Schwinn 170 Journey 15 Manual

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ASSEMBLY MANUAL / OWNER’S MANUAL  
Manual en Espa\361ol Latino 
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Important Safety Instructions 3
  Safety Warning Labels / Serial Number  5
Specifications	 6
Before	 Assembly	 6
Parts 7
Hardware  8
Tools 8
Assembly 9
Leveling the Bike  15
Moving the Bike  15
Features	 16
  Console Features  17
 Bluetooth
® Connectivity  20
  Virtual Reality Experience on   
  Your Fitness Machine  21
   Remote Heart Rate Monitor  22Operations 
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 Adjustments  24
  Initial Setup  24
  Quick Start / Manual Program  25
	 User	Profiles	 25
	 Profile	Programs	 27
  Pausing or Stopping...

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
!This icon means a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,\
 could result in death or serious 
injury.
Obey the following warnings:
!Read and understand all warnings on this machine.
Carefully read and understand the Assembly instructions.
•	 Keep	bystanders	and	children	away	from	the	product	you	are	assembling	at	all	times.
•	 Do	not	connect	power	supply	to	the	machine	until	instructed	to	do	so.
•	 Do	not	assemble	this	machine	outdoors	or	in	a	wet	or	moist...

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•	 Set	up	and	operate	this	machine	on	a	solid,	level,	horizontal	surface.
•	 Make	the	Pedals	stable	before	you	step	on	them.	Use	caution	when	you	step	on	and	off	the	machine.
•	 Disconnect	all	power	before	servicing	this	machine.
•	 Do	not	operate	this	machine	outdoors	or	in	moist	or	wet	locations.	Keep	the	foot	pedals	clean	and	dry.
•	 Keep	at	least	24”	(0.6	m)	on	each	side	of	the	machine	clear.	This	is	the	recommended	safe	distance	for	access	
and	passage	around	and	emergency	dismounts	from	the...

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SAFETY WARNING LABELS AND SERIAL NUMBER
FCC Compliance
!Changes	or	modifications	to	this	unit	not	expressly	approved	by	the	party	responsible	for	compliance	could	void	
the	user’s	authority	to	operate	the	equipment.
The	machine	and	power	supply	comply	with	part	15	of	the	FCC	rules.	Operation	is	subject	to	the	following	two	
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device mu\
st accept any interference 
received,	including	interference	that	may	cause	undesired...

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SPECIFICATIONS
41.3” (105cm)21.4” (54cm)55.6” (141cm)
Before Assembly 
Select	the	area	where	you	are	going	to	set	up	and	operate	your	machine.	For	safe	operation,	the	location	must	be	on	
a	hard,	level	surface.	Allow	a	workout	area	of	a	minimum	90”	x	70”	(2.3m	x	1.8m).
Basic Assembly Tips
Follow these basic points when you assemble your machine:
1.			
Read	and	understand	the	“Important	Safety	Instructions”	before	assembly.
2.			 Collect	all	the	pieces	necessary	for	each	assembly	step.
3.			 Using	the...

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PARTS
ItemQtyDescription ItemQtyDescription
1 1Main Frame 91Seat Post
2 1Front Stabilizer 101Adjustment Knob
3 1Rear  Stabilizer 111Seat
4 1Top Shroud 121Left Pedal (L)
5 1Mast Gasket 131Right Pedal (R)
6 1Console  Mast (with Handlebar Mount)  141Water Bottle Holder
7 1Handlebars 151AC Adapter
8 1Console 161Handlebar Mount Cover
  Note:			Media	Cable	is	in	a	bag.
12 (L) 13 (R)11
7
1
2 4
8
5
14
3
9
15
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HARDWARE / TOOLSTo o l s
Included        Not Included
6	mm (recommended)
Item
QtyDescription
A 4Button Head Hex Screw M8 x 25
B 5Lock Washer M8
C 4Curved Washer M8
D 1Flat Washer M8
E 1T-handle
Note:    Select pieces of Hardware have been provided as spares on the 
Hardware	Card.	Be	aware	that	there	may	be	remaining	Hardware	
after	the	proper	assembly	of	your	machine.
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ASSEMBLY
1.  Attach Stabilizers to Main Frame
 
Note:			Hardware(*)	is	pre-installed	on	the	stabilizers	and	not	on	Hardware	Card.	Make	sure	transport	wheels	on	the 	
front stabilizer point forward, and the Schwinn®	decal	on	the	rear	stabilizer	faces	outward	from	the	machine.
2.  Install Console Mast, Mast Gasket and Top Shroud on Main Assembly
 NOTICE: 			Make	sure	the	Console	Cable	connector	(a)	does	not	fall	into	the	Console	Mast.	Align	the	clips	on	the	cable 	
connectors	and	make	sure	the	connectors...

10 3. Install Handlebars on Console Mast
  NOTICE: 			Do	not	crimp	the	cables.	Put	the	Handlebar	(7)	in	the	bracket	(6a),	adjust	the	Handlebar	to	the	desired 	
angle,	and	install	the	T-handle	(E)	through	the	holes.	Use	the	pull	cable	in	the	Handlebar	Mount	to	route 	
the	HR	cable	(7a)	through	the	slot	(6c)	under	the	Handlebar	Mount	to	the	top	of	the	mast.	Fully	tighten 	
the 	T-handle 	to 	keep 	the 	Handlebar 	in 	position. 	Push 	the 	cover 	(16) 	into 	position 	on 	the 	Handlebar 	Mount.
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6a
16
E...