Schwinn 201 Recumbent Bike Assembly Manual - Page 13

into

main

unit.

CAUTION!

If

the

wire

is

protruding

from

the

bottom

of

the

seat

rail

it

may

be

severed

or

damaged

when

the

seat

rail

is

fully

inserted

into

the

main

unit!

This

may

result

in

a

non-functioning

handgrip

heart

rate.

Carefully

slide

the

seat

rail

until

the

slots

in

the

side

of

the

rail

line

up

with

the

holes

in

the

main

unit.

Step

11:

Attach

SEAT

RAIL

(#9)

to

MAIN

UNIT

(#31)

with

4,

16

mm

BOLTS

(#22)

and

4

FLAT

WASHERS

(#7).

Again

do

not

tighten

until

after

step

12.

Place

BOLT

COVERS

(23)

over

BOLTS

(#22)

in

MAIN

UNIT

(#31).

Step

12:

Attach

REAR

STABILIZER

TUBE

(#10)

to

BASE

FRAME

(#32)

with

2

90mm

LONG

BOLTS

(#24),

2

CURVED

WASHERS

(#19),

and

2

ACORN

NUTS

(#20).

Tighten

with

provided

wrench.

Tighten

Allen

bolts

from

steps

10

and

11

with

provided

Allen

wrench.

Step

12b:

Feed

the

excess

coiled

wire

from

the

back

end

of

the

seat

rail

through

the

hole

on

top

of

the

seat

rail

until

about

6

inches

of

coiled

wire

is

on

the

outside

of

the

seat

rail.

Attach

the

end

of

the

wire

to

the

back

of

the

handlebar

assembly.

Feed

the

remaining

excess

wire

into

the

seat

rail

and

replace

the

end

cap

on

the

end

of

the

seat

rail.

After

completing

assembly

stage

5

verify

that

the

handgrip

heart

rate

works

by

hitting

manual

start

and

then

placing

your

hand

on

the

grip

heart

pad

located

on

the

handlebars.

Verify

that

a

heart

rate

registers

on

the

computer

panel

after

several

seconds.

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