due to a loose drive belt, so adjust the motor belt would be necessary. First of all, you have to check if it is loose following the steps below: Check If The Motor Belt Is Loosen 1. Unplug the treadmill. 2. Remove the motor cover by unscrewing the bolts on each side. You will see the motor located on the left hand side of the treadmill. 3. The easy way of checking is by touching the drive belt to feel if it is slack. If you can wiggle the belt up and down, means that the drive belt is loose. 4. Another way of checking is setting the speed at 2-3 km/h. Walk on the machine and try to stop the running belt with your feet while holding the handrails and pulling your body on the opposite direction. If the motor pulley stops and the front drive roller keeps running means that the motor belt is loose and it needs to be tightened. Tight The Running Belt: 1. Power off. 2. Locate the four bolts holding the motor. 3. Loosen those four bolts, but do not remove them. 4. Locate the long tensioning bolt that goes from the front edge of the treadmill to the front edge of the motor pallet. NOTE: You should remove the plastic cover to have access to the long tension bolt. 5. Use an Allen key in a clockwise sensation to tighten the tensioning bolt just enough to remove the slipping. 6. Check the tension on the belt. -
Page 22: Customer Service
Inform us within 7 working days of the delivery and send a picture of the damage product to info@jllelectronics.co.uk. JLL Electronics will, at its option, repair the product, Return Material replace the item or issue a refund. You will not be charged for the cost of returning a defective product.