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Depending on where the rowing machine is placed, you may experience dry air,
causing a common experience of static electricity. You can notice that by walking
across a carpet and then touching a metal object. On your rower you may
experience a shock due to the build-up of static electricity on your body and the
discharge path of the rower. If you experience this type of situation, you may want to
increase the humidity to a comfortable level through the use of a humidifier.
Check your machine regularly for rust. If rust starts to appear on the screws it means
the item is not housed in the correct environment and will need to be moved to a more
suitable room. Any rust will indicate there may be moisture in the air and as a result this
could impact on the integrity and performance of your machine.
WARNING
1. Use only JLL
®
2. Keep water and liquids away from electrical parts.
3. If you allow your machine to become rusty, this will affect your warranty.
ROWER LUBRICATION
If you notice your saddle is not moving as smoothly or producing a noise it is
recommended to lubricate the slideway.
Use the silicone oil provided in your tools pack to run a small amount along each
aluminium track, make sure not to dribble it onto the frame. If so, wipe away with a
cloth.
Then move the saddle up and down the slideway to spread the oil evenly. Please mind
your fingers when doing this.
ROWER CLEANING
Keep the slideway free of dust and debris for smooth running and preventing
injuries. Debris may cause damage to the rollers underneath the saddle.
After every workout use a neat, dry cloth for cleaning the machine and the handlebars
to prevent the unit of corrosion. Wipe away any sweat that may have dripped. Avoid
scratching the display by using a soft cloth.
Do not use abrasive or chemical cleaning agents.
replacement parts.
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