LifeSpan TR2000e Owner's Manual page 23

Maintenance and Tips
Folding the TR2000e/TR3000e Treadmill
A. Make sure that nothing is on or near your treadmill which might spill, be
knocked over, or prevent the treadmill from moving. Make sure there are
two feet of clearance between the front of the treadmill and any objects.
B. Press and hold the STOP button to reset the console to Standby mode.
C. Press and hold the eFOLD Up button on the console until the console
beeps and shows "up/efold" in the display.
Un-Folding the TR2000e/TR3000e
A. Make sure that nothing is on or
near your treadmill which might
spill, be knocked over, or prevent
the treadmill from lowering.
B. Make sure to keep all pets and
children away from the treadmill
while lowering.
Note: This treadmill is equipped with sensors to stop the treadmill from
lowering if anything gets in the path of the sensors. If for any reason
you need to stop the treadmill from lowering manually, simply press the
STOP button or pull the safety key.
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D. Step back from the treadmill and
wait till it is fi nished folding.
E. Simply roll the treadmill to the
desired location.
Note: If for any reason you need
to stop the treadmill from folding
simply press the STOP button or pull
the safety key.
Un-Folding the TR2000e/TR3000e (continued)
C. Press and hold the eFOLD Down button on the console until the console
beeps and shows (down/efold) in the display.
D. Step back from the treadmill and keep the area clear until the treadmill
is fully lowered.
E. Resume normal use of the treadmill.
Moving the TR2000e/TR3000e Treadmill
The treadmill is not designed to be moved while in the unfolded position.
A. Follow the previous instructions to bring the treadmill to the upright
and folded position. This will place the treadmill onto its caster wheels,
allowing for easy movement.
B. Make sure that the On/Off switch is turned off and that the power cord
is removed from the wall.
C. Facing the console, push evenly on the treadmill's horizontal handlebars
to maneuver the unit to its eventual storage location.
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