In Shape 17541 Manuel D'instructions page 60

WARNING! The pulse monitor may be
inaccurate. Training too hard may involve a
risk of personal injury or death. If you feel
unwell, stop exercising immediately.
Power source:
Locate the treadmill near to an electrical
socket.
Sudden power surges may cause serious
damage to the treadmill. Weather changes
or switching other appliances on and off can
cause peak voltage, surges or noise voltage.
To limit the risk of damage to the machine,
it should be equipped with fuse protection
against overvoltage (not supplied).
The treadmill has been designed for use with
~220 - ~240 V rated voltage.
Keep the cord away from the rollers. Do not
leave the cord under the running belt. Do not
use the treadmill if the cord is damaged or
worn.
If the cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, the service department or
another qualified person to avoid an accident.
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Connection
The treadmill must be plugged into an
earthed socket.
If there is an error or failure in the treadmill's
circuitry, an earthed connection reduces the
risk of electric shock.
The treadmill is equipped with an earthed
plug. The plug must be plugged into a legally
installed earthed socket.
The plug must not be modified in any way. If
it does not fit into the socket, have the socket
replaced by a qualified electrician.
The plug must not be connected using an
adapter.
DANGER! If the treadmill is connected to an
non-earthed socket there is a risk of electric
shock! Consult a qualified electrician if you are
uncertain whether the treadmill is installed
correctly.
Preparations for assembly
Two people are required to assemble the
treadmill.
Lay all the pieces out on the floor and check
that all the parts are there.
Please refer to the illustration and parts list at
the back of the manual.
You must use the following tools:
• Allen key
• Screwdriver