Inspire CARDIOSTRIDER CS2 User Manual

CS2 CARDIOSTRIDER

USER MANUAL (rev.2013)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

1

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

2

CONTENTS OF PACKAGING

3

WARNING LABEL PLACEMENT

4

HARDWARE PACK

5

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

6-17

COMPUTER OPERATION GUIDELINE

18-27

PARTS LIST

28-30

ALTERNATE PLUG PART NUMBERS

30

EXPLODED DIAGRAMS

31-33

WARRANTY

34-35

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Thank you for selecting the INSPIRE CS2 CARDIOSTRIDER. For your safety and benefit, read
this manual carefully before using the machine. As a manufacturer, we are committed to
providing you complete customer satisfaction. If you have any questions, or find there are
missing or damaged parts, please call our TOLL-FREE customer service number. Our Customer
Service Agents will provide immediate assistance to you.

HEALTH IN MOTION, LLC.

4945 EAST HUNTER AVE.

ANAHEIM, CA 92807

Toll-Free Customer Service Number

1-877-738-1729

Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PST

www.inspirefitness.net

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

PRECAUTIONS

This exercise machine is built for optimum safety. However, certain precautions apply whenever
you operate a piece of exercise equipment. Be sure to read the entire manual before you assemble
or operate your machine. In particular, note the following safety precautions:

 Keep children and pets away from the machine at all times. DO NOT leave

children unattended in the same room with the machine. The linkages on this
machine can cause serious injury or death if used improperly.

 Never place your hands or feet in the path of the linkages because injury may occur to

you or damage may occur to the equipment. Never allow children to come near or
approach the moving linkages while in use.

 If the user experiences dizziness, nausea, chest pain, or any other abnormal symptoms,

STOP the workout at once. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY.

 Position the machine on a clear, leveled surface. DO NOT use the machine near water or

outdoors.

 Keep hands away from all moving parts.
 Always wear appropriate workout clothing when exercising. DO NOT wear robes or

other clothing that could become caught in the machine. Running or aerobic shoes are
also required when using the machine.

 Use the machine only for its intended use as described in this manual. DO NOT use

attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.

 Do not place any sharp object around the machine.
 Disabled persons should not use the machine without a qualified person or physician in

attendance.

 Before using the machine to exercise, always do stretching exercises to properly warm

up.

 Never operate the machine if the machine is not functioning properly.
 Maximum user weight 300 lbs.
 Allow 24” (61 cm) of space on each side of the unit. Never place body parts under pivot

area (directly behind pedal).

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. Keep seat slider clean

2. Inspect and tighten all parts before using the machine.

3. The Frame and Seat Pad of the machine can be cleaned using a damp cloth and mild
non-abrasive detergent. DO NOT use solvents.

WARNING: BEFORE BEGINNING ANY EXERCISE PROGRAM, CONSULT
YOUR PHYSICIAN. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT FOR INDIVIDUALS
OVER THE AGE OF 35 OR PERSONS WITH PRE-EXISTING HEALTH
PROBLEMS. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING ANY FITNESS
EQUIPMENT. NEITHER HEALTH IN MOTION, LLC. NOR FG1, LLC.
ASSUMES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY OR THROUGH THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT.

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CONTENTS OF PACKAGING

4

WARNING/PATENT LABEL PLACEMENT

The warning and patent labels have been placed on the unit in location shown. If the labels are missing or
illegible, please call customer service at 1-877-738-1729 for replacements. Apply the labels in location
shown.

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CARDIOSTRIDER HARDWARE PACK

NOTE: The following parts are not drawn to scale. Please use your own ruler or scale to measure the size.

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CARDIOSTRIDER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION

STEP 1: FRAME STABILIZER ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 1)

A.) Carefully unpack contents of box leaving the 3 large styrofoam frame support blocks in

place. Inside the packaging locate the Styrofoam block (with Red Sticker) packed near the
Console Assembly. Place aside for use in STEP 2.

B.) Remove large styrofoam frame support from REAR portion of frame. The Rear Stabilizer

mounting bracket should now be exposed.

C.) Place Rear Stabilizer Tube Assembly (#28) underneath the Rear Mounting Bracket. Ensure

that the transport wheels are facing backwards.

D.) Attach the Rear Stabilizer Tube to the frame as shown in FIGURE 1 with qty 2 M8x70

carriage bolts (#27), qty 2 M8 curved washers (#29) and qty 2 M8 acorn nuts (#30).

E.) Remove large styrofoam frame support from FRONT portion of frame. The front mounting

bracket should now be exposed.

F.) Place Front Stabilizer Tube (#62) underneath the front mounting bracket.

Attach the Front Stabilizer Tube (#62) to the front mounting bracket as shown in FIGURE 1.
Secure the right side with qty 1 M8x70 carriage bolt (#27), qty 1 M8 curved washer (#29)
and qty 1 M8 acorn nut (#30). Secure the left side with qty 1 M8x70 carriage bolt (#27), qty
1 M8 curved washer (#29) and qty 1 Child Safety Lock (#135).

NOTE: The Child Safety lock should always be engaged when machine is not in use.
For instructions on how to engage the lock, see sheet 15 of this user manual.

G.) Attach Right Cam Lock Handle (#70) and tighten qty 2 socket screws (a). NOTE: Ensure

that the Right Cam Lock Handle has an “R” sticker on it.

H.) Attach Left Cam Lock Handle (#80) using qty 2 socket screws (a). NOTE: Ensure that

the Left Cam Lock Handle has an “L” sticker on it.

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STEP 2: SWING ARM ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 2)

A.) Place Right Swing Arm Assembly (#47) on Front Pivot Shaft of main frame. Secure using qty 1

Oversized Flat Washer (#44) and qty 1 M8x20 Hex Bolt (#43). NOTE: When assembling

Swing Arm put finger inside the Bearing Pivot to ensure spacer is centered. Without the
Spacer centered you will not be able to place the Swing Arm on the Shaft.

B.) Place the Right Swing Arm Assembly (#47) on top of the Styrofoam Support Block

(with Red Dot) so the ball bearing connection assembly sits on top of the Styrofoam
Support Block.

C.) Secure the right Pedal/Crank Arm Assembly (#142) to the Right Swing Arm Assembly (#47) as

shown below using qty 6 Curved Washers (#29), and qty 6 M8x16 socket screws (#31).

D.) Place Left Swing Arm Assembly (#54) on Front Pivot Shaft of main frame. Secure using, qty 1

Oversized Flat washer (#44) and qty 1 M8x20 Hex Bolt (#43). NOTE: When assembling Swing

Arm put finger inside the Bearing Pivot to ensure spacer is centered. Without the Spacer
centered you will not be able to place the Pedal Arm on the Shaft.

E.) Place the left Pedal/Crank Arm Assembly (#142) on top of the Styrofoam Support Block

(with Red Dot) so the ball bearing connection assembly sits on top of the Styrofoam
Support Block.

F.) Secure the right Pedal/Crank Arm Assembly (#142) to the Right Swing Arm Assembly

(#54) as shown below using qty 6 Curved Washers (#29), qty 6 Lock Washers (#32) and
qty 6 M8x16 socket screws (#31).

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STEP 3 (See FIGURE 3)

A.) Assemble Seatback (#8) onto Seat Slider Assembly. Align lower holes and secure

using qty 1 cap nylon nut (#140), qty 1 M8 Flat Washers (#33), and qty 1 M8 x
70mm Socket Screws (#139).

Choose a preferred Seatback Recline Angle.

The seatback (#8) may be installed in 3 different Recline Angles (UPPER, MIDDLE,
LOWER) based on the users’ preferred position. Align upper seatback tube hole with
preferred hole based on the below figure. Secure using the pin (b) as shown in Figure 3.

B.) Secure seat bottom pad (#35) to Seat Slider Assembly using qty 4 Flat Washers

(#33) and qty 4 M8x16mm Socket Screws (#31).

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STEP 4: SIDE COVERS (see FIGURE 4)

A.) Attach Right Side Cover (#24) using qty 4 Phillips Head Washer Screws (#23). Make sure

crank can spin freely with no side cover interference.

B.) Attach Left Side Cover (#36) using qty 4 Phillips Head Washer Screws (#23). Make sure crank

can spin freely with no side cover interference.

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STEP 5: HANDLE ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 5)

A.) Slide Right Handle Assembly (#21) into the Right Swing Arm Sleeve (#47). Make sure the pop

pin (#51) is fully engaged

WARNING: Check to make sure the Right Handle Assembly has an “R” Sticker on it.
Accidental switching of the Right and Left Handle Assemblies can result in serious injury.

B.) Slide Left Handle Assembly (#42) into the Left Swing Arm Sleeve (#51). Make sure the pop

pin (#51) is fully engaged

WARNING: Check to make sure the Left Handle Assembly has an “L” Sticker on it.
Accidental switching of the Right and Left Handle Assemblies can result in serious injury.

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STEP 6: CONSOLE ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 6)

A.) Wash Water Bottle (#9) thoroughly with warm soapy water.
B.) Attach Water Bottle Cage (#9) to Console Mast (#39) using qty 2 Phillips Head

Screws (#49). Slide on Water Bottle.

C.) Pull Grip Heart Rate wires (#145) through front hole in Console Mast (#39) and pull

up through top hole. Attach Grip Heart Rate Assembly (#143) to Console Mast
(#39) using qty 4 Flat Head Screws (#144)

D.) Connect console connectors (A,B) to connectors (#37,#144)
E.) Attach Computer Console (#19) to Console Mast (#39) using qty 4 screws (#17).

NOTE: Screws (#17) are pre-installed in the Computer Console (#19) NOT in the
hardware pack.

F.) Connect Console Mast connector (#37) to Main Frame Cable Connector (#85) as

shown in Figure 6,A.

G.) Slide Console Mast (#39) onto the Main Frame (#34). NOTE: Make sure not to

pinch the cable assembly when assembling the console onto the mounting
bracket.

H.) Secure Console Mast (#39) onto the Main Frame (#34) using qty 4 Flat Washers

(#33) – flat sides of tube, qty 2 Curved Washers (#29) – curved front of tube, and
qty 6 M8x16mm Screws (#31).

I.) Remove protective films from Console button overlay (both top and bottom).
J.) Insert the Power Adapter (#130) into the Rear Power Input Connector on Main

Frame as shown in FIGURE B. Plug Power Adapter into power source. Computer

LCD should turn on and sound a long beep.

FINAL STEP

Unscrew levelers on Front Stabilizer Assembly (#62) so that both sit flat on the
ground.

Unscrew center leveler (located under the center point of the unit) so that is touches
the ground. Failure to do so could cause damage to your unit.

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ENGAGING THE CHILD SAFETY LOCK ASSEMBLY

1. ALWAYS engage the CHILD SAFETY LOCK ASSEMBLY after each use by
clipping the hook onto the loop located UNDERNEATH the LEFT PEDAL
ASSEMBLY. (see FIGURE B below).

2. Before each workout, disengage the hook from the loop. The CHILD SAFETY
LOCK ASSEMBLY can hang freely during your workout and will not interfere with
the mechanism.

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COMPUTER OPERATION AND FEATURES

This unit is equipped with a Telemetric Heart Rate transmitter that allows the user to monitor

their heart rate while wearing a Chest Strap. A Chest Strap may be purchased from Inspire by

calling [phone].

In addition, this computer is equipped to mount and power a tablet computer (as shown

below). During use your tablet may mount on the rubberized tablet rack. A USB located on

the left side of the computer can supply up to 1A of current for recharging.

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BASIC OPERATION

 Press QUICK START to immediately begin workout in Manual Mode.
 Press the STOP/RESET key at any time to PAUSE the workout. Press ENTER to resume

exercise. (Press STOP/RESET twice to reset program).

 Press and hold the STOP/RESET key for 2 seconds to RESET the computer.
 RESISTANCE: Press the UP or DOWN key to change the Resistance Level during a

workout. The Resistance may be adjusted from LEVEL 1 (Lowest) to LEVEL 20
(Highest). The Resistance level is displayed in the top center of the LCD.

 VIEWING WORKOUT DATA: During a workout RPM and CALORIES are displayed on the

scrolling text bar. Press the “PROGRAMS” and “USERS” buttons at the same time to
display WATTS and DISTANCE. Press and hold the “PROGRAMS” AND “USERS”

buttons for 2 seconds to turn on Autoscan (the computer will switch between
RPM/CALORIES and WATTS/DISTANCE every 10 seconds).

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STANDARD PROGRAMS:

The CS2 CardioStrider has 6 Standard workout programs that will automatically adjust the
resistance.

 At startup, press PROGRAMS. Press UP or DOWN to scroll through the PROGRAMS.

o ROLLING HILL
o PEAK
o PLATEAU
o MOUNTAIN CLIMB
o HILL INTERVAL
o STRENGTH INTERVAL

 After selecting your program press ENTER

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 LEVEL: Press UP or DOWN to set maximum resistance level. The resistance will not go

above this level during the workout. You may adjust the maximum resistance during your
workout. Press ENTER to accept maximum resistance level. Press STOP/RESET to go
back to PROGRAM selection.

 WORKOUT TIME: Press UP or DOWN to set total workout time. Press ENTER to

accept workout time and begin. Press STOP/RESET to go back to LEVEL.

NOTE: The WORKOUT TIME may be changed during a workout by pressing the “TIME

+/- “ key. Press UP/DOWN to modify the WORKOUT TIME. Press ENTER to begin
workout.

FOCUS PROGRAMS:

The CS2 CardioStrider has 2 programs to focus workout on your upper body (Upper Body
Focus, Arms Focus). During the workout, the computer will beep and a scrolling message will
give you instructions.

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A list of messages and their definitions are described below:

INVERTED HANDLES: Place handles in inverted position. This will focus on your
biceps and triceps muscles.
UPRIGHT HANDLES: Place handles in upright position. This will focus on your
chest and back muscles.

FEET ON PEDALS: Place feet on the moving pedals.

FEET ON PEGS: Place feet on the pegs. Round tube located at the front of the unit.
PALMS UP: In INVERTED MODE, keep palms facing upward to focus workout on

the biceps muscle.
PALMS DOWN: In INVERTED MODE, keep palms facing downward to focus
workout on the triceps muscle.

HEART RATE PROGRAMS:

Heart Rate control programs allow the user to keep their heart rate in a range during a workout.
The computer will automatically adjust the RESISTANCE to keep the user heart within the
selected range. There are two available Heart Rate control programs.
FAT BURN: Keeps your heart rate at 65% of maximum recommended for your AGE.
CARDIO: Keeps your heart rate at 80% of maximum recommended for your AGE.

Refer to the table located in the middle of the console for your recommended Heart Rate. The
approximate value is based on the users AGE, however, you should always consult with a
physician before beginning heart rate programs.

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NOTE: Heart Rate Control Programs should only be performed using a Heart Rate Chest Belt
for accuracy.

To order a Heart Rate Chest Belt, call Inspire Fitness at [phone].

HEART RATE PROGRAM SETUP

o Press PROGRAMS and press UP or DOWN to find HEART RATE. Press ENTER.
o Press UP or DOWN to toggle between FAT BURN and CARDIO. Press ENTER to

select.

o AGE: Press the UP/DOWN key to select your AGE. Press ENTER to accept AGE

and move to WORKOUT TIME.

o WORKOUT TIME: Press UP/DOWN to select WORKOUT TIME. Press ENTER to

accept WORKOUT TIME and begin 3 minute warmup.

Every Heart Rate Control Workout includes a 3:00 Warmup and a 5:00 Cooldown period in
addition to the selected workout time.

NOTE: During a Heart Rate Control Workout press UP/DOWN to adjust your Target Heart
Rate. The RESISTANCE cannot be directly controlled during a Heart Rate Control Program.

FOCUS PROGRAM SETUP:

 Press PROGRAMS. Press UP or DOWN to scroll through the PROGRAMS.

o UPPER BODY FOCUS: Focusing on upper body workout, including the chest,

back and arms. Also includes lower body workout.

o ARMS FOCUS: Focusing on upper body workout only. Feet remain on pegs.

 After selecting your FOCUS program press START

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 LEVEL: Press UP or DOWN to set maximum resistance level. This resistance will not go

above this level during the workout. You may adjust the maximum resistance during your
workout. Press ENTER to accept maximum resistance level. Press STOP/RESET to go
back to PROGRAM selection.

 WORKOUT TIME: Press UP or DOWN to set total workout time. Press ENTER to

accept workout time and begin workout. Press STOP/RESET to go back to LEVEL.

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USERS

Allows up to 4 different users to enter personal information and save a preferred workout.
Computer will save each user workout totals to keep track of accumulated user data (Total
Workout Time, Total Distance, Total Calories).

 Press the USER button at startup
 Press the UP and DOWN key to toggle through USER 1 – USER 4

 Press QUICK START to immediately begin workout for that user. (If no data exists for

user the computer will prompt you to CHANGE USER SETTINGS)

 Press STOP/RESET to go back to MAIN DISPLAY
 Press ENTER to go to CHANGE USER SETTINGS (SHEET 23)

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 Press and hold ENTER for 2 seconds to go to USER DATA (SHEET 24)

CHANGE USER SETTINGS

 GENDER: Scrolling message reads “GENDER” 1 time, then displays “FEMALE”. Press

the UP or DOWN buttons to toggle between FEMALE and MALE. Press ENTER to
accept setting and move to AGE. Press RESET to go back to CHANGE USER
SETTINGS.

 AGE: Scrolling message reads “AGE 40” . Press the UP or DOWN key to adjust the AGE

value in 1 year increments. Press ENTER to accept setting and move to WEIGHT. Press
STOP/RESET to go back GENDER.

 WEIGHT: Scrolling message reads “WEIGHT 175”. Press the UP or DOWN key to adjust

the WEIGHT value in 5 lb increments. Press ENTER to accept WEIGHT and go to
PROGRAM SELECTION. Press STOP/RESET to go back to AGE.

 PROGRAM SELECTION:

See Program Selection on page 17.

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USER DATA:

A scrolling message reads “USER DATA” 1 time. Press the UP/DOWN to toggle between
“ACCUMULATED” and “CHANGE NAME”. Press ENTER.

‘CHANGE NAME’: USER 1-4 may be changed to a CUSTOM user name.

o Press the UP or DOWN key to select letter (or number).
o Press ENTER to accept letter (or number) and move to next location
o Press the RESET key to move back to the previous location.

o A blinking underscore (“_”) is used to show the current location.
o A Maximum of 8 alpha-numeric characters may be used.
o After pressing START past at 8th space, USER NAME is set.

‘ACCUMULATED’: USER workout data is saved in the computer memory after each
workout and added to the totals for that user. User may view the workout totals for TOTAL
WORKOUT TIME (minutes), TOTAL DISTANCE (miles), TOTAL CALORIES

 Press the UP and DOWN key to scroll through accumulated data

(WORKOUT TIME(minutes), DISTANCE(miles), CALORIES(calories
).

 Press RESET to go back to USER DATA
 Press the ENTER to reset accumulated data. A scrolling message reads

“RESET DATA” 1 time.

 A scrolling message reads “ NO”. Press the UP or DOWN key to toggle

between NO and YES.

 Press ENTER on YES to reset data to 0 and go back to USER DATA.
 Press START on NO to cancel data reset and go back to USER DATA.
 Press RESET to go back to USER DATA.

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PARTS LIST

F/N

PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

DETAILED
DESCRIPTION

QTY

U/M

1

RC800-360-002

Backrest support tube

1 PCS

8

RC800-401-002

Backrest frame

1 SET

9

BC830-881-006J

Water bottle/ Cage Assembly

LMBG Qualified

1

PCS

16

0116-706-002

Lock Washer

φ6 Black Zinc Plating

4

PCS

17

RC802-630-001/E

Bolt

M5*10

4

PCS

19

RC802-630-001

Console

Rev.2013

1

PCS

21

RC800-330-004

Handlebar-R Assembly

1 PCS

23

TR511-561-038

Philips washer head screw

M4*8，Black Zinc

8

PCS

24

RC800-801-002

Outer Cover R

1 PCS

27

0111-408-718

Carriage Bolt

M8*70

4

PCS

28

RC800-341-002

Rear Stabilizer

1 PCS

29

0116-608-008

Arc Washer

φ8,

18

PCS

30

0110-308-008

Cap Nut

M8, 4 PCS

31

0113-008-168

Allen head bolt

M8*16

33

PCS

32

0116-308-010

Spring washer

φ8

24

PCS

33

0116-008-010

Flat Washer

φ8

19

PCS

34

RC802-200-001

Main Frame

Rev.2013

1

PCS

35

RC800-401-001

Seat 1

PCS

36

RC800-801-001

Outer Cover L

1 PCS

37

RC802-630-001/F

Lower sensor wire

Rev.2013

1

PCS

39

RC800-350-001

Computer Post With Heart Rate

1 PCS

42

RC800-330-003

Handlebar-L Assembly

1 PCS

43

0111-008-208A

Allen Head screw

M8*20

4

PCS

44

0116-208-508A

Large Flat Washer

φ8*φ28

4

PCS

47

RC800-300-002

Swing Arm R

1 PCS

48

RC800-801-015

Philips screw

M6*12

2

PCS

49

0113-105-108

Cross recessed pan head screws

M5*10

6

PCS

51

RC800-801-202

Spring Knob

Black

2

PCS

52

0110-412-599

Flange Nut

M12*1.25

2

PCS

53

RC800-801-010

Upper Pedal L

1 PCS

54

RC800-300-001

Swing Arm L

1 PCS

55

RC800-310-002

Pedal Tube R

1 PCS

56

0114-742-198

Philips self-tapping screw

ST4.2*19

30

PCS

57

0114-142-088

Philips Self-tapping Screw

ST4.2*8，F Type

24

PCS

58

RC800-801-013

Lower Pedal Cover R

1 SET

59

RC800-801-012

Upper Pedal Cover R

1 SET

28

61

RC800-801-020

Adjusting Foot Pad

M10

1

PCS

62

RC800-340-001

Front Stabilizer

1 PCS

63

RC800-301-009

Bushing

φ48*18

2

PCS

64

RC800-801-011

Lower Pedal Cover L

1 SET

65

RC800-310-001

Pedal tube L

1 PCS

70

RC800-380-002

Seat adjusting handle R

1 PCS

75

RC800-370-001

Seat support frame

1 PCS

80

RC800-380-001

Seat adjusting handle L

1 PCS

81

RM610-881-101

Buffer pad

30*30*15

1

PCS

82

RC800-201-019

Rail

Chrome

1

PCS

84

0114-129-068

Phillips self-tapping screw

ST2.9*6

6

PCS

85

RC802-630-001/I

Data Cable, Main

Rev.2013

1

PCS

86

RC800-801-009

Rail cover

1 PCS

91

RC800-801-004

Main Cover R

1 PCS

92

RC802-391-002

Upper mounting bracket R

δ 2.0 (rev.2013)

1

PCS

93

BE760-881-001B

Disc Cover

φ80 2 PCS

96

RC800-221-005

Hex Nut

M16*1.0

1

PCS

97

RC800-221-004

Spacer 3

1 PCS

98

0200-310-53

Bearing

6004ZZ

2

PCS

99

RC800-221-002

Spacer 1

1 PCS

100

BC770-801-011

Sensor Bracket

1 PCS

101

RC802-630-001/J

Speed Sensor Cable

1 PCS

104

RC802-220-002

Pulley Assembly, Aluminum

φ260,J6,rev.2013

1

PCS

106

0249-200-46

Belt

460，J6

1

PCS

109

RC802-630-001/K

Power Input Receptacle Cable

rev.2013

1

PCS

110

RC802-391-001

Upper Mounting Bracket L

δ 2.0 , rev.2013

1

PCS

111

RC800-801-003

Main Cover L

1 PCS

112

RC800-391-004

Lower mounting bracket R

δ 2.0 , rev.2013

1

PCS

113

0114-142-198

Phillips self-tapping screw

ST4.2*19

3

PCS

115

RC802-630-001/L

Lower Control Board

Rev.2013

1

PCS

116

RC800-801-005

Base tube Cover L

1 PCS

117

RC800-801-007

Front Cover L

1 PCS

118

BC680-801-010A

End cap

2 PCS

119

0113-706-162

Allen Head Screw

M6*16 , rev.2013

4

PCS

120

CE-S05-000/RC800-230­001

EMS Fly Wheel /Idler Assembly

9 kg, rev.2013

1

SET

127

RC802-391-003

Lower Mounting bracket L

δ 2.0 , rev.2013

1

PCS

128

RC800-801-008

Front Cover R

1 PCS

129

RC800-801-006

Base tube Cover R

1 PCS

29

130

RC802-630-001/M

Transformer

type A plug, 110/220
VAC

1

PCS

131

RC800-391-007

Plastic sleeve

Φ10*41.5

1

PCS

132

0114-142-558

Phillips self-tapping screw

ST4.2*55

1

PCS

134

0114-742-068

Philips washer head screw

ST4.2*6，F Type

6

PCS

135

RC800-561-005

Child safety lock

Φ2.5*Φ8*156

1

SET

137

RC802-891-002

Hardware Pack

rev.2013

1

SET

138 Crank Removal Tool

S19 1 SET

139

0113-208-708

Allen head bolt

M8*70

1

PC

140

0110-808-008

Cap Nylon-nut

M8

1

PCS

141

BTBRCCP00114

INSPIRE CS2 STICKER

190*18mm

2

PCS

142

RC802-240-002

Crank/Pedal Tube Assembly

2

SET

143

RC802-350-002

Heart Rate Handlebar Assembly

1

SET

144

0113-306-128

Flat head screw

M6*12/Black Zinc

4

PCS

145

RC802-630-001

Pulse sensor wire

2 PCS

146

0110-406-003

Flange Nut

M6 4 PCS

147

0113-104-108

Cross recessed pan head screws

M4*10

4

PCS

ALTERNATE PLUG OPTIONS (to be ordered separately)

TYPE

PART NUMBER

COUNTRIES

PHOTO

A-type

RC802-631-002

(included with Transformer)

United States, Japan, Phillipines,
Canada, Columbia, Ecuador,
Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Peru,
Taiwan

I-type

RC802-631-003

Australia, New Zealand, China

C-type

RC802-631-004

Europe, Argentina, Russia,
Brazil, Egypt, India, Indonesia,
Israel, Pakistan, South Korea,
South Africa

G-type

RC802-631-005

United Kingdom, Hong Kong,
Singapore

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Warranty

This Warranty applies to Inspire Cardio products manufactured or distributed by Health In Motion LLC.

RESIDENTIAL WARRANTY:
10 YEAR FRAME (CS2)

Includes Main Frame and Welds
3 YEAR PARTS (all cardio units):

Excluding Paint and Finish (unless defective out of box)

1 YEAR LABOR (all cardio units)

LIGHT COMMERICAL WARRANTY
10 YEAR FRAME

Includes Main Frame and Welds
1 YEAR PARTS:

Excluding Paint and Finish (unless defective out of box)
1 YEAR LABOR

Inspire Fitness warrants that the Product you have purchased from Health In Motion or from an authorized Inspire reseller is free from
defects in materials or workmanship under normal use during the warranty period. Your sales receipt, showing the date of purchase of
the Product, is your proof of the date of purchase. You must demonstrate proof of purchase to obtain a warranty. This warranty extends
only to you, the original purchaser. It is not transferable to anyone who subsequently purchases the product from you. It excludes
expendable parts such as paint and finish and cosmetic items, including, but not limited to the following: grips, seats and labels. This
Warranty becomes VALID ONLY if the Product is assembled / installed following the instructions / directions included with the
Product.

Replacement and repair of parts
During the warranty period Inspire will, at no additional charge, repair or replace the product if it becomes defective, malfunctions, or
otherwise fails to conform with this warranty under normal personal, family, or household use. In repairing the product, Inspire Fitness
may replace defective parts with, at the option of Inspire Fitness, serviceable used parts that are equivalent to new parts in
performance, or new parts. All exchanged parts and products replaced under this warranty will become the property of Inspire Fitness.
Inspire Fitness reserves the right to change manufacturers and or specification of any part to cover any existing warranty.

Service procedures
To obtain warranty parts, you must return the parts to Inspire Fitness or an authorized Inspire Fitness retailer in its original container (or
equivalent). You must pre-pay any shipping charges, taxes, or any other charges associated with transportation of the product. In
addition, you are responsible for insuring any product shipped or returned. You assume the risk of loss during shipment. You must
present Inspire Fitness with proof-of-purchase documents (including the date of purchase, Model, and Serial Number). Any evidence
of alteration, erasing or forgery of proof -of-purchase documents will be cause to void this warranty. You may be charged a trip charge
if you are outside a reseller’s service area. Register your warranty online visit www.inspirefitness.net

Conditions and Exceptions
This warranty does not extend to any product not purchased from Inspire Fitness or from an authorized Inspire Fitness reseller. Labor
claims must be authorized prior to performing service or they may be denied. This warranty does not extend to any product missing a
serial number or with a serial tag that has been altered or defaced. This warranty does not extend to service calls to correct installation
of the equipment or instruct owners on how to use the equipment. This warranty does not extend to any product that has been damaged
or rendered defective; (a) as a result of accident, misuse, or abuse; (b) by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Inspire Fitness;
(c) by modification of the product; (d) as a result of service by anyone other than Inspire Fitness, or an authorized Inspire Fitness
warranty service provider; (e) product that has not been properly maintained (follow maintenance schedule found on product); (f) as a
result of neglect. Should any product submitted for warranty service be found to be ineligible, an estimate of repair cost will be
furnished and the repair will be made if requested by you upon Inspire Fitness receipt of payment or acceptable arrangement of
payment.

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Disclaimer
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY INSPIRE FITNESS MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES;
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. INSPIRE FITNESS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES NOT STATED IN THIS
WARRANTY. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT MAY BE IMPOSED BY LAW ARE LIMITED TO THE TERMS OF THIS
WARRANTY. NEITHER INSPIRE FITNESS NOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. INSPIRE FITNESS IS NOT RESPOSIBLE FOR THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF
ANY PARTS THAT INSPIRE FITNESS DETERMINES HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED AFTER THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE
TO ALTERATION, NEGLECT, ABUSE, MISUSE, NORMAL WEAR & TEAR, ACCIDENT, DAMAGE DURING TRANSIT OR
INSTALLATION, FIRE, FLOOD, OR ANY ACT OF GOD. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG
AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. This warranty gives you specific
legal rights and you may also have other rights that may vary from state to state. This is the only express warranty applicable to
Inspire Fitness’ “Inspire” branded cardio products. Inspire Fitness neither assumes nor authorizes anyone to assume for it any other
express warranty.