Getting Started; Adjust Tank Water Level; Filling The Tank With Water - Tunturi Pure 8.1 Rower Mode D'emploi

Getting started

To achieve minimum resistance, select
MIN on the tank adjuster.
It takes 10 strokes to fill the central
(storage) tank, leaving a minimal amount
of water in the outer (active) tank. This
process is always required if minimum
resistance is desired.
Row hard at a steady pace (20 to 25
Strokes Per Minute [SPM]) and put some
effort into the stroke, ensuring that good
form is maintained.
You can make adjustments to the
resistance level while you row. Your
Tunturi rower will adapt almost instantly
to increases in resistance but will take
up to 10 strokes to reduce the effort
required, as the inner storage tank fills
up.
Once you have found a level that gives
you the exercise required, changes can
be made to the SPM and stroke intensity
to further vary your energy input.
Interval training is used by most rowers,
where a period of low intensity is
combined with short intervals of high
intensity. Your Tunturi rower allows
instant changes, achieving multi-level
resistance profiles during a single
workout.
O w n e r ' s m a n u a l
Adjust tank water
level

Filling the tank with water

• Set the resistance adjuster handle to
MAX
• Remove the rubber tank plug from
the top of the tank.
• Place a large bucket of water next
to the rower and position the siphon
with the rigid hose in the bucket and
the flexible hose into the tank as
shown. Make sure the small breather
valve on the top of the siphon is
closed before filling.
NOTE
• 17 liters of water is required for
maximum filling.
• Where water quality is poor, we
recommend using distilled water.
• Putting the bucket higher than the
tank will allow the siphon to "self-
pump" when adding water to the
tank.
• Consider using a towel under the
bucket and water tank preventing
stains on the floor.
WARNING
Failure to set the adjuster handle to
MAX prior to filling the tank will cause
inaccurate fill levels and possible
leakage.
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P U R E R O W 8 . 1
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