Below is essential safety and maintenance information for the products offered by Sweatband.com. It is crucial that you and all users of your equipment thoroughly read and understand all safety warnings, instructions, and maintenance labels on every machine you purchase. Neglecting this may lead to serious injury. Retain all owner’s manuals, and ensure safety labels are legible and intact. Replacement manuals and labels can be obtained directly from the equipment manufacturer.
For assistance with operation, setup, or maintenance of your fitness equipment, contact us at 0203 773 3847 or complete the Service and Warranty Form.
General Safety Guidelines
Using fitness equipment involves inherent risks. To reduce these risks, adhere to the following guidelines:
· Inspect equipment before each use. Ensure all nuts, bolts, screws, and pop pins are secure, and check cables for wear. Replace damaged parts immediately and avoid using equipment with missing or faulty components.
· Stay clear of cables and moving parts while the machine is in use.
· Confirm all snap links are fully closed during cable, pulley, or strap exercises.
· Exercise cautiously. Perform movements at a smooth, controlled pace to prevent injury. Avoid jerky or uncoordinated motions.
· Keep children and minors away from equipment.
· Whenever possible, work out with a training partner for added safety.
· If you’re uncertain about proper equipment usage or need advice, contact our customer service team at 0203 773 3847.
WARNING: Always consult your doctor before starting a new exercise program. Do not begin without proper instruction.
Safe equipment use requires following the manufacturer’s recommendations for operation, safety, and maintenance. Regular inspection and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and safety.
Even though manufacturers use high-quality materials, wear is inevitable. Regular inspections as outlined in the maintenance schedule are necessary. Dangerous conditions may arise even within the warranty period, and the warranty does not absolve you from the responsibility of daily inspections.
As the equipment owner, you are responsible for:
· Providing adequate supervision to all users.
· Ensuring all users understand proper usage techniques.
· Training supervisors and personal trainers on the correct adjustments and settings for the equipment.
· Confirming trainers provide accurate strength training instructions to users.
Maintenance Guidelines for Equipment
Consoles, upholstery, handgrips
· Wipe down product after each workout with a dry cloth
· Manually test speed and incline functions.
· Regularly test buttons and LED or TFT operation.
Complete unit
· Fully clean machine, removing all dirt and sweat with a dry cloth
· Complete visual inspection if any loose parts or exposed wire and mechanics contact our service team via Service and Warranty Form.
Emergency stop button / clip
· Start machine via quick Start function, depress emergency stop button / pulI down on safety cord.
· Check clip and spring are functioning.
Fixings / Screws
· Regularly inspect and tighten all nuts and bolts. If bolts repeatedly loosen, use Loctite 242 for a long-term solution.
· Perform periodic re-tightening to ensure all hardware is secure.
· Regularly inspect and tighten all nuts and bolts. If bolts repeatedly loosen, use Loctite 242 for a long-term solution.
· Perform periodic re-tightening to ensure all hardware is secure.
Power cord
· Visually inspect power lead from walI to protect for signs of damage.
· Check screws are mounted correctly and fixing screws are tight.
Cables
· While equipment is idle, run your fingers along the cables to detect thinning or bulging areas. Replace cables at the first sign of damage or wear. Do not use equipment until damaged cables are replaced.
· Visually inspect for fraying, cracking, peeling, or discoloration.
· Check for slack and adjust cable tension if required.
· Tighten the jam nut on the selector rod’s top bolt.
Belts
· Ensure Belts are aligned and carry our adjustments as required
Upholstery
Proper care of upholstery extends equipment life:
· Use a mild soap or vinyl cleaner to clean the upholstery periodically. Avoid abrasive cleaners not intended for vinyl.
· Prevent sharp objects in pockets from damaging the upholstery.
Guide Rods
· Clean guide rods with a lint-free cloth and lubricate with silicone or Teflon-based lubricant.
Springs, Pins, and Knobs
· Inspect for visible wear or damage.
· Check the tension and alignment of springs in snap links and pop pins. Replace immediately if a spring sticks or loses rigidity.
Levelling
· Ensure product is level and add spacers were required.
Warning Labels
· Familiarise yourself with all safety warnings and decals on the equipment. Inspect them regularly.
For spare parts or servicing inquiries, refer to our Service and Warranty Form.
