Can I use this in Precor elliptical model ex 556? Other than type (lead acid), volts (12v), and Ah (7), what other specs do I need to match up?
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I concur with the answer from alice p. marhefka and can't add any additional information.
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I have no first hand knowledge of your work-out device, but I would suggest that the battery dimensions should match up, to allow installing it in its proper location. I would also check to see that the positive and negative terminals are in the same locations. You may also consider calling Precor's service number. They may be willing to walk you through what is needed. Good luck.
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I use the Voshkod 6ZH1P-EV in mine and I highly recommend them. You can also use 5654 tube or 6AK5-W tube types. I think you'll be fine. The Chinese tubes that come with them really do suck.
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Hi What is the red connector for? Is that incline or resistance? When I was setting up the elliptical, the little tie that held the cables in place came off, and I need to set up those two properly. thanks!
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I looked on conversion (back of packaging) I do not see that part no. listed. However I installed on mine and it was not listed either, (close to another number) So I can not confirm. I think if the shape is similar, it will fit your application. I am not an expert, but the 600/750 millivolt will most likely work electrically as that appears to be the industry standard. So I would not fear that, it really comes down to the hold device, and I suspect this will fit most applications there too. It has worked excellent for me.
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Yes the model number is for the updated version. As long you stay with the 55 Amp. you are OK. Some other buyers mentioned that they have a problem with the size of the holes of the retainer screws to the deck, I did not encounter that problem and as of today is working perfect. Just take out the old one a plug the new one, be sure to plug the cables to the right polarity. Red on Red, Black on Black. I hope this answer your question. Regards, Manny
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I don't use an elliptical but I think it should. You can email withings and they can have a better answer
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Check out the APC website; Schneider Electric as to compatibility. That's what I did to make sure I purchased the correct replacement. This particular backup was specified for my Back-UPS ES 750
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I had the same exact question and asked my POS Dealer. However if you don't have a POS Dealer/Support then if you look at the ports available there should be one marked "Drawer" or you may have a spare "Printer" port and the voltage should be next to it. As long as its not more than 24V, you should be fine. If you do not know if it is an RJ11 socket or not, try putting a phone line cord in the socket if it fits than it is an RJ11 socket. You could also do an internet search for: "[exact name of your POS System & Model] compatible with 24V RJ11 cash drawer" Hope that helps.
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I'm sorry I'm unable to answer your question, I looked at the elliptical unit, I didn't see a anything stamped Made By anywhere on it. I was also unable to locate the instruction manual.
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ALWAYS use matching batteries. Same voltage/amperage. Don't mix old with new.The lesser batteries will drain the better batteries, causing premature failure.
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fit mine perfect, it should come with two crimp on leads. The elec. attachment it comes with, is a round type adapter that needs to be cut off and new leads a attached.
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12 volt neg groundContact petronix to ensure you purchase correct model for your application
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Eveyln,Pls see below: (I haven't purchased it yet but it's on my to do list)http://www.bowflexcatalog.com/bowflex_catalog/brands/schwinnfitness/accessories/prdcd~004-4150/Schwinn+Power+Adaptor.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302040902&bmUI;D=1292859249287&adID;=DCBSHW&gotoproduct;=1&sku;=004-4150
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I don't know. I've had the elliptical for about a year and haven't looked at the user's manual in months. Not sure it would tell me, anyway. I suppose I could research it, but so could you. The machine is working fine for me and I haven't had any problems with it.
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I have a Healthrider H10X stationary bike but most exercise equipment in the US is made by ICON Health and Fitness headquartered in Northern Utah. They market their equipment under 9 or 12 different brands of which HealthRider and Pro-Form are 2 of them. This ProForm adapter fits my Healthrider bike like it was standard equipment. In fact the paperwork that came with my bike directed me to purchase this ProForm adapter and said it works with all bikes and ellipticals. It's all the same company. You can check it out on their website www.iconfitness.com. They make ellipticals under 7 different names. But you will save money if you get it through Amazon if you are a Prime member. Hope this helps.
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I have the same additional parts and have used the elliptical (w/out problems) even though I have not put the parts on the machine. What exactly do these parts do, and why would the machine function normally without them if they are necessary (perhaps over time you'd have problems...)?
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I'm not familiar with how the Precor elliptical incline works, but I assume it's similar to the mechanism on our Precor treadmill, a physical change in angle. RangeWolf desribed it perfectly-the back tracks elevate. You can add increased resistance to that separately if you choose to do so, for a double whammy (so to speak). I reiterate-I LOVE my Sole E95 elliptical.