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Maintaining the EC860 Professional
Recumbent Cycle
Because of its advanced design, the EC860 cycle requires little maintenance
beyond periodic cleaning, which is explained in this section. Keep in mind that,
as owner of this machine, you are solely responsible for its maintenance.
If you encounter problems with the cycle, follow the instructions in
Using the
Diagnostic Program
. This program performs some basic diagnostic routines that
can help you troubleshoot problems.
CAUTION: Unplug the cycle from the power outlet before performing any
maintenance tasks, such as cleaning.
Cleaning the Cycle
Clean the cabinet using normal over-the-counter products made for cleaning
plastic and rubber. Do not use these products on the electronic console since
they will scratch its surface.
Clean the surface of electronic console with a damp sponge or soft cloth. You
can use mild soap and warm water (not hot) or a general household cleaner to
clean the console. Dry the surface thoroughly with a clean towel.
Important: Do not pour liquids on the electronic console and take special care
when cleaning the electronic console display to avoid scratching its surface.
Using the Diagnostic Program
The EC860 cycle provides a Diagnostic program to help you troubleshoot most
problems that might arise. When you first access this program, it automatically
tests the operation of the main computer functions. If these functions pass, you
can test the operation of the keys and the speed sensor, Hall 1. If any test fails,
the EC860 cycle must be serviced. See
Getting Service
for details.
Note: The speed sensor, Hall 2, is not used on the EC860 cycle.
Accessing the Diagnostic program requires pressing a specific combination of
keys on the electronic console. This design helps secure the cycle from unau-
thorized access and changes.
To access the Diagnostic program, take the following steps:
1. If the cycle is turned off, turn it ON using the ON/OFF power switch.