Sears 831.15934 manual Contents

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TABLE

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IMPORTANT SAFETYPRECAUTIONS

 

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BEFOREYOU BEGIN

 

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ASSEMBLY

 

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ADJUSTING THECROSS TRAINER e

 

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TROUBLE-SHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE

 

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OPERATING THESTEPPERCONSOLE

 

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OPERATING THE PERSONAL TRAINER COMPUTER

 

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Calories

 

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EXERCISEGUIDE

 

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PARTUST

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EXPLODEDDRAWING

 

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ORDERING REPLACEMENTPARTS

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IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious injury, read the following important safety precautions before using the CROSS TRAINER e. Before beginning any exercise program, consultyour physician. This is especially irnportont for parsons over the age of 35 or parsons with pre-existing health problems. SEARSassumes no responsibility for person- al injury or properly damage sustained by or through the use of this product.

I.Read this owner'smanual and the accompanying FITNESSJOURNAL carefully before using the CROSSTRAINERe. Use the CROSS TRAINER e only as described.

2.Inspect and tighten all parts each time you use the CROSSTRAINERe. Replace any worn par_ immediately.

3.Do not use the transformer if it is damaged. Keep the power cord away from walkways and heated surfaces.

4.Keep your hands away from moving parts. Always wear athletic shoes for foot protection.

5.Keep small children away from the CROSS TRAINERe at all times.

6.To prevent damage to the weight system, do not put any pressure on the leg developer, arms or cables while the weight sefflng is changing. If the kit bar or rower bar is attached to the high pulley station, rest it in the rack near the

high pulley station. (See OPERATINGTHE PERSONALTRAINERCOMPUTERon page 12 of this owner'smanual).

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7.Always stand on the foot plate when _rformlng any exercise that could cause the CROSS TRAINER e to tip.

8.Make sure that the cables remain in the grooves in the pulleys as you use the CROSS T_dNER e.

9. The resistancecylinders become very hot during use. Allow the resistancecylinders to cool before buching them. Cover the floor beneath the stepper for protection; a small amount of oil leakage is normal for hydraulic

cyfinders. When uslng the stepper, keep your feet. on the pedals atall time s. If you lift your feet off the pedals; the i_c/oIs'm_; b_ome's_!0arated from the resistancec'y_inde_resultings, in injury.

10. If you feel pain or di=iness at any time while exercising, stop imr.Jedlatelyand begin cooling down. Find out

'what is wrong before continuing.

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Contents Page Contents Foot Plate Lot BarSerialNo. Decal Front Base El-3/8 Lockwasher29 6\ Wrap the Weight Cobb 52 around a 2 Pulley ProperlyFreely or it will be damaged Page Strai to the High Pulley Station Mode and PressmodeChanging the Stepping Resistance Ce%le so the Lat Bar is in the correct stang poslTROUBLE-SHOOTING and Maintenance Symptom the Power does not Turn onSymptom the Stepperconsole does not Function Properly Volt JPower on and off, Diagram of the ConsoleMode indicators--Show Resets the displayUsing the Manual Mode Turning on the PowerChart Selectingthe Tone or StrengthmodeUsing the Trainer triODE Using the Program Mode Turing OFF the Power Exerciseform Four Basic Types of Exercise Programs StrengthCross Trainer e is ideal strengthenyour body, plus Butterfly 15-125Lbs Front ARM Raise 15-125 LbsUpright ROW 15-125 Lbs Shoulder Shrug 15-125LbsLAT PULL-DOWN--CHEST 15-12S Lbs Lateralarm Raise 15.125 LbsSeated ROW--CLOSE Grip 15-125 Lbs LAT PULL-DOWN-BACK 15-125 LbsTriceps Extension 15-125Lbs LEG Extension 15-125 LbsBiceps Curl 15-125 Lbs Triceps PRESS-DOWN 15-125LbsMuscles affeded hip extensors AB Crunch 15-125 LbsSingle LEG Curl 15-125Lbs Muscles affeded brachioradialsSingle ARM Cable FLY 15-125 Lbs Side Bend 15-125 LbsLAT PULL-DOWN--CLOSE Grip 15-125Lbs Bent ROW-WIDE Grip 15-125 LbsSinglearm Seated ROW15--125 Lbs Singlearm Bent ROW 15--125 LbsSeated ROW-WIDE Grip 15--125 Lbs Isolation Curl 15--125 LbsBent Isolation Curl 15--125 Lbs Reversewrist Curl 15--125LbsSingle ARM Triceps PRESS-DOWN 15--125 Lbs Front Kick 15-125Lbs Bent Lateral ARM Raise I 5-I 25 LbsDead LIFT15.125 Lbs Muscles affected quadrlcepsOrdering Replacement Parts Theunited States