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  • Page 1 INFINITY 1.5 TREADMILL USER MANUAL...
  • Page 2 Customer, e are pleased, that you have a chosen Casall Fitness Equipment. This quality product has been designed for in-home use and has been tested and certified according to the European Norm EN 957-1/6. Please carefully read the instructions prior to assembly and first use and be sure to keep the instructions for reference and maintenance.
  • Page 3 Model name: Serial number: Waste isposal Casall products are recyclable. At the end of its useful life please dispose of this article correctly and safely (local refuse sites). Batteries and accumulators do not belong in the domestic waste. Please, dispose this article correctly (local refuse sites).
  • Page 4 The owner’s manual is only for the customer reference. Casall can not be held responsible for mistakes occurring due to translation or change in technical specification of the product. Precautions Before assembling or using the treadmill, please read the following instructions carefully. They contain important information for use and maintenance of the equipment as well as for your personal safety.
  • Page 5 Product-Preparation: Follow the steps of the assembly instruction carefully. Product-Preparation: Only use suitable tools for assembly and ask for assistance if necessary. Product-Preparation: Only use original Casall parts as delivered (see checklist). Product-Preparation: Tighten all adjustable parts to prevent sudden movement while training.
  • Page 6 For this reason, worn or damaged parts should be replaced immediately and the user should refrain from using the equipment until this has been done. Product-Maintenance: Only use original Casall replacement parts. Product-Maintenance: Do not under any circumstances carry out electrical repairs or alterations yourself.
  • Page 7 A.CONTENTS CHECKLIST B.HARD ARE COMPARISON CHART...
  • Page 8 Assembly instruction...
  • Page 17 Power on the computer 1.Connceting the power cord 2.Turn on the power switch...
  • Page 18 .Inserting the safety key into the slot of console 4. Press the safety slightly ,and turn it to the up to light up the LCD...
  • Page 19 Adjustable cushion Adjusting the Feet If your treadmill is slightly unbalanced due to uneven floor surfaces, you can adjust the feet to prevent any wobbling. This is done by screwing the feet in or out until the treadmill sits evenly on the floor.
  • Page 20 Fold up/Unfold up...
  • Page 23 Transport...

  • Page 24: Correct Use

    Correct Use Correct biomechanical position: Please refer to left picture. Running straight on the treadmill is made easier by focusing on a fixed object in front of you in the room. Run as if you wanted to approach the object. Always keep a distance which you can reach the front hand bar.
  • Page 25 GB: ECK LUBRIC TION: The walking belt has been pre-lubricated at the factory. However, it is recommended that the walking board be checked periodically for lubrication to ensure optimal treadmill performance. Please ensure the lubrication of the running belt is checked every 4-6 weeks after the initial 100 miles/kilometers of use. Every 0 days or 0 hours of operation lift the sides of the walking belt and feel the top surface of the walking board as far as you can reach.
  • Page 26 keep liquids away and keep it out of direct sunlight. Inspect and tighten all parts of the treadmill regularly. Replace any worn parts immediately. Belt djustment The running belt has been adjusted properly by the factory. However transportation, uneven flooring or other unpredicted reasons could cause the belt to shift off centre resulting in the belt rubbing with the plastic side rail or end caps and possibly causing damage.
  • Page 27 iring diagram...
  • Page 28 Exploded view 105 104...
  • Page 30 849 802...
  • Page 33 Spare part list Part No. Part name Quantity Console housing-upper Console housing-lower Safety Key fix plate Safety Key base Safety Key Loud speaker Computer fixed frame Computer Key board Pad soft cushion Box holder-upper-Left Box holder-upper-Right Box holder-lower-Left Box holder-lower-Right Front handlebar assembly sets Console tube assembly sets-Left Console tube assembly sets-Right...
  • Page 34 Part No. Part name Quantity Upright rubber cap- OD 4X6.5 Base Frame Elevation support Frame Elevation support Frame cover-Upper Elevation support Frame cover-Lower 089 Spring 2.0X Base Frame Rubber adjustment Cushion–Rear 36X 0-M8X25 Elevation support Frame ring cover-Left Transport wheel Bracket Elevation support Frame ring cover-Right Base frame transport wheel-Front ID8.5XOD50X25 Base frame transport -Rear ID8X50X 8...
  • Page 35 Part No. Part name Quantity Dry bearing 4X 5X .0 Motor hood cover Motor cover –Bottom Motor Front Cover Motor hood decorate strip-Left Motor hood decorate strip-Right Motor hood vent cover Motor Motor holder Driving belt OD 9.95X39 Axis Tension bearing fix plate base Tension bearing fix plate base Bearing 6004 Elevation motor gear sleeve assembly...
  • Page 36 Part No. Part name Quantity Elevation motor Motor control board Transformer Elevation control board Electric Protector Electric Outlet Power Switch Motion control sensor wire-red 600mm Motion control sensor wire-black 600mm Single wire-red- 50mm Single wire-white- 50mm Blue/Grey 2 cables-Upper 750mm Blue/Grey 2 cables-Lower 2250mm 6PIN cable-220mm...
  • Page 37 Part No. Part name Quantity Elevation support tube fix holder Cross bar Cross bar EVA sticker- 5XL400XT3.0 Main frame EVA sticker-25XL300XT3.0 Inner hexagon M6X70X70 M4X 5 Screw M6X 7 screw/washer Button head inner hexagon M8X42x 0 Spring washer 8X 4 X2 Curve washer 8.5X20.5X2 Round head cross- screw M3X8 Button head inner hexagon M8X 8...
  • Page 38 Part No. Part name Quantity Locknut M8 Washer 8X 7X .5 Inner hexagon M8X20X20(CAP) Flat head inner hexagon M 4X80X24.5 Inner hexagon M8X 2X 2(CAP) M4X 9 Screw Cross-screw M8X25 Inner hexagon M6X55 Washer 6X 3X .5 Button head inner hexagon M 0X38X 0 Shrapnel 2 X 3X0.7 M4X 5 screw M4X 2 screw...
  • Page 39 Part No. Part name Quantity Outer hexagon screw M 0X20X20 Spring washer 0X 7X3 Hardware Kit IWM weight scale Power cord Silicone bottle...
  • Page 40 1.5T COMPUTER INSTRUCIONS ISPL Y (1)PROGR MMES 9 PROGRAMMES,I M, P1 to P8 (2) C LORIES Calories range from 0 to 990 (3) INCLINE Minimum incline is 0 level, maximum incline is 12 level (4 USER CO E User code selected from U1 to U7...
  • Page 41 (5) GEN ER Male and female , the default display is male icon (6) GE Age setting range from 10 years to 70 years , the default age display is 0 (7) HEIGHT The default age display is 165cm (8) RECOMMEN TION WEIGHT The recommendation weight display (9) SPEE...
  • Page 42 INCLINE UP FITNESS TEST INCLINE DO N CUSTOM SAVE PROGRAM PAUSE /STOP START ENTER SPEED DO N SAVE SPEED UP...
  • Page 43 Buttons and Functions ST RT Press to start exercise at an initial speed of 0.6 mph / 1.KM/H STOP Press to stop exercise during workout time. ENTER a. Press to confirm program and preset function values during setting mode. b. Press to run setting procedure before pressing the START button. CUSTOM PROGR M S VE hen selecting the custom program from C1 to C , follow the instructions to press this button and save the program as your own custom workout program.

  • Page 44: Motion Control

    SPEE “SPEE UP/ SPEE - OWN” BUTTON a. Press to increase/decrease exercise speed by 0.1mph or km/h. b. Hold the button to continuously increase/decrease speed by 0.5mph or km/h per second. Release the button to stop the function. c. Press to select programs and preset related function value. INCLINE “INCLINE-UP/ INCLINE - OWN”...
  • Page 45 After switching on the MOTION CONTROL wave your right hand approximately 6 cm above the motion sensor on the right handle bar to increase the speed. The sensor will sound one short BEEP per scan and speed up by 0.1 km/mph per BEEP. Holding your right hand approximately 6 cm above the right sensor results in the sensor repeatedly sounding consecutive BEEPs and increasing the speed quickly by 0.1 km/hr / mph per second.
  • Page 46 ave both hands approximately 6 cm above both motion sensors at the same time. The sensor will sound two short BEEP sounds then slow the treadmill belt to a stop. MP3 Playing The treadmill comes with loud speaker. Conncet the MP audio data line for iPad or mobile device with MP audio output to enjoy music.
  • Page 47 POWER ON MO E hen the unit is switched on, “PRESS START TO QUICK START OR ENTER TO SELECT PROGRAM” will display on the LCD. Press START to begin training in QUICK START MODE or ENTER to go into PROGRAM MODE. UNIT CONVERSION MO E –...
  • Page 48 QUICK ST RT MO E Press the START after power on the treadmill to enter Quick Start workout mode, when in QUICK START MODE, the treadmill will countdown from to zero and then the belt start at 1.0km/h or 0.6 mph speed. The workout Time, Distance and approximate Calories figure will count up from 0.
  • Page 49 FITNESS-TEST The Fitness-Test function is the feature to let the user test their physical condition during a workout. The fitness rating is determined by measuring how quickly the user’s pulse slows down and with that measuring the user physical condition. The faster the pulse slows down, the better the user’s physical condition.
  • Page 50 Intelligent Weight Management Program Operation Procedures Keep the safety key on “ON” position then turn on the power of treadmill. Press the button of “I M” on console, the light would start blinking. Press the STOP/ENTER button and SPEED- UP / SPEED-DO N button to set user’s weight Press INCLINE UP/INCLINE DO N or SPEED- UP / SPEED-DO N buttons to select user ID (between U1 to U7) then press ENTER to confirm.
  • Page 51 Program Power on the computer, press the ENTER button and SPEED- UP / SPEED-DO N button to set up user’s weight. To select one of the User programs, you will need to select the USER CODE first, press the SPEED- UP / SPEED-DO N button to select the USER CODE from U1 to U7. This is shown in the SPEED display.
  • Page 52 SET USER RECOMMEN TION WEIGHT After setting the user Height, the LCD will display current (or default) setting for recommendation weight (61.4kg’). Press the UP and DO N buttons to set the user recommendation weight and press ENTER to save. Generally speaking , we don’t recommend user to set up recommendation weight.
  • Page 53 P1 - T RGET TIME PROGR M If user selects P1 and presses the ENTER, the LCD will blink 0.00 (min.).The user must next select the target time (min.) and then press ENTER to confirm the setting. The user may then press the START button to begin the program.
  • Page 54 The user may then press START to initiate the program, P – TARGET CALORIES. At program start the Calories will count down from the Target Calories value, running at an initial speed setting of .2km/ h / 2.0 mph. As previously described in Program P1, the user may at any time during the workout period alter the speed with “SPEED-UP/SPEED-DO N”button, angle with INCLINE-UP / INCLINE-DO N.
  • Page 55 LEVEL MIN. INCLINE LEVEL MAX. INCLINE LEVEL 10.0 11.0 12.0 P5 - SPEE INTERV L PROGR M If the user selects P5 and presses ENTER, L1 will first be blinking and the user must select a Performance Level between L1 and L12 using UP /DO N to set the min. and max. speed setting.
  • Page 56 MIN. LEVEL MAX. SPEED(ML) MAX. SPEED(KM) MAX. SPEED(KM) SPEED(ML) 10.6 11.2 11.5 P6 - WEIGHT LOSS PROGR M If the user selects P6 and presses ENTER, L1 will first be blinking and the user must select a Performance Level between L1 and L12 using UP /DO N to set the min. and max. speed and incline settings.
  • Page 57 MIN. MAX. MIN. MAX. MIN. INCLINE MAX INCLINE LEVEL SPEED(ML) SPEED(ML) SPEED(KM) SPEED(KM) LEVEL LEVEL P7- 5K SELF LE RNING PROGR M If the user selects the P7 and presses ENTER, the display shows the preset distance 5 km / The user may then press START to initiate the program, P7 –...
  • Page 58 P8 - HE RT R TE CONTROL PROGR M If the user selects P8 and presses ENTER, the display will show a calculated initial Target Heart Rate (based on user age) as shown at the end of this manual. The user must now set the Target Heart Rate using “SPEED-UP / SPEED-DO N”...
  • Page 59 HE RT R TE CONTROL MO E hen the program enters into the HEART RATE CONTROL Program, the total time continues to count down, Calories spent and Distance traversed increase, and the treadmill will run with the same Speed and Incline level determined by the warm-up phases (Incline, Speed, and Extended Monitoring).
  • Page 60 CUSTOM PROFILE SETTING After TIME setting has been completed, press the ENTER button. Then the “TIME” window will display the“5 - 0 1”,speed profile with dot matrix will be flashing and display in the center of LCD , the“SAVE” light will be flashing. At this point, user can adjust speed and incline intervals using“SPEED- UP / SPEED-DO N”button and INCLINE-UP/INCLINE-DO N, respectively.
  • Page 61 Heart Rate diagram You can calculate the target-heart rate for your training as follows: Maximum heart rate = 220 minus age For the different training targets you should train with the following percentage of your maximum heart rate: Health/Fat Burning: 50 –...