CM VERSA CLIMBER Operational Manual

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Page 1 OPERATIONAL MANUAL MADE IN USA...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page CALORIE BURN GRAPH ......................3 GENERAL INTRODUCTION ......................4 SELECTING EXERCISE TIME ....................4 CALORIE BURN RATE ......................4-5 STEPPER USER GUIDE ......................5 CLIMBING USER’S GUIDE ......................5 MODULE DISPLAY ......................5-6-7 SELECTING AN OPPONENT ....................6 SELECTING A LANDMARK ......................6 USING HYDRAULICS TO CONTROL SPEED ................7 VERSACLIMBER SPECIFICATIONS ..................8 UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS ....................8 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ....................9-12...
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Page 7 BEFORE EXERCISING ON THE VERSACLIMBER, READ THIS OPERATION MANUAL THOROUGHLY. INSTRUCT OTHERS HOW TO USE THE MACHINE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED IN THIS MANUAL. ADDITIONAL MANUALS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST FROM HEART RATE, INC. BEFORE BEGINNING THIS OR ANY OTHER EXERCISE PROGRAM, CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
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Page 10 VersaClimbing uses many more muscles than “Lower Right” SELECT button. jogging, pedaling , stepping or elliptical exercises Press this button to switch between OPPONENT’S and is therefore performed at a slower cyclic rate TOTAL OPPONENT’S and speed. Speed in “Feet Per Minute” is an .
Page 11: Calorie Burn Rate
0 to 10” The following items are packaged in the container. Arm Stroke Length 0 to 10” EQUIPMENT: (single unit 108 CM) Overall Climb Rate Ability Of Person Climbing Hydraulic Climb Rate Control Vertical frame/post with control console 6-107 m/min...
Page 12 (7) 3/8” Lock Nuts (1) 2 5/8” Hand Rail Spacer (3) Side hand rails bolts 3/8” x 3 3/4” long Attach the front curved tubular floor brace to the post. Using four hex head bolts, 3/8” x 5/8” (4) Base bolts (2) Base bolts long, screw down until firmly tight.
Page 13 After tubular brace is in place, go back and FULLY TIGHTEN the two 3 long base bolts. 3/4” Using two people lift and hold VersaClimber in upright position. Then go back and TIGHTEN FULLY the TOP lock nut on the tubular brace. Attach back tubular floor brace to post with two hex head bolts, 3/8”x 3 long.
Page 14 Attach foot pedals with “L” shape bracket Join left and right hand rails. pointing up, using (2) 3/8” x 1 long hex 1/ ” head bolts. Loosely attach two 3/8” lock nuts nearest to the Securely TIGHTEN foot pedals inside center of machine. Attach side handrails with (3) hex head bolts 4 1/4“...
Page 15: Assembly Instructions
(OPTIONAL) ARM EXTENDERS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR HIGH-TRI AND HIGH-FIVE On the standard CM a person up to 6’ 3” tall has a full arm extension while climbing. With opti Protect the oil reservoir and the black plastic onal arm extenders a 6’ 9” person gets a full computer housing by supporting the Versa stretch while climbing.
Page 16: Maintenance Instructions
When climbing, oil passes through the pressure MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS control valve. Closing the valve increases climb- The VersaClimber consists of a mainframe that is ing resistance and opening the valve decreases supported on a stable 3 point base. A sprocket is climbing resistance.
Page 17: Wall Mount Instructions
VERSACLIMBER WALL MOUNT OPTION INSTRUCTIONS Step 1. 85” Deter ine if you will be securing your VC to a con- crete wall or a drywall wall with wood studs. It is not reco ended to secure a VC to a drywall wall that has steel studs.
Page 18 THE CENTERLINE THE CENTERLINE 2”x 6” Board 85 inches from the ground is the centerline Step 11. Step 8. Mark the three holes on the centerline. Re ove your Mounting your VC to ce ent wall. Mark a line hori- VC and place to the side.
Page 19 THE CENTERLINE THE CENTERLINE 2”x 6” Board 85 inches from the ground is the centerline Step 11. Step 8. Mark the three holes on the centerline. Re ove your Mounting your VC to ce ent wall. Mark a line hori- VC and place to the side.
Page 20: Trouble Shooting
SYMPTOM: CHAIN LUBRICATION ALL ZEROS ARE REGISTERING Lubricate chains every 2,000 hours of operation ON MODULE with light grease. Before lubrication clean the If all zeros register on the display when the chain with paint thinner on a toothbrush and then machine is in motion, there could be a faulty use toothbrush to spread a light coat of grease encoder circuit board, broken or loose wire...
Page 21 SYMPTOM: Write down additional notes here: MACHINE IS “STICKY”, IRREGULAR OR HARD TO MOVE The foot pedals and handgrips are attached to metal bars that move up and down inside C shaped metal channels. The bars have plastic rollers and slides that guide the bars through the channels.
Page 22: Spare Parts List
Bulkhead Connector Assembly (PCB & cable), CM ........
Page 23: Limited Warranty
VERSACLIMBER THREE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Heart Rate Inc. (H.R.I.) warrants to the original purchaser that the CM is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and proper maintenance with a three year limited warranty subject to the terms and conditions hereafter set forth.
Page 24: Warranty
5. Length of Warranty, labor During the first year, all labor is covered by the warranty. All labor repairs for warranty and non-warr a n t y parts will be performed at the factory. The cost of shipping to and from the factory is the responsibility of the warranty.