Star Trac 3000 User Manual

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Specifications and Main Features

Model: Star Trac 3000 Series Treadmills
Display Panels: Four possible panel display.
Handrail Design: New design in handrail.
Bed Construction: New 2-piece floating bed that provides better cushioning and durability.
Optional Features: Extension of elevation ranges, extension of speed ranges features.
Maximum Elevation: Has an adjustable range of 1% to 15% and is adjusted in an increment of 1%.
Speed Range: Range of speed varies from .1 mph upwards to the maximum specified by the model.
Heart Rate Monitoring: Timer integrated with monitor that has pulse detection system incorporated.
Programs: Eight fixed programs along with custom programming features.
Display Features: Has features such as elapsed time, distance, speed, total calories, laps, pace, 1/4 mile track display.
Control Keys: Keys for controlling speed, keys for controlling elevation, keys for stopping and starting the machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What should I do id feel faint or dizzy during the usage of the treadmill?

A: Cease operating the treadmill at once.

Q: Can children use the treadmill?

A: No children should be allowed to use the treadmill unless supervised.

Q: How do I change the elevation of the treadmill?

A: Change the elevation with the UP and DOWN elevation control keys in 1% increments.

Q: What should I do if the display shows an error code?

A: Call the Star Trac’s Service Hotline immediately at (800) 228-6635.

Q: In what manner can I monitor my heart rate by using the treadmill?

A: Press the pause key, locate the pulse, hit the heart key on the console as the first pulse is felt, wait for the ninth pulse while counting out the beats, and hit the heart key once more on the tenth pulse. The subsequent display will reveal an estimate of your heart rate.

Q: For what purpose are the pre-set programs intended?

A: In broad strokes, the purpose of the pre-set programs is to assist the users in having better control over the duration and intensity of their workout, thus, making structured exercise more convenient to perform.