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TABLE OF CONTENTSBEFORE YOU BEGIN...................................................................................……… 2IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES.............................................................................3WARNING LABEL PLACEMENT…………………………………………………4HARDWARE PACK…............................................................................................... 5ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................6-17COMPUTER OPERATION GUIDELINE……………….………………………….18-24PARTS LIST………..………………………………………………………………..25-29EXPLODED DIAGRAMS…….…………………………..…………………………30-32WARRANTY.................................................................................................………..33BEFORE YOU BEGINThank you for selecting the INSPIRE CARDIOSTRIDER. For your safety andbenefit, read this manual carefully before using the machine. As a manufacturer,we are committed to providing you complete customer satisfaction. If you haveany questions or find that there are missing or damaged parts, please call ourTOLL-FREE customer service number. Our Customer Service Agents willprovide immediate assistance to you.Toll-Free Customer Service Number1-877-738-1729Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PSTwww.inspirefitness.netwww.cardiostrider.com2


IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICEPRECAUTIONSThis exercise machine is built for optimum safety. However, certain precautions apply whenever you operate a piece <strong>of</strong>exercise equipment. Be sure to read the entire manual before you assemble or operate your machine. In particular, notethe following safety precautions:1. Keep children and pets away from the machine at all times. DO NOT leave children unattended in thesame room with the machine. The linkages on this machine can cause serious injury or death if usedimproperly.1. 2. Never place your hands or feet in the path <strong>of</strong> the linkages because injury may occur to you or damagemay occur to the equipment. Never allow children to come near or approach the moving linkages while in use.2. 3. If the user experiences dizziness, nausea, chest pain, or any other abnormal symptoms, STOP theworkout at once. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY.3. 4. Position the machine on a clear, leveled surface. DO NOT use the machinenear water or outdoors.4. 5. Keep hands away from all moving parts.5. 6. Always wear appropriate workout clothing when exercising. DO NOT wear robes or other clothingthat could become caught in the machine. Running or aerobic shoes are also required when using the machine.6. 7. Use the machine only for its intended use as described in this manual. DO NOT use attachments notrecommended by the manufacturer.7. 8. Do not place any sharp object around the machine.8. 9. Disabled persons should not use the machine without a qualified person or physician in attendance.9. 10. Before using the machine to exercise, always do stretching exercises to properly warm up.10. 11. Never operate the machine if the machine is not functioning properly.11. 12. Maximum user weight 300 lbs.CARE AND MAINTENANCE1. 1. Keep seat slider clean2. 2. Inspect and tighten all parts before using the machine.3. 3. The Frame and Seat Pad <strong>of</strong> the machine can be cleaned using a damp cloth and mild non-abrasivedetergent. DO NOT use solvents.WARNING: BEFORE BEGINNING ANY EXERCISE PROGRAM, CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN. THIS ISESPECIALLY IMPORTANT FOR INDIVIDUALS OVER THE AGE OF 35 OR PERSONS WITH PRE-EXISTING HEALTH PROBLEMS. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING ANY FITNESSEQUIPMENT. Neither Health In Motion, LLC. nor FG1, LLC. ASSUMES ANY RESPONSIBILITY FORPERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY OR THROUGH THE USE OF THISPRODUCT. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.3


CARDIOSTRIDER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONSTEP 1: FRAME STABILIZER ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 1)


A.) Carefully unpack <strong>contents</strong> <strong>of</strong> box leaving the 3 large styr<strong>of</strong>oam frame support blocks in place. Inside thepackaging locate the Styr<strong>of</strong>oam block (with Red Sticker) packed near the Console Assembly. Place aside for usein STEP 2.B.) Remove large styr<strong>of</strong>oam frame support from REAR portion <strong>of</strong> frame. The Rear Stabilizer mounting bracketshould now be exposed.C.) Place Rear Stabilizer Tube Assembly (#28) underneath the Rear Mounting Bracket. Ensure that the transportwheels are facing backwards.D.) Attach the Rear Stabilizer Tube to the frame as shown in FIGURE 1 with qty 2 M8x70 carriage bolts (#27), qty 2M8 curved washers (#29) and qty 2 M8 acorn nuts (#30).E.) Remove large styr<strong>of</strong>oam frame support from FRONT portion <strong>of</strong> frame. The front mounting bracket shouldnow be exposed.F.) Place Front Stabilizer Tube (#62) underneath the front mounting bracket.G.) Attach the Front Stabilizer Tube (#62) to the front mounting bracket as shown in FIGURE 1 with qty 2 M8x70carriage bolts (#27), qty 2 M8 curved washers (#29) and qty 2 M8 acorn nuts (#30).NOTE: To install Child Safety Lock System. Remove M8 Acorn nut from left side and refer to Child SafetyLock Installation instructions included in packaging. H.) Attach Right Cam Lock Handle (#70) and tighten qty2 socket screws (#69). NOTE: Ensure that the Right Cam Lock Handle has an “R” sticker on it. I.) AttachLeft Cam Lock Handle (#80) using qty 2 socket screws (#69). NOTE: Ensure that the Left Cam Lock Handlehas an “L” sticker on it.6


STEP 2: SWING ARM ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 2)A.) Place Arm Spacer (#63) on right side <strong>of</strong> Frame Pivot Shaft (A) with open end


facing inward. NOTE: Failure to assemble this part correctly will result inpermanent damage to the machine during use!B.) Place Right Lower Pedal Arm Assembly (#47) on Front Pivot Shaft (A). Secure using qty 1 Oversized FlatWasher (#44) and qty 1 M8x20 Hex Bolt (#43). NOTE: When assembling Pedal Arm put finger inside theBearing Pivot to ensure spacer is centered. Without the Spacer centered you will not be able to place thePedal Arm on the Shaft.C.) Place the Right Lower Pedal Arm Assembly (#47) on top <strong>of</strong> the Styr<strong>of</strong>oamSupport Block (with Red Dot) so the ball bearing connection assembly sits on top<strong>of</strong> the Styr<strong>of</strong>oam Support Block.D.) Secure the Right Upper Pedal Arm Assembly (#89) to the Right Lower Pedal ArmAssembly (#47) as shown below using qty 6 Curved Washers (#29), qty 6 LockWashers (#32) and qty 6 M8x16 socket screws (#31).E.) Place Arm Spacer (#63) on left side <strong>of</strong> Frame Pivot Shaft (B) with open endfacing inward. NOTE: Failure to assemble this part correctly will result inpermanent damage to the machine during use!F.) Place Left Lower Pedal Arm Assembly (#54) on Front Pivot Shaft (B). Secure using, qty 1 Oversized Flatwasher (#44) and qty 1 M8x20 Hex Bolt (#43). NOTE: When assembling Pedal Arm put finger inside theBearing Pivot to ensure spacer is centered. Without the Spacer centered you will not be able to place thePedal Arm on the Shaft.G.) Place the Left Lower Pedal Arm Assembly (#54) on top <strong>of</strong> the Styr<strong>of</strong>oam SupportBlock (with Red Dot) so the ball bearing connection assembly sits on top <strong>of</strong> theStyr<strong>of</strong>oam Support Block.H.) Secure the Right Upper Pedal Arm Assembly (#89) to the Right Lower Pedal ArmAssembly (#54) as shown below using qty 6 Curved Washers (#29), qty 6 LockWashers (#32) and qty 6 M8x16 socket screws (#31).


STEP 3 (See FIGURE 3)A.) Assemble Seatback (#8) onto Seat Slider Assembly. Align lower holes and secure using qty 2 M8 Flat Washers(#33), qty 2 M8 Lock Washers (#32) and qty 2 M8 x 16mm Socket Screws (#31).B.) Choose a preferred Seatback Recline Angle. The seatback (#8) may be installed in 3 different ReclineAngles (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER) based on the users’ preferred position. Align upper seatback tubethreaded hole with preferred hole based on the below figure. Secure using qty 2 M8 Flat Washers (#33), qty 2M8 Lock Washers (#32) and qty 2 M8 x 16mm Socket Screws (#31).C.) Secure seat bottom pad (#35) to Seat Slider Assembly using qty 4 Flat Washers (#33) and qty 4M8x16mm Socket Screws (#31).


10STEP 4: SIDE COVERS (see FIGURE 4)A.) Attach Ride Side Cover (#24) using qty 4 Phillips Head Washer Screws (#23). Make sure crank can spin


freely with no side cover interference.B.) Attach Left Side Cover (#36) using qty 4 Phillips Head Washer Screws (#23). Make sure crank can spin freelywith no side cover interference.12


STEP 5: HANDLE ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 5)A.) Slide Right Handle Assembly (#21) into the Right Swing Arm Sleeve (#47). Make sure the pop pin (#51) isfully engagedWARNING: Check to make sure the Right Handle Assembly has an “R” Sticker on it. Accidentalswitching <strong>of</strong> the Right and Left Handle Assemblies can result in serious injury.


B.) Slide Left Handle Assembly (#42) into the Left Swing Arm Sleeve (#51). Make sure the pop pin (#51) is fullyengagedWARNING: Check to make sure the Left Handle Assembly has an “L” Sticker on it. Accidentalswitching <strong>of</strong> the Right and Left Handle Assemblies can result in serious injury.14


STEP 6: CONSOLE ASSEMBLY (See FIGURE 6)A.) Wash Water Bottle (#9) thoroughly with warm soapy water.B.) Attach Water Bottle Cage (#38) to Console Assembly using qty 2 Phillips


Head Screws (#49). Slide on Water Bottle (#9). C.) Attach console cable (#37) to mast cable (#85) as shown inFIGURE A. D.) Slide Console Assembly (#39) onto the Main Frame (#34). NOTE: Makesure not to pinch the cable assembly when assembling the console onto the mounting bracket.E.) Secure Console Assembly (#39) onto the Main Frame (#34) using qty 4 Flat Washers (#33) – flat sides <strong>of</strong> tube,qty 2 Curved Washers (#29) – curved front <strong>of</strong> tube, qty 6 Lock Washers (#32), and qty 6 M8x16mm Screws(#31).F.) Remove protective film from Console button overlay. G.) Insert the Power Adapter (#130) into theRear Power Input Connector on Main Frame as shown in FIGURE B. Plug Power Adapter intopower source.Computer LCD should turn on and sound a long beep.FINAL STEPUnscrew levelers on Front Stabilizer Assembly (#62) so that both sit flat on the ground.under the frame center tube may be unscrewed to add support in the center <strong>of</strong> the unit.An additional leveler16


COMPUTER OPERATIONBASIC OPERATION After computer starts up, press START to enter into Manual Mode. Press and hold the STOP/RESET key for 2 seconds to RESET the computer(at any time) RESISTANCE: Press the UP or DOWN key to change the Resistance Level. The Resistancemay be adjusted from LEVEL 1 (Lowest) to LEVEL 20 (Highest). The Resistance level isdisplayed in the top center <strong>of</strong> the LCD. VIEW: The top LCD readout shows the current workout data. Press the VIEW button to changethe DATA view to display either WATTS/CALORIES to RPM/DISTANCE .STANDARD PROGRAMS:The CS2 CardioStrider has 6 Standard workout programs that will automatically adjust the


esistance.a. o PEAKb. o PLATEAUc. o MOUNTAIN CLIMBd. o HILL INTERVALo STRENGTH INTERVAL After selecting your program press START LEVEL: Press UP or DOWN to set maximum resistance level. This resistance will not go abovethis level during the workout. You may adjust the maximum resistance during your workout.Press START to accept maximum resistance level. Press RESET to go back to PROGRAMselection. WORKOUT TIME: Press UP or DOWN to set total workout time.workout time and begin. Press RESET to go back to LEVEL.Press START to accept


UPPER BODY FOCUS PROGRAMS:The CS2 CardioStrider has 2 programs to focus workout on your upper body. During the workout,the computer will beep and a scrolling message will give you instructions. For instance,“INVERTED HANDLES, FEET ON PEDALS” means you should stop and flip the handles into theINVERTED position while keeping your feet moving on the pedals.Scrolling instructions will give you instructions to do any combination <strong>of</strong> the following: Which Position to place your feet (either on the pedals or on the foot pegs) WhatPosition to place the handles (UPRIGHT mode or INVERTED mode) How to gripthe handle in INVERTED mode (Either PALMS UP/Biceps or PALMSDOWN/Triceps) Press the PROGRAMS. Press UP or DOWN to scroll through the PROGRAMS.o UPPER BODY FOCUS: Program focuses on upper body workout, including the chest,back and arms.o ARMS FOCUS: After selecting your FOCUS program press START LEVEL: PressUP or DOWN to set maximum resistance level. This resistance will notgo above this level during the workout. You may adjust the maximum resistance during yourworkout. Press START to accept maximum resistance level. Press RESET to go back to


PROGRAM selection. WORKOUT TIME: Press UP or DOWN to set total workout time.workout time and begin workout. Press RESET to go back to LEVEL.Press START to acceptUSERSAllows up to 4 users to enter personal information before workout. Computer will save eachuser workout to keep track <strong>of</strong> accumulated user data (Total Workout Time, Total Distance, TotalCalories). Press the USER button at startup Press the UP and DOWN key to toggle through USER 1 –USER 4 Press the START key to select USER and move to USER SETTINGS menu. NOTE: If youalready have set user settings, PRESS and HOLD START for 2 seconds to go directly toPROGRAM selection (see STANDARD PROGRAMS above)


USER SETTINGS Press the UP and DOWN key to toggle between CHANGE USER SETTINGS andACCUMULATED USER DATA Press START to make selectionCHANGE USER DATA GENDER: Scrolling message reads “ENTER GENDER” 1 time, then displays “FEMALE”Press the UP or DOWN buttons to toggle between FEMALE and MALE. Press START toaccept setting and move to AGE. Press RESET to go back to CHANGE USER SETTINGS. AGE: Scrolling message reads “AGE 40”, Press the UP or DOWN key to adjust the AGE valuein 1 year increments. Press START to accept setting and move to WEIGHT. Press RESET to goback GENDER. WEIGHT: Scrolling message reads “ENTER WEIGHT” 1 time and then 175 lbs is displayed.Press the UP or DOWN key to adjust the WEIGHT value in 5 lb increments. Press RESET to goback to AGE.


CHANGE NAME: Scrolling message reads “CHANGE NAME?” 1 time and then “NO” isdisplayed on the scrolling message . Press the UP or DOWN key to toggle between “YES” and“NO”.a. o Press START on “YES” to MODIFY CURRENT USER NAME.b. o Press the UP or DOWN key to scroll through 36 alpha-numeric characters (26 lettersA-Z, 10 numbers 0-9) and 1 blank space.c. o Press the START key to accept alpha-numeric character and move to next space. IfSTART is pressed before either UP or DOWN is pressed, a BLANK space is used in that location.d. o Press the RESET key to move back to the previous location.e. o A blinking underscore (“_”) is used to show the current location.f. o A Maximum <strong>of</strong> 8 alpha-numeric characters may be used.g. o After pressing START past at 8 th space, USER NAME is set.h. o START may be pressed at any time for 2 seconds to set the USER NAME and go toPROGRAM selection.


ACCUMULATED USER DATA USER workout data is saved in the computer memory after eachworkout and added to the totals for that user. Press the UPand DOWN key to scroll through accumulated data (WorkoutTime(minutes), Distance (miles), Calories (calories) ). Press RESET to go back to CHANGE USERSETTINGS. When viewing ACCUMULATED USER DATA, press the START key to reset datafor that user. A scrolling message reads “RESET DATA? NO”. Press the UP or DOWN key totoggle between NO and YES. Press START on YES to reset data to 0. Press START on NO tocancel data reset and go back to ACCUMULATED USER DATA.PARTS LISTPARTS LISTF/N P/N DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY U/M1 RC800-360-001 Backrest support tube 1 PCS23 0113-206-138 Allen head Screw 1 PCS45 0116-306-028 Spring washer φ6 Black Zinc Plating 4 PCS6 0240-450-19 End Cap 1 1 PCS78 RC800-401-002 Backrest frame 1 SET9 BC830-881-006J Water bottle LMBG Qualified 1 PCS10 RC800-630-001 Pulse 4 PCS11 RC800-630-001 pulse sheath 4 PCS12 RC800-630-001 Cross recessed pan head screws 4 PCS


13 0240-031-09 End Cap 2Fit with Φ31.8*1.5Round tube 4 PCS14 RC800-630-001 Nut M3 4 PCS15 RC800-391-006 MP3 shelve φ3 round steel 1 PCS16 0116-006-008 Flat Washer φ6 Black Zinc Plating 4 PCS17 RC800-630-001 Bolt M5*10 4 PCSφ3 round steel,see18 RC800-391-005 Book rack attached drawing 1 PCS19 RC800-630-001 upside <strong>of</strong> computer 1 PCS20 RC800-801-017 Sleeve Fit with Φ46*2.0 tube 2 PCS21 RC800-330-002 Handlebar-R 1 PCS22 RC800-861-001 Handlebar Grip Black 2 PCS23M4*8,Black ZincTR511-561-038 Philips washer head screw Plating 8 PCS24 RC800-801-002 Outer Cover R 1 PCS25 B650-0001-025 End Cap with Wheel 2 PCS26 0114-129-138 Philips self drilling screw ST2.9*13 2 PCS27 0111-408-718 Carriage Bolt M8*70 4 PCS28 RC800-341-002 Rear Stabilizer 1 PCS29 0116-608-008 Arc Washer φ8, 18 PCS30 0110-308-008 Cap Nut M8, 4 PCS31 0113-008-168 Allen head bolt M8*16 37 PCS32 0116-308-010 Spring washer φ8 34 PCS33 0116-008-010 Flat Washer φ8 22 PCS34 RC800-200-001 Main Frame 1 PCS35 RC800-401-001 Seat 1 PCS36 RC800-801-001 Outer Cover L 1 PCS37 RC800-630-001 Sensor(UP) 1 PCS38 B470-380-001 Bottle Rack 1 PCS39 RC800-350-001 Computer Post 1 PCS40 RC800-630-001 Philips self drilling screw ST2.9 6 PCS


41 RC800-630-001 Lower computer 1 PCS42 RC800-330-001 Handlebar-R 1 PCS43 0111-008-208A Allen Head screw M8*20 6 PCS44 0116-208-508A Large Flat Washer φ8*φ28 4 PCS45 0171-690-005 Bearing 6905RS 8 PCS46 RC800-301-007 Bushing 2 PCS47 RC800-300-002 Swing Arm R 1 PCS48 RC800-801-015 Philips screw M6*12 2 PCS49 0113-105-108 Cross recessed pan head screws M5*10 6 PCS50 RC800-301-008 Hinged tube φ30*87 2 PCSBC850-881-51 010A Spring Knob Black 2 PCS52 0110-412-599 Flange Nut M12*1.25 2 PCS53 RC800-801-010 Upper Pedan L 1 PCS54 RC800-300-001 Swing Arm L 1 PCS55 RC800-310-002 Pedal Tube R 1 PCS56 0114-742-198Philips self-drilling&Tappingscrew ST4.2*19 31 PCS57 0114-142-088 Philips Self drilling Screw ST4.2*8,F Type 42 PCS58 RC800-801-013 Lower Pedal Cover R 1 SET59 RC800-801-012 Upper Pedal Cover R 1 SET60 RC800-801-019 End Cap 2 PCS61 RC800-801-020 Adjusting foot pad M12 3 PCS62 RC800-340-001 Front Stabilizer 1 PCS63 RC800-301-009 sleeve(UP) φ48*18 2 PCS64 RC800-801-011 Lower Pedal Cover L 1 SET65 RC800-310-001 Pedal tube L 1 PCS66 RC500-881-002 Sleeve L 2 PCS67 RC500-881-003 Sleeve R 2 PCS68 0110-708-009 Lock Nut M8, 2 PCS


6970 RC800-380-002 Seat adjusting handle R 1 PCSRC500-561-71 004A Handle 2 PCS72 0117-112-01 Spring Ring φ12 2 PCS73 SG110-561-003 Bushing φ28.8*φ12 2 PCS74 RC800-801-021 Rubber φ25*φ7*10 1 PCS75 RC800-370-001 Seat support frame 1 PCS76 RC800-381-006 Locking tube φ25*74 1 PCS77 BC830-881-011 Clip 1 PCS78 RC800-801-018 Locking Block 1 PCS79 RC800-381-005 Locking shaft φ12*220 1 PCS80 RC800-380-001 Seat adjusting handle L 1 PCS81 RM610-881-101 Buffer pad 30*30*15 1 PCS82 RC800-201-019 Rail Chrome 1 PCS83 RC800-201-023 Mounting bracket δ2 1 PCS84 0114-129-068 Phillips self-tapping screw ST2.9*6 6 PCS85 RC800-630-001 Sensor 1 PCS86 RC800-801-009 Rail cover 1 PCS87 0116-208-208 Large Washer φ8*δ2 2 PCS88 0200-310-30 Bearing 6003 4 PCS89 RC800-320-001 Pedal Tube 2 PCS90 RC800-321-003 Spacer 2 PCS91 RC800-801-004 Main Cover R 1 PCS92 RC800-391-002 Upper mounting bracket R δ3.0 1 PCSBE760-881-93 001B Disc Cover φ80 2 PCS94 RC800-801-014 Disc 2 PCS95 RC800-240-001 Disc frame 2 PCS96 RC800-221-005 Hex Nut M16*1.0 1 PCS


97 RC800-221-004 Spacer 3 1 PCS98 0200-310-53 Bearing 6004ZZ 2 PCS99 RC800-221-002 Spacer 1 1 PCS100 BC770-801-011 Sensor Bracket 1 PCS101 RC800-630-001 Sensor 1 PCS102103104 RC800-220-002 Belt wheel shaft φ260,J6, 1 PCS105106 0249-200-46 Belt 460,J6 1 PCS107 B650-0001-060 Bushing φ16*φ8.2*4 1 PCS108 0200-310-52 Bearing 6301ZZ 2 PCS109 RC800-630-001 Sensor 1 PCS110 RC800-391-001 Upper Mounting Bracket L δ3.0 1 PCS111 RC800-801-003 Main Cover L 1 PCS112 RC800-391-004 Lower mounting bracket R δ3.0 1 PCS113 0114-142-198 Phillips self-tapping screw ST4.2*19 3 PCS114 0280-111-01 Grease 1 PCS115 RC800-630-001 Sensor 1 PCS116 RC800-801-005 Base tube Cover L 1 PCS117 RC800-801-007 Front Cover L 1 PCSBC680-801-118 010A End cap 2 PCS119 0113-706-125 Allen Head Screw M6*12 4 PCS120 CE-S04-000 EMS Fly Wheel 9kg, Dual direction 1 SET121 B650-2000-002 Adjusting bolt M8*80 1 PCS122 0110-008-02 Hex Nut M8 2 PCS123 RC800-230-001 Idler 1 PCS124 BC680-521-002 Flat Washer φ5*φ18*δ2.0 3 PCS


125 0113-105-14 Philips Head Screw M5*15 3 PCS126 B650-0001-010 Idler Axle φ12*43 1 PCS127 RC800-391-003 Lower Mounting bracket L δ3.0 1 PCS128 RC800-801-008 Front Cover R 1 PCS129 RC800-801-006 Base tube Cover R 1 PCS130 RC800-630-001 Transformer 1 PCS131 RC800-391-007Plastic sleeve Φ 10*41.5 1 PCS132 0114-142-558 Phillips self-tapping screw ST4.2*55 1 PCS133 0113-808-088 Set Screws M8*8, 6 PCS134 0114-742-068 Philips washer head screw ST4.2*6,F Type 6 PCS


WarrantyThis Warranty applies to <strong>Inspire</strong> Strength products manufactured or distributed by FG1 LLC. This Product is NOT intended for LIGHT-COMMERCIALor HEALTH CLUB useCONSUMER USE:10 YEAR FRAME:Includes Main Frame and Welds3 YEAR PARTS:Excluding Paint and Finish (unless defective out <strong>of</strong> box)1 YEAR LABORFG1, LLC. warrants that the Product you have purchased for personal, family or household use from FG1 LLC or from an authorized FG1 reseller is free from defectsin materials or workmanship under normal use during the warranty period. Your sales receipt, showing the date <strong>of</strong> purchase <strong>of</strong> the Product, is your pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the date<strong>of</strong> purchase. This warranty extends only to you, the original purchaser. It is not transferable to anyone who subsequently purchases the Product from you. It excludesexpendable parts such as paint and finish. This Warranty becomes VALID ONLY if the Product is assembled / installed according to the instructions / directionsincluded with the Product.Replacement and repair <strong>of</strong> parts.During the warranty period FG1 will, at no additional charge, repair or replace the Product if it becomes defective, malfunctions, or otherwise fails to conform withthis Warranty under normal personal, family, or household use. In repairing the product FG1 may replace defective parts with, at the option <strong>of</strong> FG1, serviceableused parts that are equivalent to new parts in performance, or new parts. All exchanged parts and Products replaced under this warranty will become the property <strong>of</strong>FG1. FG1 reserves the right to change manufacturers and or specification <strong>of</strong> any part to cover any existing warranty.Service procedures.To obtain warranty parts, you must return the parts to FG1 or an authorized FG1 retailer in its original container (or equivalent). You must pre-pay any shippingcharges, taxes, or any other charges associated with transportation <strong>of</strong> the Product. In addition, you are responsible for insuring any Product shipped or returned. Youassume the risk <strong>of</strong> loss during shipment. You must present FG1 with pro<strong>of</strong>-<strong>of</strong>-purchase documents (including the date <strong>of</strong> purchase, Model, and Serial Number). Anyevidence <strong>of</strong> alteration, erasing or forgery <strong>of</strong> pro<strong>of</strong> -<strong>of</strong>-purchase documents will be cause to void this Warranty. Register your warranty online visitwww.inspirefitness.netConditions and Exceptions.This Warranty does not extend to any Product not purchased from FG1 LLC or from an authorized FG1 reseller. This Warranty does not extend to any Product thathas been damaged or rendered defective; (a) as a result <strong>of</strong> accident, misuse, or abuse; (b) by the use <strong>of</strong> parts not manufactured or sold by FG1; (c) by modification<strong>of</strong> the Product; (d) as a result <strong>of</strong> service by anyone other than FG1, or an authorized FG1 warranty service provider; (e) product that has not been properlymaintained (follow maintenance schedule found on product). Should any product submitted for Warranty service be found to be ineligible, an estimate <strong>of</strong> repaircost will be furnished and the repair will be made if requested by you upon FG1 receipt <strong>of</strong> payment or accep<strong>table</strong> arrangement <strong>of</strong> payment.DisclaimerEXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY FG1 MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES; EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANYIMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. FG1, LLC. EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALLWARRANTIES NOT STATED IN THIS WARRANTY. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT MAY BE IMPOSED BY LAW ARE LIMITED TO THETERMS OF THIS WARRANTY. NEITHER FG1 NOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES. FG1 IS NOT RESPOSIBLE FOR THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY PARTS THAT FG1 DETERMINES HAVE BEEN SUBJECTEDAFTER THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE TO ALTERATION, NEGLECT, ABUSE, MISUSE, NORMAL WEAR & TEAR, ACCIDENT, DAMAGE DURINGTRANSIT OR INSTALLATION, FIRE, FLOOD, OR ANY ACT OF GOD. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIEDWARRANTY LASTS OR THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONSOR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that may vary from state tostate. This is the only express warranty applicable to FG1’s “<strong>Inspire</strong>” branded strength products. FG1 neither assumes nor authorizes anyone to assume for it anyother express warranty.33

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