Tunturi T85, T80 owner manual Memory Function, Maintenance

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heart rate. The profile is suited to weight control. The default values are preset to an average heart rate of 114 bpm and a maximum heart rate of 125 bpm.

PROFILE 6 (Fatburner 2). A heart rate profile with a medium level of effort, based on an interval type rise and fall in the heart rate. The profile is suited to fitness training and weight control. The default values are preset to an average heart rate of 122 bpm and a maximum heart rate of 136 bpm.

PROFILE 7 (Cardio). A heart rate profile with a medium level of effort, based on a regular rise and fall in the heart rate. The heart rate level remains at around 130- 140 bpm almost throughout the entire exercise. The profile is ideal for fitness training. The default values are preset to an average heart rate of 129 bpm and a maximum heart rate of 145 bpm.

PROFILE 8 (Fit). A heart rate profile with a high level of effort, based on a regular rise and fall in the heart rate. The heart rate level remains at around 135-145 bpm almost throughout the entire exercise. The profile is suited to demanding fitness training and improvement. The default values are preset to an average heart rate of 133 bpm and a maximum heart rate of 150 bpm.

MEMORY FUNCTION

The Memory function requires the use of a user code: the exercise is saved under the selected user code. You can save 5 exercises under each user code.

SAVING YOUR OWN PROFILE:

1.You can save preset profiles once the exercise is completed, or after finishing the exercise by pressing STOP once. If you want to save your Manual or HRC workouts, finish the exercise by pressing STOP once. Save your exercise by pressing MEM.

2.The display prompts for a memory slot (SAVE AS OWN 1-5). Select the desired memory slot with the arrow keys and press ENTER to confirm your selection: your workout is now saved to the desired slot.

3.If there are no empty memory slots, replace a previous profile with a new one. The display then prompts you to confirm (REPLACE OWN 1-5). Press ENTER to confirm your selection: your workout is now saved to the desired slot.

4.SAVED AS OWN 1-5 is displayed to confirm your save. The console will automatically switch to its initial state.

NOTE! A total of 30 speed or elevation changes can be saved in each profile. To save a profile, you need to exercise for 10 minutes or more.

USING YOUR OWN PROFILE:

1.Select your user code.

2.Press MEM.

3.Press SELECT until the signal light indicates the desired own profile (-1-5 MEMORY). Press ENTER to confirm your selection. Select RERUN (to use the profile without adjustments) or RACE (to use the profile as a basis for the Race function) with the SELECT key.

4.Press ENTER to confirm your selection.

5.Press START to begin the profile.

6.The RERUN function allows you to scale your own profile and save the changes.

RACE FUNCTION

To race against a previously saved speed/elevation profile exercise, select RACE in the Own Profile menu. The goal is to complete the profile as fast as possible.

1.Press START. The exercise begins and the belt starts moving.

2.Adjust the speed according to your fitness level either manually or using the PSC function.

3.The console display shows information on profile progress and any changes ahead, and also shows how your performance compares to the previously saved session: when you fall behind your previously saved session, the display will read “YOU ARE x.xx BEHIND”. When you are ahead of your previously saved session, the display will read “YOU ARE x.xx AHEAD”.

4.Once the profile has been completed, the treadmill will automatically stop. You can save your workout in the console’s memory (see Memory Function).

MAINTENANCE

The equipment is safe to use only when periodically maintained and inspected for faults and wear. Do not attempt any servicing or adjustment other than those described in this manual. Any other servicing must be performed by an authorized service representative. Check the tightness of all fixing screws once a year. Do not overtighten. Defective components must be immediately replaced: the equipment must not be operated with any defective components.

CLEANING AND LUBRICATING THE TREADMILL

Wipe the treadmill surfaces, especially the handlebars and console from dust with a damp cloth or towel. Do not use solvents. Use a small vacuum nozzle to carefully vacuum around all visible components (belt, running deck, side rails etc.).

NOTE! Also keep the area near the treadmill clean. While in use, the treadmill gathers dust that may cause problems in the operation of the equipment.

NOTE! Before you start using the treadmill, lubricate the running belt with the T-Lube S lubricant provided according to the instructions.

In average domestic use (a maximum of 60 minutes a day), you should check the lubrication approximately after every 300 hours of use – however, lubricate the belt only if needed. The console is equipped with a counter for measuring total values, thus allowing you to monitor your total training time on the treadmill. If there is any jerky movement of the belt, always check the lubrication level. To do this, let the treadmill come to a complete stop, then simply lift the running belt to feel the running deck; if the deck feels dry and there is very little evidence of lubricant on your hand, lubricate the

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