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- Page 1 WALKING MACHINE BC-T2100 w w w . o n e b a n c o n . c o m USER MANUAL IMPORTANT! Please retain owner’ s manual for maintenance and adjustment instructions. For details regarding product warranty or if you have any...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS PRODUCTS&PARTS........01 MOVING THE MACHINE......... 02 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION......02 PRODUCT FEATURES........03 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....... .04 GETTING STARTED GUIDE......07 REMOTE CONTROL GUIDE......09 EXERCISE SAFETY MEASURES......11 MAINTENANCE GUIDE........11 LUBRICATING THE WALKING BELT..... 12 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION.....13 TROUBLESHOOTING........15... -
Page 3: Products&Parts
PRODUCTS&PARTS Item Item Description Description Walking Machine Power Cord Inner Hexagon Remote control Silicone Lubricant Wrench (5mm) Battery 1 pair Instruction Remote Control Power Cord Battery Walking Machine Tool Silicone Lubricant User Manual... -
Page 4: Moving The Machine
TRANSPORT INSTRUCTIONS 1. After the walking machine stops running, please turn off the power switch, unplug the power cord, and put away the power cord; 2. Stand in the middle of the tail end of the treadmill and raise your hands (as shown in the figure);... -
Page 5: Product Features
The Product implementation standard 1. Gb17498.1-2008 /IS020957-1:2005 General Safety Requirements and Test methods 2. T/CSSGA1023-2019 Walking Machine Group Standard 3. Gb5296.7-2008 Instructions for Consumption of sports equipment The pictures and parameters of this product our company reserves The right of technical improvement. -
Page 6: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for purchasing our products. the correct use is your guarantee of safety and convenience, before using the walking machine please obey the following warnings. 1. WARNING.The power cord plug must be inserted into the power outlet with a safe grounding to prevent the generation of static electricity which may affect the use of the walker. - Page 7 Wear rubber soled running shoes or gym Maintain eye level to avoid visual vertigo; shoes For beginners, please set the speed below 3km/h until you get used to it. Professionals for repair and replacement It is strictly prohibited to use by more than one person at the same time Do not place on uneven ground or thick Do not walk backwards...
- Page 8 Minors must be accompanied and guided The elderly and pregnant women are by adults advised to use with caution Unplug and put away the power cord when Do not touch any moving parts with hands not in use to avoid uncontrolled use by a when in use third party The walking machine and the rear space...
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Page 9: Getting Started Guide
GETTING STARTED GUIDE If you are using a walker for the first time, it is necessary for you to read the following. Preparation: Before exercising you need to know your health condition in order to make an exercise plan that suits you, it is recommended to consult a physician so that you may get twice the result with half the effort. - Page 10 Stretching exercises： No matter what speed you walk, it is best to do stretching exercises first. Warm muscles are easier to stretch, so walk for 5 to 10 minutes to warm up. Then stop and stretch as follows - 5 times for 10 seconds or more on each leg, and again at the end of the workout.
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Page 11: Remote Control Guide
INSTRUCTIONS LCD Console (Speed, time, distance, calories, steps) Speed+ Power(Start/Stop) Battery Cover Speed- Display Switch Button Short press: change display long press: standby/exit Figure: Remote Control Guide I. Console Icon Display Steps Calories Speed Time Distance Standby Constant Speed... - Page 12 1. The machine itself has no button or display. Remote control is required. 2. Speed control: machine starts at the lowest speed 0.8Km / h. If you want to accelerate please press speed + (each press increases by 0.5Km / h), to slow down please press speed- (each press decreases by 0.5Km/h).
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Page 13: Exercise Safety Measures
EXERCISE SAFETY MEASURES Consult a professional before exercising. He or she can help you recommend exercise frequency, exercise intensity, and exercise time appropriate to your age and physical condition. If you experience chest tightness or pain, irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, dizziness, or other discomfort while exercising, stop immediately! Consult a professional before continuing to exercise. -
Page 14: Lubricating The Walking Belt
LUBRICATING THE WALKING BELT Figure: Lubrication silicone oil added way 1. Gently push the walking machine as shown in the picture to make it inclined at an angle of more than 45 degrees. 2. As shown in the picture, lift one side of the running belt by hand, pour the lubricating silicone oil on the running board, and let the lubricating silicone oil flow down to the other side of the running belt until the flow exceeds the middle of the running board, and then lay the machine flat. -
Page 15: Maintenance Instruction
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 1. In order to better maintain your walking machine and prolong the life of the machine, it is recommended that you turn off the power after 2 hours of continuous use and let the machine rest for 10 minutes before using it. 2. - Page 16 Multi-ribbed Belt Tightness Adjustment When you use the walking machine for a long time, the V-ribbed belt will become loose due to a little wear or tensile deformation. At this time, you must make appropriate adjustments to facilitate safe use. The judgment method is as follows: If you feel that the running belt occasionally pauses when your feet fall on the running board during your normal walking exercise, it means that the running belt or the V-ribbed belt is somewhat loose, and further confirmation must be made.
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Page 17: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Trouble Reason Solution 1. Plug into a power outlet or turn 1.The power supply is not on the power switch plugged in or the switch is not 2. Replace the power fuse (or press turned on the overcurrent protection switch Machine not start 2.The overcurrent protector of at the front) - Page 18 W W W . O N E B A N C O N . C O M CONNECT WITH US FOR FITNESS ARTICLES, VIDEOS & WORKOUTS @BANCON @BANCONFITNESS @BANCONFITNESS @BANCONFITNESS @BANCONFITNESS...