CONTENTS The SPINPower® Performance Crank What’s Inside SPINPower® Performance Crank Feature Checking or Replacing the Batteries Pairing the SPINPower® Performance Crank Removing your Existing Crank and Pedal Installing your SPINPower® Performance Crank 13 Care and Maintenence Frequently Asked Questions Warranty Information and Customer Support...
3. Crank bolt cover (plastic) 4. SPINPower® decal Tools Needed for Installation 1. Spinning® or Park CWP-7 crank removal tool. 2. Corresponding wrench to fit the crank removal tool. 3. 14 mm socket wrench for the crank bolt. 4. 15mm open end (pedal) wrench for removal of the pedal 5.
Powder coated finish for durability. Specifications Compatible only with consumer Spinning® bikes. More specifically, compatible with all Active and Performance line bikes manufactured after 3/2018. which include the Active bikes – A1, A3, A5 and the “25th Year Anniversary”...
2. Twist the battery cover door counter clockwise to reveal the battery compartment. Note the orientation of the CR2032 coin cell battery. Place the cover back on and twist clockwise until the cover is fully closed (as indicated by the lock icon). www.spinning.com 800.847.SPIN (7746)
PAIRING THE CRANK Your crank is designed to pair with a wide variety of devices that receive signals in either ANT+ or Blue- tooth formats. The crank is equipped with a motion sensor that will turn it on while the crank is rotating making an on/off switch unnecessary.
SPINPower® crank. To do so, you need a 14mm socket 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.
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REMOVING YOUR EXISTING CRANK (continued) 2. While facing the crank (on the left side of the bike), turn the wrench so that it is rotating over the top towards the back of the bike (clockwise). This is a special left-hand thread and is loosened by turning “over the top”...
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7. Once the tool is setup, 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. DO NOT CROSS-THREAD this tool. www.spinning.com 800.847.SPIN (7746)
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REMOVING YOUR EXISTING CRANK (continued) 8. Once started by hand, use a wrench on the crank removal tool and turn it clockwise to thread the tool com- pletely into the crank until it is snug. Do not over tighten. 9. Once the tool is fully threaded into the crank, use a wrench to turn the removal bolt clockwise into the crank.
Now push the crank onto the axle as shown. 2. Once the crank is on, hand-thread the crank bolt clockwise onto the axle. Now use a 14mm torque wrench to tighten the bolt to 35-40 ft-lbs (47-57 Nm). Do not overtighten the bolt. www.spinning.com 800.847.SPIN (7746)
INSTALLING THE SPINPOWER ® CRANK (continued) 3. Once the crank has been tighened it is time to install the pedal. Face the non-drive side of the bike and hand thread the first few threads of the pedal onto the crank turning it counter clockwise. Now use a 15mm pedal wrench on the flat section of the axle of the pedal to completely tighten the pedal by turning the wrench over the top towards the front of the bike (counter-clockwise).
Absolutely. As long as your device is capable of reading a Bluetooth® or ANT+ signal. Can I pair my crank to a leaderboard system? Yes. Most leaderboards work with ANT+ signals through a WASP or other translation device. Consult your leaderboard instructions for details. www.spinning.com 800.847.SPIN (7746)
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( 1 ) this device may not cause harmful interference, and ( 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. FCC: ZZNPM100...
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