Troubleshooting - Problems With The Computer Display; Maintenance, Cleaning And Care - sportplus ERGO X-BIKE Bedienungsanleutung

8. TROUBLESHOOTING - PROBLEMS WITH THE COMPUTER DISPLAY

No function values are displayed. Only the pulse display is working. This could mean
there is transmission interference between the home trainer and the computer. Check to
see that all cables are properly connected to one another and that none of the cables is
damaged.
The pulse display does not work anymore / always displays P. If all other computer
function values are being displayed, then the problem is either the hand sensor or the
cable connection between the sensor and the computer. Check to see that all cables are
properly connected to one another and that none of the cables is damaged.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
No computer display
Incorrect computer
display
No pulse display ("P"
shown in display).
Pulse display data
imprecise.
Please contact our customer service in case of further questions or problems.

9. MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND CARE

• After the assembly and before using the home trainer, always make sure that all
bolts/nuts are fully and correctly tightened.
• Clean the unit regularly with a slightly damp cloth and a mild cleaning agent.
• This is especially important for the seat and the handles, as these parts are in
constant contact with parts of your body during the entirety of training.
• Empty batteries are hazardous waste — please dispose of them correctly, and do not
throw them away with normal household trash.
• Should you wish to eventually dispose of the product, you should remove the batteries
from the computer and dispose of them separately as hazardous waste.
Solution
Replace the computer batteries with new batteries.
- Check all cables leading to the computer.
- Remove and reinsert batteries after one minute.
Check the cable connection leading to the handlebar.
Moisten your palms a little and clasp the contacts with
equal force – measuring pulse data using the hand
contacts is less precise than measuring with a chest belt.
For precise measurements, use a pulse monitor watch.
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