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IO/20

EXERCSE

BKE

MAINTENANCE

 

 

 

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Moving

your 10/20

bike

 

 

Carefully lift the horizoetal rear floor support to move and steer

 

 

the 20 bike to another location (Fig. A). Pull the handlebars

 

 

towards you, leaning the bike down, to move and steer the 10

 

 

bike to another location (Fig. B). Be gentle while moving the unit

 

 

as any sharp impact directly or indirectly to the computer can

 

 

affect computer operation.

 

 

 

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maintenance

 

 

 

Use a damp cloth to wipe your bike and computer free of sweat.

 

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IMPORTAN_ To avoid damaging

the finish on your bike and

computer, never use a petroleum-based solvent when cleaning. Avoid getting excessive moisture on the computer.

!RepJacing the batteries

If the console does not power up, replace the batteries in the back of the console with fresh Gcel[ batteries. Insert the

batteries as indicated in the battery bay.

NOTE: If you prefer, you may power the bike with a Class 2

Transformer AC Adapter. The adapter plugs into the DC Connector

Jack on the back of the console.

The adapter must be purchased separately and can be obtained from many electronic stores.

The AC adapter specifications are:

AC ADAPTER

JCLASS2TRANSFORMER

I'_ HNPUT: 120MAC 60Hz 5.7V

[_;_ I OUTPUT: 6VDC 500mA

,,INPU]! AC 120v 60Hz 5.7W

,,OUTPLFRDC 6V 500mA

,,DC PLUG:

Outer Diameter 5.5 ± 0.1

Internal Diameter 2.1 ± 0.1

Length 10 ± 0.1

DC Wire Length 71 in. (180cm) Wire Diameter 24AWG

The DC Connector Jack configuration:

,,Outside: Negative

,,Inside: Positive

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