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Setting Up the M8.2E/L Recumbent Cycle
You do not need any special knowledge or experience to set up an M8.2E/L
Personal Recumbent Cycle Trainer. However, you must carefully review and
follow the instructions in this manual. If you do not assemble and use the
recumbent cycle according to the following guidelines, you could void the
Precor limited warranty.
Installation Requirements
Follow these installation requirements when assembling the recumbent cycle:
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Set up the M8.2E/L recumbent cycle on a solid, flat surface.
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Fill out and mail the limited warranty card. The serial number appears
on the label affixed to the rear base frame assembly.
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Use the appropriate voltage outlet and grounding as specified for the
recumbent cycle. The M8.2E/L recumbent cycle is available in both
120-volt and 240-volt (50/60 Hz) models. Refer to the recumbent cycle's
identification label located near the ON/OFF switch to determine the
voltage that your recumbent cycle needs. A circuit breaker protects the
electrical and electronic components from sustained overloads, while a
3-prong grounded plug and cable protect the machine and ensure your
safety.
CAUTION: Do not remove or otherwise bypass the 3-prong plug with
an adapter. Do not plug the recumbent cycle into a non-grounded
outlet.
Assembly Instructions
To assist you in the assembly of the recumbent cycle, the items in the
hardware kit, shown in Diagram 1, correspond to a particular letter in the
alphabet. These letters appear throughout the assembly instructions. Refer to
Diagram 1, while performing the steps below.
To assemble the M8.2E/L recumbent cycle, take the following steps:
1. After unpacking the recumbent cycle, remove the packing materials from
the base frame assembly.
Note: At this point, do not remove the rubber band fastening the cable to
the display arm.
2. Place the base on the floor so that the recumbent cycle is in an upright
position.
Important: While you are assembling the recumbent cycle, make sure that
the recumbent cycle is turned OFF and unplugged.
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