ProForm 985 R Manual

							  
WhenDisc1begins 
playing,a1willappear 
IntheCDdisplay.Dudng 
trackIofDisc1,your 
personaltrainerwill 
demonstrateCD 
COACHtechnology. 
CAUTION:Besureto 
listentotrackIon 
DiscIbeforeusingthe 
twoworkoutprograms. ProgramSelect 
Buttons 
Track2onDisciistheFatBumingprogram.Track 
2willbeginaftertrack1,andcanalsobeselected 
withtheprogramselectbuttons.Afterabuttoqis 
pressed,anindicatorwiUmovearoundtheCDdis- 
playforafewsecondsandthenthenumber2will 
appear.CAUTION:Toscanforwardorbackward 
duringaprogram,standonthefootrailsand 
holddowntheprogramselectbuttons. 
Track1onDisc2istheIntervalprogram.Touse 
thisprogram,insertDisc2intotheCDplayer. 
Dudngeachprogram,anelectronicchirping=sound 
willalertyouwhenthespeedand/orinclineofthe 
treadmillisabouttochange.CAUTION:Always 
listenforthe=chirpandbepreparedforspeed 
and/orinclinechanges.InsomeInstances,the 
speedand/orinclinewillchangebeforethe 
personaltrainerdescribesthechange. 
Ifthespeedandinclinesettingsaretoohighortoo 
low,youcanmanuallyoverridethesettingsatany 
timebypressingtheSPEEDandINCLINEbut- 
tons.However,whenthenext=chirpisheard, 
thespeedandinclinewillchangebacktothe 
programmedsettings. 
INC/JNE!D|ST_ 
!sl=o_  LLII2/2/I1_._, walkingbeltwalbegintomove.Tostoptheprogram 
beforaItiscompleted,presstheSTOPbutton. 
[] AdjustthevolumeIfdesired. 
To us, evo,ume,II  presstheVOLUMEbut- 
tons.Thecurrentvolume 
settingwillappearinthe 
CDdisplay.Thereare 
tenvolumesettings. 
BFollowyourprogresswiththefourdisplays. 
Seestep5onpage9. 
r_Whentheprogramiscompleted,removethe 
key. 
Makesurethattheinclineofthetreadmillisat 
1.5%.Theinclinemustbeat1,5%whenthe 
treadmillisfoldedtothestoragepositionor 
thetreadmillwillbedamaged. 
Removethekeyfromtheconsoleandputitina 
secureplace.Inaddition,movetheon/offswitchto 
theoffpositionandunplugthepowercord. 
Ifdesired,youcanplayyourownmusicCDsintheCD 
player.ToplaymusicCDs,selectthemanualmode 
(seeHOWTOUSETHEMANUALMODEonpage9). 
Note:DonotplayCDslongerthan55minutes. 
WhilemusicCDsareplaying,thenumberofthecurrent 
trackwillnotbeshownintheCDdisplay;anindicator 
willmoverepeatedlyaroundtheCDdisplay. 
Topausetheprogram, 
pressthepausebutton. 
Thefourdisplayswill 
pause,theTIME/PACE 
displaywillbeginto 
flash,andtheletters 
=PAwillappearinthe 
CDdisplay.Torestart 
theprogram,pressthe 
playbutton.Whenthe 
nextchirpisheard,the 
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Theconsolecandisplayspeedanddistanceinmiles 
orkilometers.TochecktheunitofmeasuremenLhold 
downtheSTOPbutton_hile 
Insertingthekeyintothecon- 
sole.TheCALORIES/FAT 
CALOR!ESdisplaywillshow 
anE,=forEnglishmiles,oran 
=M,=forMetrickilometers.To 
changetheunitofmeasurement,presstheSPEED/k 
button. 
OetheunofmeasureI ;ll  mentisdisplayed_theTIME/_nME_O 
PACEdisplaywillshowthe 
totalnumberofhoursthatthe 
treadmillhasbeenused. 
InaddCdon,theINCUNF_JDIS-I_l_-==_=o_ 
TANCEdisplaywillshowthe_=_  totalnumberofmilesthattheff._ 
walkingbelthasmoved. 
Whenyouarefinishedviewingtheunitofmeasure- 
ment,totaltime,andtotaldistance,removethekey 
fromtheconsole. AvadetyofexcitingCDsIsavailableforpurchase. 
EachCDsetIncludestwonew30-minuteworkout 
programs. 
TopurchaseadditionalCDs,refertothecardaCcom- 
panyingthistreadmill. 
Ifyouwanttouse 
CDworkoutpro_ 
gramsorlistento 
musicCOswithout 
headphones,your 
treadmillcanbeup- 
gradedwithoptional 
stereospeakers. 
Thestf_raospeakers 
•mountdirectJyto 
yourtreadmilland 
COnnecteasilytothe 
integralCDplayer. 
bpurchasethestereospeakerkit,refertothecard 
ccompanyingthistreadmill. 
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HOWTOFOLDANDMOVETHETREADMILL 
HOWTOFOLDTHETREADMILLFORSTORAGE 
Beforefoldingthetreadmill,adjusttheInclinetothe 
lowestposition.Ifthisisnotdone,thetreadmillmaybeper- 
manentlydamaged.Next,unplugthepowercord.CAU- 
TION:Youmustbeabletosafelylift45pounds(20kg)In 
ordertoraise,lower,ormovethetreadmill. 
1.Holdthetreadmillwithyourhandsinthelocationsshownat 
theright.CAUTION:Todecreasethepossibilityofinjury, 
bendyourlegsandkeepyourbackstraight.Asyou 
raisethetreadmill,makesuretoliftwithyourlegsrather 
than_ourback.Raisethetreadmillabouthalfwaytothe 
vertk_alposition. 
2.Moveyourrighthandtothepositionshownandholdthe 
treadmillfirmly.Usingyourlefthand,pullthelatchknobto 
theleftandholdit.RaisethetreadmilluntilthelatchpinIs 
alignedwiththeholeinthecatch.Insertthelatchpininto 
thecatch.MakesurethatthelatchpinisfullyInserted 
intothecatch. 
Toprotectthefloororcarpetfromdamage,placeamat 
underthetreadmill.Keepthetreadmilloutof 
directsunlight.DonotleavethetreadmillintheStorage 
positionIntemperaturesabove85°Fahrenheit. 2 
HOWTOMOVETHETREADMILL 
Beforemovingthetreadmill,convertthetreadmilltothestorage 
positionasdescribedabove.Makesurethatthelatchpinis 
fullyinsertedintothecatch. 
1.Holdthetreadmillas.shownandplaceonefootagainsta 
wheel.Donotholdorpushonthebookholderorthe 
bookholdermaybedamaged. 
2.Tiltthetreadmillbackuntilitroilsfreelyonthefrontwheals; 
Carefullymovethetreadmilltothedesiredlocation.Never 
movethetreadmillwithouttippingitback.Toreduce 
theriskofinjury,useextremecautionwhilemovingthe 
treadmill.Donotattempttomovethetreadmilloveran 
unevensurface. 
3.Placeonefootonthebase,andcarefullylowerthetreadmill 
untilitisrestinginthestorageposition. 
HOWTOLOWERTHETREADMILLFORUSE E_J----J_-FrentWheelsJ 
1.Refertodrawing2above.Holdthetreadmillwithyourrighthandasshown.Usingyourlefthand,pullthelatch 
knobtotheleftandholdit.Pivotthetreadmilldownuntiltheframeispastthepin.Slowlyreleasethelatchknob. 
2.Refertodrawing1.Holdthetreadmillfirmlywithbothhands,andlowerthetreadmilltothefloor.CAUTION: 
•TodecreasethepossibilityofInjury,bendyourlegsandkeepyourbackstraight.13  
						

							  
•MAINTENANCEANDTROUBLE-SHOOTING 
Mosttreadmillproblemscanbesolvedbyfollowingthesimplestepsbelow.Rndthesymptomthat 
applies,andfollowthestepslisted.IffurtherassistanceIsneeded,callourtoll-freeHELPLINEat 
1-800-736-6879,MondaythroughSaturday,7s.m.until7p.m.CentralTime(excludingholidays) 
_-,°•° 
1.SYMPTOM:THEPOWERDOESNOTTURNON 
a.Makesurethatthepowercordispluggedintoasurgesuppressor,andthatthesurgesuppressorisplugged 
intoaproperlygroundedoutlet(seepage7).Useonlyasingle-outletsurgesuppressorthatisUL1449 
r=stedasatransientvoltagesurgesuppressor(TVSS).ThesurgesuppressormusthaveaULsuppressed 
voltageratingof400voltsorlessandaminimumsurgedissipationof450joules.Thesurgesuppressor 
mustbeelectdcaUyratedfor120voltsACand15amps. 
b.Afterthepowercordhasbeenpluggedin,makesurethatthekeyisinsertedintotheconsoleasfarasitwill 
go.SeestepIonpage9. 
c.Checkthecircuitbreakerlocatedonthetreadmillnearthe 
powercord.Iftheswitchprotrudesasshown,thecircuit 
breakerhastripped.Toresetthecircuitbreaker,waitforfive 
minutesandthenpresstheswitchbackin. 
d.Checktheon/offswitchlocatedonthetreadmillnearthe 
powercord.Theswitchmustbeintheonposition. 
2.SYMPTOM:THEPOWERTuRNsOFFDURINGUSE c 
TrippedReset 
d 
onj  Position 
a.Checkthecircuitbreakerlocatedonthetreadmillframenearthepowercord(see1,c.above).Ifthecircuit 
breakerhastdpped,waitforfiveminutesandthenpresstheswitchbackin. 
b.Makesurethatthepowercordispluggedin. 
c.Removethekeyfromtheconsole.Reinsertthekeyfullyintotheconsole.SeestepIonpage9. 
d.Makesurethattheon/offswitchisintheonposition. 
s 
e.ffthetreadmillstillwillnotrun,pleasecallourtoU-freeHELPLINE. 
3.SYMPTOM:THEDISPLAYSOFTHECONSOLEDONOTFUNCTIONPROPERLY 
a.RemovethekeyfromtheconsoleandUNPLUGTHEPOWER 
CORD.Removethescrewsfromthehood.Carefullyremovethe 
hood.LocatetheReedSwitch-(26)andtheMagnet(107)onthe 
leftsideofthePulley(12).TurnthePulleyuntiltheMagnetis 
alignedwiththeReedSwitch.Makesurethatthegapbetween 
th_MagnetandtheReedSwitchisabout1/8.Ifnecessa_, 
Io_._.entheReedSwitchScrew(121)andmovetheReedSwitch 
slightly.FletightentheScrew.Re-attachthehood,andrunthe 
treadmi!Uorafewminutestocheckforacorrectspeedreading. I 
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1/8-- 
121_ 
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4.SYMPTOM:souNDISHEARDINONLYONESIDEOFTHEHEADPHONES 
a.Makesurethattheheadphonesarefullyinsertedintotheheadphonejackontheconsole.  
						

							  
5.SYMPTOM:Thewalkingbeltslowswhenwalkedon 
a.UseonlyaUL-tistedsurgeprotector,ratedat15amps,witha14-gaugecordoffivefeetorlessInlength. 
b.Ifthewalkingbeltisovedightened,treadmillperformancemay 
decreaseandthewalkingbeltmaybepermanentlydamaged. 
RemovethekeyandUNPLUGTHEPOWERCORD.Usingthe 
allenwrench,tumbothrearrolleradjustmentboltscountemlock- 
wise,1/4ofaturn.WhenthewalkingbeltIspropedytightened, 
youshouldbeabletolifteachsideofthewalkingbelt3to4 
inchesoffthewalkingplatform.Becarefultokeepthewalking 
beltcentered.PJuginthepowercord,insertthekeyandrunthe 
treadmillforafewminutes.Repeatuntilthewalkingbeltisprop- 
erlytightened. 
c.Ifthewalkingbeltstillslowswhenwalkedon,pleasecallourtoll- 
fre__HELPUNE. b 
RearRollerAdjustmentBolts 
6.SYMPTOM:ThewalkingbeltIsoff-center 
a.Ifthewalkingbolthasshiftedtotheleft,firstremovethekeyand 
UNPLUGTHEPOWERCORD.Usingtheallenwrench,tumthe 
•leftrearrolleradjustmentboltclockwise,andthedghtboltcoun- 
terclockwise,1/4ofaturneach.Becarefulnottoovertightenthe 
walkingbelt.Pluginthepowercord,insertthekeyandrunthe 
treadmillforafewminutes.Repeatuntilthewalkingbeltiscen- 
tered. 
b.Ifthewalkingbelthasshiftedtotheright,firstremovethekey 
andUNPLUGTHEPOWERCORD.Usingtheallenwrench,turn 
theleftrearrolleradjustmentboltcounterclockwIse,andtheright 
boltclockwise,1/4ofatumeach.Becarefulnottoovertighten 
thewalkingbelt.Pluginthepowercord,insertthekeyandrun 
thetreadmillforafewminutes.Repeatuntilthewalkingbeltis 
centered. 
7.SYMPTOM:Thewalkingbeltslipswhenwalkedon 
a.Ifthewalkingbeltslipswhenwalkedon,firstremovethekeyand 
UNPLUGTHEPOWERCORD.Usingtheallenwrench.,tum 
bothrearrolleradjustmentboltsclockwise,1/4ofaturn.When 
thewalkingbeltiscorrectlytightened,youshouldbeabletolift 
eachsideofthewalkingbelt3to4inchesoffthewalkingplat- 
form.Becarefultokeepthewalkingbeltcentered.Pluginthe 
powercord,Insertthekeyandcarefullywalkonthetreadmillfor 
afewminutes.Repeatuntilthewalkingbeltispropedytightened. 
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-CONDITIONINGGUIDELINES 
Thefollowingguidelineswillhepyoutoplanyourex- 
erciseprogram.Formoreinformationaboutexercise, 
consultyourphysicianorobtainareputablebook. AerobicExercise 
Ifyourgoalistostrengthenyourcardiovascularsystem, 
yourexercisemustbeaerobic.Aerobicexerciseis 
activitythatrequireslargeamountsofoxygenforpro- 
longedpededsoftime.ThisIncreasesthedemandon 
thehearttopumpbloodtothemuscles,andonthe 
lungstooxygenatetheblood.Foraerobicexercise, 
adjustthespeedandInclineuntilyourheartrateisnear 
thehighestnumberinyourtrainingzone. 
HOWTOMEASUREYOUHEARTRATE 
EXERCISEINTENSITY 
Whetheryourgoalistobumfatortostrengthenyour 
cardiovascularsystem,thekeytoachievingthedesired 
resultsistoexercisewiththeproperIntensity.The 
properIntensitylevelcanbefoundbyusingyourheart 
rateasaguide.Thechartatthebottomofthispage 
showsrecommendedheartratesforfatburningand 
aerobicexercise. 
Tofindtheproperheartrateforyou,firstfindyourage 
atthetopofthechart(agesareroundedofftothe 
nearesttenyears).Next,findthethreenumbersbelow 
yourage.Thethreenumbersdefineyourtraining 
zone.Thelowesttwonumbersarerecommended 
heartratesforfatburning,andthehighestnumberis 
therecommendedheartrateforaerobicexercise. 
FatBumlng 
Tobumfateffectively,youmustexerciseatarelatively 
lowintensitylevelforasustainedperiodoftime.Dudng 
thefirstfewminutesofexercise,yourbodyuseseasily 
accessiblecarbohydratecaloriesforenergy.Onlyafter 
thefirstfewminutesdoesyourbodybegintousestored 
fatca/criesforenergy.IfyoiJrgoalistobumfat,adjust 
thespeedandInclineofthetreadmilluntilyourheart 
rateisnearthelowestnumberinyourtra!ningzone. 
Formaximumfatbuming,adjustthe_speedandincline 
untilyourheartrateisnearthemiddlenumberinyour 
trainingzone. Tomeasureyourheart 
rate,stopexercising 
andplacetwofingers 
onyourwdstas 
shown.Takeasix- 
secondheartbeat 
count_andmultiplythe 
resultbytentofind 
yourheartrate.(Asix- 
secof_dcountIsusedbecauseyourheartratedrops 
quicklywhenyoustopexercising.)Ifyourheartrateis 
toohighortoolow,adjustthespeedorinclineofthe 
LreadmUlaccordingly. 
WORKOUTGUIDEUNES 
Eachworkoutshouldincludethreeparts:(1)awarm- 
bp,(2)trainingzoneexercise,and(3)acool-down. 
WarmingUp 
Begineachworkoutwithfivetotenminutesofstretch- 
ingandlightexercisetowarmup.Aproperwarm-up 
increasesyourbodytemperature,heartrateandcircu- 
lationinpreparationforexercise. 
TrainingZoneExercise 
Afterwarmingup,increasetheIntensityofyourexer- 
ciseuntilyourheadrateisinyourtrainingzonefor20 
to30minutes.Breatheregularlyanddeeplyasyou 
exercise_neverholdyourbreath. 
I.:AGE120130140150160!701801 
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CoolingDown 
Endeachworkoutwithfivetotenminutesofstretching 
tocooldown.Thiswilldevelopmuscleflexibilityand 
willhelptopreventpost-exerciseproblems. ExerciseFrequency 
TomaintainorImproveyourcondition,completethree 
workoutseachweek,withatleastonedayofrestbe- 
tweenworkouts.Afterafewmonths,youmaycom- 
pleteuptofiveworkoutseachweekifdesired. 
Thekeytosuccessistomakeexercisearegularand 
enjoyablepartofyoureverydaylife. 
SUGGESTEDSTRETCHES 
Thecorrectformforseveralbasicstretchesisshowninthe 
drawingsattheright.Moveslowlyasyoustretch--_never 
bounce:* 
1.ToeTouchStretch 
Standwithyourkneesbentslightlyandslowlybendforward 
fromyourhips.Allowyourbackandshoulderstorelaxasyou 
reachdowntowardyourtoesasfaraspossible.Holdfor15 
counts,thenrelax.Repeat3times.Stretches:Hamstrings, 
backofkneesendback. 
2.HamstringStretch 
Sitwithonelegextended.Bringthesoleoftheoppositefoot 
towardyouandrestitagainsttheinnerthighofyourextended 
leg.Reachtowardyourtoesasfaraspossible.Holdfor15 
counts,thenrelax.Repeat3timesforbothlegs.Stretches: 
Hamstrings,lowerbackandgroin. 
3.Calf/AchtilesStretch 
Withoneleginfrontoftheother,reachforwardandplaceyour 
handsagainstawall.Keepyourbacklegstraightandyour 
backfootfiatonthefloq.(.Bendyourfrontleg,leanforwardand 
moveyourhipstowardthewallHoldfor15countsthen_elax. 
Repeat3timesforbothlegs.Tocausefurtherstretchingofthe 
achillestendons,bendyourbacklegaswell.Stretches: 
Calves,achillestendonsandankles. 
4.QuadricepsStretch 
Withonehandagainstawallforbalance,reachbackand 
grasponefootwithyourotherhand.BringyourheelasClose 
toyourbuttocksaspossible.Holdfor15counts,thenrelax. 
Repeat3timesforbothlegs.Stretches:Quadricepsandhip 
muscles. 
5.InnerThighStretch 
Sitwiththesolesofyourfeettogetherandyourkneesoutward. 
Pullyourfeettowardyourgroinareaasfaraspossible.Hold 
for15counts,thenrelax.Repeat3times.Stretches: 
Quaddcepsandhipmuscles. 2 
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•PARTLIST--ModelNo.831.298301RO599A 
Toidentifypadslistedbelow,refertotheEXPLODEDDRAWINGattachedInthecenterofthismanual. 
KeyKey 
No.Qty.DescriptionNo.Qty,Description 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
2O 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
3O 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45* 
46 
47 
48 
49 
5O 
18_,.51 2CenterTrack52 
2FootRail53 
1LeftFootRailCap54 
1FrontRollerAdjustmentNut55 
4Isolator56 
4Bumper57 
4PlatformScrew58 
1WalkingPlatform59 
2FramePivotBolt60 
2FramePivotSpacer61 
1WalkingBelt62 
1FrontRoUer/Pullay63 
16SmallScrew64 
1MotorBelt65 
1Updght/Base66 
1InclineFrame67 
1HoodBracket(long)68 
1FrontRoller/Pulley69 
150PowerWireHarness70 
1MotorTensionSpacer71 
8Nut72 
1liftMotorShield73 
2InclineMotorBolt74** 
1AlienWrench75 
1InclineMotor76 
1ReedSwitch77 
4JackScrew78 
1UprightGroundScrew79 
1UpdghUBaseGroundWire80 
2WheelBolt81 
2FrontWheel82 
2HoodAnchor83 
4MotorNut84 
1Pulley/Flywheel/pan85 
1Motor86 
4MotorBolt87 
4MotorIsolator88 
1MotorTensionBolt-89 
1ConsoleGroundScrew90 
2InclinePivotBolt91 
_--:1MotorHood92 
-_InclineMotorShield93 
2-InclinePivotWasher94 
3_Adj.Washer95 
1Motor/pulley/FlyJFan96 
1FrontRollerAdj.Bolt97 
1Transformer98 
1ElectronicsBracket99 
1Controller100 
1ElectronicsShield101 
1PowerSupply102 4PlasticStand-off 
1PowerCord 
1Grommet 
1On/OffSwitch 
1CircuitBreaker 
1OutletBracket 
2MotorTensionBushing 
2BeltGuide 
1Shock 
1FrontBellyPan 
1RightFootRailCap 
22PlasticFastener 
1ConsoleBase 
63/4ConsoleScrew 
1CrossbarHandrail 
2RearIsolator 
1BellyPan 
4ConsolePlateScrew 
4HoodScrew 
1Key/Clip 
2CapScrew 
1RearEndcap 
1OptionalSpeakerKit 
10BumperScrew/BellyPanScrew 
2RearRollerAdj.Bolt 
2CautionDecal 
1LatchDecal 
1Frame 
4RearDockScrew 
1Console 
1LatchCatch 
1RearRoller 
1ConsoleSpring 
2CableTie 
11CableTieScrew/ShieldScrew 
2CableTieClamp 
28CableTie 
54CableTie 
1UprightWireHarness 
2HandrailFoam 
1LockKnob 
1I_ockKnobSleeve 
1Spring 
1LockPinCollar 
1PinClip 
1LockPin 
1CDConsole 
1CDPlayer 
4CDFastener 
1CDPlate 
2RearEndcapSpacer  
						

							  
Key 
No.Qty.Description Key 
No.Qty.Descdptlon 
103 
104 
105 
106 
1071 
1081 
1091 
1101 
1111 
1121 
1131 
1142 
1151 
116I 
1172 
1182 
1191 
1202 
1211 
1221 
1231 
1242 
1251 
1261 
1271 
1282  4CDIsolator 
10ConsoleFastener 
4UprightEndcap 
1UprightGrommet 
Magnet 
ConsoleBaseBack 
ConsoleAssembly 
ReedSwitchClip 
InclineMotorSpacer 
OpticDisk 
OpticSwitchNut 
OpticSwitchWasher 
OpticSwitchBolt 
OpticSwitch 
21bs.HandWeight 
RollerGuard 
HeadPhone 
RearFoot 
GroundWire 
GroundWireScrew 
InclineStopBracket 
CrossbarBolt 
26WireHarness 
19StereoWireHarness 
20WireHarness 
CrossbarPlasticWasher 1292RhythmMixCDSet 
1308IsolatorScrew 
1311MotorIsolator 
1321ConsolePlate 
133150WireHarness 
13414WireHarness 
1352CrossbarWasher 
1362CrossbarPlasticWasher 
#112BluePigtailWire 
#18BlueWire,2Female 
#14BlueWire,Male/Female 
#18GreenWire,Female/Ring 
#16GreenWire,2Ring 
#18BlackWire,2Female 
#14=Black/WhiteWire 
#112WhitePigtailWire 
#28WhiteWire,2Female 
#19WireHarness 
#18WireHarness 
#1UsersManual. 
#Thesepartsarenotillustrated 
*Includesallpartsshowninthebox 
**Formoreinformationabouttheoptionalspeakerkit, 
seepage12. 
Specificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.Forinformationaboutorderingreplacementparts,seethe 
backcoverofthismanual. 
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EXPLODEDDRAWING--ModelNo.831.298301Ros_gA 
76 2O 
76 
44 5 
82 
18 
80_ 
118 
83 
73 8 2 
9 
11 
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2325 
111 
10 JJ112 
21115 
-21 
130 21 
36 
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REMOVETHISEXPLODEDDRAWINGFROMTHE 
USERSMANUAL.SAVETHISEXPLODEDDRAWING 
FORFUTUREREFERENCE. 
Toidentifythepartsshownonthisexplodeddrawing,refertothePARTLISTonpages18and19of 
theUSERSMANUAL.