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- Page 1 STUDIO CRANK OWNER’S MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS The SPINPower® Studio Crank What’s Inside SPINPower® Studio Crank Features Checking or Replacing the Batteries Pairing the SPINPower® Studio Crank Removing your Existing Crank and Pedal Installing the SPINPower® Studio Crank Care and Maintenence Frequently Asked Questions Certification and Limitations Warranty Information and Customer Support... -
Page 3: The Spinpower® Studio Crank
Spinner® bike. Be sure to log on to spinning.com for all of the latest updates and information about SPINPower® and the Spinning® program. -
Page 4: What's Inside
4. 8mm crank bolt (NOT for the pedal) Tools Needed to Install the SPINPower® Crank 1. Spinning® or Park CWP-7 crank removal tool (not included). 2. Corresponding wrenches to fit the crank removal tool. 3. 8mm Allen torque wrench for the crank and pedal bolt. -
Page 5: Spinpower® Studio Crank Features
Dual mode design allows for compatibility with both ANT+ and Bluetooth devices. Powder coated finish for durability. Specifications Compatible only with Spinning® branded bikes. More specifically, compatible with all commercial Spinner® bikes manufactured by Precor. Also compatible with some previous versions of Spinner®... -
Page 6: Checking Or Replacing The Batteries
SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK OWNER’S MANUAL INSTALLING THE BATTERIES 1. Use the 3mm allen wrench to remove the single allen bolt on the battery door (as shown). 2. Slide the cover forward (towards the pedal side) as shown to reveal the battery compartment. Note the orientation of the 3 AA batteries. -
Page 7: Pairing The Spinpower® Studio Crank
Spinner® bike. The instructions for this pairing can be found in the SPINPower® Studio Computer box and also online at Spinning.com. ANT+ ID Each crank has a unique 5-digit ANT+ identification code so that many cranks can be used in the same room at the same time. -
Page 8: Removing Your Existing Crank And Pedal
SPINPower® crank. To do so, you need an 8mm allen wrench as well as a heavy duty crank removal tool. (SPINTech® tool by Spinning®, Park CWP-7 tool or equivalent – available on Spinning.com). Keep the crank from rotating during installation. - Page 9 REMOVING YOUR EXISTING CRANK (continued) (Removing the pedal, continued) 3. Once the tool is ready, thread the body of the crank removal tool into the fine threads of the crank. It is VERY IMPORTANT that this tool is threaded into the crank in a straight manner.
- Page 10 SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK OWNER’S MANUAL REMOVING YOUR EXISTING CRANK (continued) Now it’s time to remove the crank. 1. Use the 8mm allen wrench to remove the center crank bolt by turning it counter-clockwise. 2. The process for removing the crank is exactly like removing the pedal (prevously outlined).
- Page 11 REMOVING YOUR EXISTING CRANK (continued) 3. Once started by hand, use a wrench and turn it clockwise to thread the tool completely into the crank. 4. Once the tool is fully threaded into the crank, use a wrench to turn the removal bolt clockwise into the crank. It might take a few turns that might require heavy force.
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Page 12: Installing The Spinpower® Studio Crank
SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK OWNER’S MANUAL INSTALLING THE SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK At this point in the process, the “stock” crank has been removed. Prepare the bottom bracket axle. Note that the exposed bottom bracket axle has a keyway with a “floating” pin installed on the axle. That pin may have come out with the crank and if so, place it back in the slot on the bottom bracket axle (as shown). -
Page 13: Care And Maintenence
INSTALLING THE SPINPOWER ® STUDIO CRANK (continued) 3. Once the crank has been tighened it is time to install the pedal. Locate the 8mm pedal bolt and hand thread it into the pocket on the back of the crank. Now use an 8mm torque wrench and tigthen the bolt to 35-40 ft-lbs (47-57 Nm). -
Page 14: Frequently Asked Questions
SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK OWNER’S MANUAL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS The power reading on the crank seems to jump around a bit. The crank is designed to be very accurate in measuring power output. Depending upon the device that is reading the power signal, the power number can appear to jump with variable changes of rider input. -
Page 15: Certification And Limitations
( 2 ) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Spinning® could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. IC: 9896A-PM102 FCC: ZZNPM102 M/N: PIC102... -
Page 16: Warranty Information And Customer Support
Hours: 9:00 AM–5:30 PM CET info@spinning.com Hours: 6:00 AM–5:00 PM PST ©2019 Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc. All rights reserved. Spin®, Spinner®, Spinning®, Spin Fitness®, SPINPower® and the Spinning logo ® are registered trademarks that are owned by Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc. - Page 17 WARRANTIED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE ORIGINAL WARRANTY PERIOD ONLY. THIS WARRANTY BECOMES EFFECTIVE UPON THE INVOICE DATE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE FROM AN AUTHORIZED SPINNING® DEALER ONLY. THE SPINPOWER® STUDIO CRANK IS FOR COMMERCIAL AND HOME USE. TO FILE A WARRANTY CLAIM, THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER MAY CONTACT MAD DOGG ATHLETICS, INC.
- Page 18 MAD DOGG ATHLETICS, INC. 2111 Narcissus Court Venice, CA 90291 Toll-free: 1.800.847.7746 Dialing outside U.S.: 1.310.823.7008 Fax: 1.310.823.7408 www.spinning.com MAD DOGG ATHLETICS EUROPE B.V. Scheldeweg 3, 3144 ES Maassluis The Netherlands Phone: +31 1059 04508 Fax: +31 (0) 1059 00054...
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