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CONTINUOUS ROWING MACHINE
R 606 / R 610
GB OWNER'S MANUAL 2-5
D BETRIEBSANLEITUNG 6-9
F MODE D'EMPLOI 10-13
I MANUALE D'USO 14-17
ESP MANUAL DEL USUARIO 18-21
NL HANDLEIDING 22-25
S BRUKSANVISNING 26-29
FIN KÄYTTÖOHJE 30-33
SERIAL NUMBER
SERIENNUMMER
NUMERO DE SERIE
NUMERO DI SERIE
NÚMERO DE SERIE
SERIENUMMER
SERIENNUMMER
SARJANUMERO
583 2008 C
THE MOTOR
–
it´s you.
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INFORMATION AND WARNINGS
PLEASE READ THIS OWNER’S MANUAL THROUGH CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLING, USING
AND SERVICING THE ROWING MACHINE! FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS
MANUAL CAREFULLY.
THE EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR HOME USE ONLY. THE TUNTURI WARRANTY APPLIES
ONLY FOR FAULTS AND MALFUNCTIONS IN HOME USE. PLEASE NOTICE THAT THE WARRANTY DOES
NOT COVER ANY DAMAGES DUE TO NEGLIGENCE OF ASSEMBLY, ADJUSTMENT OR MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL!
NOTE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH
* Before you start any training, consult a physician to check your state of health.
* If you experience nausea, dizziness or other abnormal symptoms while exercising, stop your workout
at once and consult a physician.
* To avoid muscular pain and strain, begin each workout by warming up and end it by cooling down.
Don’t forget to stretch at the end of the workout.
NOTE ABOUT THE EXERCISING ENVIRONMENT
* The device is not to be used outdoors.
* Place the rowing machine on a fi rm, level and protected surface to optimaze training comfort and to
avoid any damages to the fl oor beneath the equipment.
* Make sure that the exercising environment has adequate ventilation. To avoid catching cold, do not
exercise in a draughty place.
NOTE ABOUT USING THE EQUIPMENT
* If children are allowed to use the device, they should be supervised and taught to use the
rowing machine properly, keeping in mind the child’s physical and mental development and their
personality.
* Before you start using the rowing machine, make sure that it functions correctly in every way. Do not
use a faulty device.
* Only one person may use the device at a time.
* Wear appropriate clothing and shoes when exercising.
* Do not attempt any servicing or adjustment other than those described in this manual. The given
instructions must be followed carefully.
* The device must not be used by persons weighing over 110 kg.
ASSEMBLY
Before assembling the device, make sure the following
parts are present:
1. Frame
2. Rail
3. Rear support
4. Seat
5. Plastic covers for the rear support
6. Plastic cover for the drawbar holder
7. Assembly kit (contents marked with * in the
spare part list)
Place the frame on the fl oor so that it faces upward and
remove the meter carefully from the frame. Insert two 1,5
V batteries by opening the bottom of the meter cover.
Note the - and + signs marked in the case. Replace the
cover (R 606: fasten the meter to the frame). Fit the head
of the rail carefully in its place. Thread the heart-rate
receiver cable of the model R 610 carefully below the
plastic frame cover and attach the cable to the meter.
Fasten the meter to the frame.
METER AND FRAME
In case of any problems, contact always your local
Tunturi distributor.
The spare part list is at the back of the manual.
Assemble the device as follows :
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Support the rail with one hand, place the fastening
screws and sleeves through the holes in the rail,
and screw, fi nger-tight only, into the threaded holes
in the frame.
Lower the device to a horizontal position, open the
footstraps and pull them aside, revealing the two holes
for the fastening screws. Place the screws with sleeves
on the end of the allen key wrench and set them carefully
in place through the holes. Tighten all 4 screws securely
with the allen key wrench and slip the footstraps back
under the metal hooks on the side of the frame. Attach
the plastic cover of the R 610 drawbar holder with
4 allen screws.
METER
The meter switches on automatically when you start
rowing or press the RESET-key on the meter, and
switches off when you have not exercised or pressed
the key for about 4 minutes. You can reset the readings
by pressing the RESET key.
Protect the meter from direct sunlight, as it may
damage the liquid crystal display. Protect the meter
from water and avoid severe impacts, as these may
also damage the meter.
DISPLAYS
STROKES:
Counts rowed strokes upwards (0-9999).
TIME:
Shows time counted upwards (0:00-59:59).
STROKES/MIN:
Number of strokes per minute (0-999).
SEAT AND RAIL
Push the grey plastic covers into place on the ends of
the rear support. Attach the end piece to the top of
the rear support loosely with the screw and place the
rear support into place at the rear of the rail. Tighten
the attachment screw and push the white plug over
the hole in the rail.
CALORIES:
Estimated total calorie consumption (0.0-999 kcal).
Because different people’s capacity to produce energy
varies, the energy consumption display shows only
an approximation of the real consumption: this meter
calculates the energy consumption on the basis of fi xed
and measured values.
PULSE (R 610):
Shows pulse frequency per minute (70-199) beats
/ minute).
USE
Rowing is a very effective form of exercise. In addition
to strengthening the heart and improving circulation,
it develops the various groups of large muscles: the
back, the abdomen, the arms, the shoulders as well
as the pelvis and the legs. Rowing also develops
muscular fl exibility without exertion of joints, and it is
a recommended form of exercise for those who suffer
from pains in the neck and shoulder area.
To mount the seat, use the four allen screws in the
assembly kit to fi x the seat to the carriage on the
rail. The edges of the base plate should be inside the
edges of the carriage.
Working out using a rowing machine is excellent aerobic
exercise, the principle being that the exercise should
be suitably light, but of long duration. Aerobic exercise
is based on improving the body’s maximum oxygen
uptake, which in turn improves endurance and fi tness.
The ability of the body to burn fat as a fuel is directly
dependent on its oxygen-uptake capacity.
Aerobic exercise should above all be pleasant. You
should perspire, but you should not get out of breath
during the workout. You should exercise at least
three times a week, 30 minutes at a time, to reach
a basic fi tness level. Maintaining this level requires
a few exercise
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ROWING MOTION
Tighten the footstraps. Take a grip on
the bar and start the rowing stroke by
leaning slightly forward, with the knees
bent and the arms straight.
BICEPS (ELBOW FLEXORS)
You can develop the biceps while rowing
by taking an undergrasp of the bar or
in the following way: grasp the bar from
underneath, keep your knees straight and
your feet under the footstraps. Begin the
movement with your arms straight.
Push yourself backwards straightening
your back and your legs simultaneously.
TRICEPS (ELBOW EXTENSORS)
Sit on the seat with your back towards
the frame and grasp hold of the bar as
indicated in the fi gure.
Continue the movement until you lean
slightly backwards and fl ex your arms
at the same time. Return to the starting
position, lean forward and straighten
your arms.
CHEST MUSCLES
Stand by the machine as indicated in the
fi gure, with your foot on the rail.
Bend your arms. NOTE! Make sure the
wire hook does not fray the wire!
Straighten your arms. NOTE! Make sure
the wire hook does not fray the wire!
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Pull the bar with the arm bent. Repeat
the same with the other arm. NOTE!
Make sure the wire hook does not fray
the wire!
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sessions each week. Once the basic condition has been
reached, it is easily improved, simply by increasing the
number of exercise sessions.
Exercise is always rewarding for weight loss, because
it is the only way of increasing the energy spent by the
body. This is why it is always worthwhile to combine
regular exercise with a healthy diet. A dieter should
exercise daily - at fi rst 30 minutes or less at a time,
gradually increasing the daily workout time to one hour.
You should start slowly at a low pedalling speed and low
resistance, because for an overweight person strenuous
exercise may subject the heart and circulatory system
to excessive strain. As fi tness improves, resistance and
speed can be increased gradually.
Short sequences at heavy load increase maximum
strength and muscular mass, longer sequences at a
lighter load trim the body and develop stamina.
CHANGING BATTERIES
If there are only weak or no fi gures on display, change
the batteries (2 x 1,5 V AA). Dismount the meter from
the frame and disconnect the meter and the cables.
Open the meter cover and change the batteries. Replace
the back cover, reconnect the cables and fasten the
meter to the frame.
STORAGE
Move the rowing machine according to the following
instruction: stand behind the device and grip the rail
with one hand and the seat with the other. Tilt the device
so that is rests on the transportation wheels. Move the
device by wheeling it on transportation wheels. Lower
the device onto fl oor while holding on to the rail and the
seat,all the time remaining behind the device.
ADJUSTING RESISTANCE
To increase or decrease resistance, turn the adjustment
knob clockwise (+ direction) to increase resistance and
counterclockwise (- direction) to decrease resistance.
The scale of the knob helps you fi nd and reset a
suitable resistance.
In rowing machines with fl ywheel construction, stroke
speed is at highest at the end of the rowing stroke
with the body leaning slightly backwards and the arms
fl exed against the chest. The fl ywheel speed is also at
its highest at this point. Stroke speed is at its lowest at
the start of the rowing stroke. If you row at a very low
resistance at a fast tempo, the fl ywheel will continue to
rotate fast at the beginning of the rowing motion, and
there may be an idle stroke. It is therefore recommended
to use a higher resistance when the rowing tempo
is very fast.
SERVICE
The rower requires a minimum of maintenance. From
time to time, check that all fi xing screws and nuts are
securely tightened. Clean the device with a damp cloth.
Do not use solvents. Check the condition of the wire
before every training session.
NOTE: Follow the moving instructions because lifting
the device incorrectly may strain your back or cause
other risk of accidents.
To prevent malfunctioning of the machine, keep it in a
dry place with as little temperature variation as possible,
protected from dust.
To minimize the strain on the resistance mechanism, we
recommend that the resistance adjustment knob is set
to position 0 after every training session.
DIMENSIONS
Length 163 cm Width 37 cm
Height 41 cm Weight 35 kg
All Tunturi models are designed to meet the
electromagnetic compatibility directive, EMC and are
affi xed with the EC conformity marking.
Specifi cation may be changed due to our continuous
programme of product development.
If you notice any defects or malfunctions in the device
during the use, contact your dealer immediately.
In spite of continuous quality control, individual
defects and malfunctions may occur due to individual
components. It is in most cases unnecessary to take the
whole rowing machine for repair, as it is usually suffi cient
to replace the defective part.
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Ref. no. Part no.
1 373 200 88 Resistance cable, R606 1
- 3,9x13 DIN 7981 Screw 1
1 373 2006 Resistance cable, R610 1
- M5x10 DIN 7991 Screw 1
2 533 1014 Adjuster knob, R606 1
3 233 2010 Meter, R606 1
3 233 2013 Meter, R610 1
4 173 2010 Foot rest cover 1
- M4 DIN 9021 Washer 8
- KB 30x8 WN 1441 Screw 8
5 103 2011 Frame , R606 1
5 103 2015 Frame , R610 1
- M6 DIN 934 Nut 4
- M6 DIN 125 Washer 4
- M6x30 DIN 603 Screw, T-info 2/99 2
6 173 2013 Cover, R610 1
* - M5x8 DIN 912 Screw 4
7 433 2005 Rubber moulding, pair 1
- M5x16 DIN 603 Screw 4
- M5 DIN 934 Nut 4
10 433 2007 Frame back plate, R606 1
10 433 2010 Frame back plate, R610 1
- M5x8 DIN 7500-C Screw 4
13 173 2011 Case cover 1
- KB 30x8 WN 1441 Screw 4
14 443 2008 Foot strap 1
15 443 2009 Foot pad 2
16 503 2009 Fixing plate 1
- M5x16 DIN 7500-C Screw 2
18 533 618 86 Rope 1
19 523 2002 Sleeve 2
- M8x35 DIN 933 Screw 1
- M8 DIN 125 Washer 1
- M8 DIN 985 Nut, nylon 1
23 403 2014 Magnet 1
- M5x8 DIN 912 Screw 2
25 213 2007 Draw bar (incl. 27) 1
26 223 0001 Rope (incl. 26a, 64) 1
26a 533 2014 Sleeve 1
27 213 2003 Handle grip 2
28 403 2017 Receiver, R610 1
29 173 2015 Cover, R610 1
- M3x10 DIN 966 A4 Screw 2
- M3 DIN 934 Nut 2
30 M10x120 DIN 931 Bolt 1
- M10 DIN 934 Nut 1
31 72 1016 120 Sleeve, R606 2
32 523 111 87 Bearing, R606 2
33 72 1115 305 1 Sleeve, R606 T-info 4/98 1
34 303 200 88 Flywheel, R606 1
34 303 2005 Flywheel (incl. 104), R610 1
35 443 204 88 Brake belt, R606 1
- M5 DIN 9021 Washer 1
- M5x8 DIN 912 Screw
36 433 1013 Aluminium circle, R610 1
- M5x10 DIN 7991 Screw, R610 4
39 533 227 89 Distance ring, R606 1
40 263 1002 Freewheel, R606 1
40 373 2009 Freewheel, R610 1
- M5x20 DIN 912 Screw 4
- M5 DIN 934 Nut, R606 4
41 173 203 88 Spring case, R606 1
41 173 2016 Spring case, R610 1
- KB 30x8 WN 1441 PT-screw 4
43 653 202 88 Spring hub, R606 1
43 503 2013 Spring hub, R610 1
- M5x8 DIN 7991 Screw, R610 2
44 643 200 88 Spring, R606 1
44 643 2004 Spring, R610 1
45 72 1015 90 Sleeve, R606 1
45 62 1017 20 Washer, R610 1
46 103 2003 Frame fl at bar 1
- M8x20 DIN 7991 Screw 2
50 503 1004 Fastening piece, R610 1
52 72 0608 205 1 Sleeve 1
53 213 2008 T-info 18/98 Brake slacker
(incl. 23, 2 x screw) 1
- M6x35 DIN 912 Screw 1
- M6 DIN 985 Nut nylon 1
55 443 2002 Plastic sleeve 1
56 72 0608 160 1 Sleeve 1
57 533 204 88 Rope wheel 1
- M6x45 DIN 7991 Screw 1
- M6 DIN 125 Washer 1
- M6 DIN 934 Nut 1
Ref. no. Part no.
- M6 DIN 985 Nut nylon 1
59 433 2011 Seat plate 1
60 643 2001 Spring 1
62 153 2001 Seat 1
63 153 2006 Seat base plate 1
- M6x16 DIN 933 Screw 4
- M6 DIN 125 Washer 4
64 533 2002 Plug 1
65 153 2007 Seat roller frame 1
* - M5x8 DIN 912 Screw T-info 5/99 4
66 653 207 89 Sleeve 2
67 533 232 86 Bearing roller 4
68 72 0616 185 1 Sleeve 6
70 533 220 84 Bearing roller 2
- M6 DIN 985 Nut, nylon 2
- M6 DIN 125 Washer 2
- M6x35 DIN 7991 Screw 6
72 103 2010 Rail, R606 1
72 103 2013 Rail, R610 1
* - M8 DIN 125 Washer 4
* - M8x12 DIN 912 Screw 4
73 503 2011 Rail fi xing piece 1
- M8 DIN 125 Washer 1
- M8x16 DIN 912 Screw 1
*74 533 5005 Plug 1
75 433 2014 Bumper 1
76 103 2014 Rear support 1
*77 533 1007 Support plug 2
78 533 225 89 Rear plug 1
79 103 230 90 Moulding 2
- 2,9x6 DIN 7981 Screw 4
82 433 2012 Seat stopper 1
- M6x12 DIN 912 Screw 2
83 533 4010 Bumper 1
84 423 2022 Label set, R606 1
84 423 2023 Label set, R610 1
87 403 2013 Sensor 1
- M3x10 DIN 966 A4 Screw 2
- M3 DIN 934 Nut 2
90 72 0612 100 1 Sleeve 1
91 220 065 Nippel, adjuster, R606 1
- M6 DIN 125 Washer, R606 1
92 533 2021 Adapter, adjuster, R606 1
92 503 2012 Washer, R610 1
93 423 2020 Membrane 1
94 533 4005 Wheel, R606 2
94 533 1048 Wheel, R610 2
95 672 001 Retaining ring, R606 2
95 673 500 88 Push-on fastener, R610 2
96 533 4018 Wheel cap, R606 2
96 72 0813 100 1 Sleeve, R610 2
99 643 1005 Spring, R610 1
- M6x50 DIN 933 Screw 1
- M6 DIN 934 Nut 1
100 343 2006 Axle, R610 1
101 373 2007 Magnet bow, R610 1
- M8 DIN 125 Washer 1
- M8 DIN 985 Nut, nylon 1
102 523 2018 Sleeve, R610 2
103 373 2008 Magnet bow, R610 1
- M8 DIN 125 Washer 2
- M8x35 DIN 933 Screw 2
104 523 2016 Plate, R610 1
105 523 2015 Plate, R610 1
106 673 2002 Retaining ring, R610 1
107 63 106798J Washer, R610 2
* 553 2002 Assembly kit (incl. * ) 1
* 556 0001 Allen key, 6 mm 1
* 556 335 Allen key, 4 mm 1
- 583 2006 Owner’s manual 1
- 583 0006 Warranty booklet, GB,F,E,NL 1
Warranty booklet, D, I,FIN,S 1
Warranty booklet, GB, F, E 1
A = Thermoplastic / Kunststoff, Thermoplast
B = Paper, Carton / Papier, Pappe
C = Metal / Metall
D = Electronics / Elektronik
E = Other / Sonstiges
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