where does it plug in on 290c cycle trainen
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You unscrew the cover from the battery compartment on the back of the console. There is a round plug inside and a corresponding grove in the cover or base to allow for the charger cord to fit in when you reinstall the cover.
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Unfortunately, I could not get this product to work for me and I returned it for a refund. On a positive note, if you rely on batteries to power the display on the exercise bike the batteries seem to last for a long time before they need to replaced.
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I purchased the bike from Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart did not sell the adaptor cord so I purchased that from Amazon and I'm glad that I did! As a person who owns an elliptical machine which only runs on batteries it's a hassle. My suggestion is to order this cord that goes with bike. It will save money for you in the long run. Hope that this helps!
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I have a Schwinn a40 and the input says 9vdc,.5a and the adapter says output 9vdc,1a.9.0w(max). I don't know if that will work with yours. You may want to give Schwinn the output from this adapter and see what they say
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The converters are still on the bike. I didn't have to put a tuner on it but if you change the air filter to a high flow unit you will need a tuner. The bike seems to run cooler but it might be just me.
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Hi Damon,Do you know the polarity of the AC adapter for the a10 schwinn?Neal
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it plugs in from the front along the bottom..though we have had a problem with the cord falling out and if you are taller than 5'2 this bike may not be for you. The seat is not adjustable and at 5'4 my knees hit the console
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There is a sticker on mine under the power connector that reads: "120 V ~ 60 Hz 290 W". Looking at the manual, it appears that the power supply is different for different regions. It's not clear whether there are different units with different power supplies... or if the power supply is configurable. I did not see a way to switch between 110 and 220 on mine, but there is a removable fuse above the plug. Regardless, the unit *does* support 220 V in some configuration, but I wasn't able to figure out which configuration you will get when you order from Amazon. I got the 120 V version. Reference pages 6 and 9 of the manual here: http://www.behringer.com/assets/K3000FX_P0379_M_EN.pdf There is a sticker on mine under the power connector that reads: "120 V ~ 60 Hz 290 W". Looking at the manual, it appears that the power supply is different for different regions. It's not clear whether there are different units with different power supplies... or if the power supply is configurable. I did not see a way to switch between 110 and 220 on mine, but there is a removable fuse above the plug. Regardless, the unit *does* support 220 V in some configuration, but I wasn't able to figure out which configuration you will get when you order from Amazon. I got the 120 V... » Read More There is a sticker on mine under the power connector that reads: "120 V ~ 60 Hz 290 W". Looking at the manual, it appears that the power supply is different for different regions. It's not clear whether there are different units with different power supplies... or if the power supply is configurable. I did not see a way to switch between 110 and 220 on mine, but there is a removable fuse above the plug. Regardless, the unit *does* support 220 V in some configuration, but I wasn't able to figure out which configuration you will get when you order from Amazon. I got the 120 V version. Reference pages 6 and 9 of the manual here: http://www.behringer.com/assets/K3000FX_P0379_M_EN.pdf « Show Less
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It plugs into a regular outlet. I use mine to keep my motrorcycle battery fully charged when the bike is not in use and it does a great job.
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Hello, The EZ Cycle Motorize Exercise Bike is 120 Volts. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Warmest Regards, Dorsey Dollar ActiveForever
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Cold and hot. Two 30 Amp circuits are best (steam generator and pump). Use GCFI. There is an installation video on their website.
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Please check, I think to the right is the lock. To the left is the on-off switch. My Dad's is a 260W and that is the way his works. Hold switch to the left for a second or two and the Garmin cycles off.
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Its powered by the bikes battery. Running the wires can take a little time and skill to do cleanly.
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For my goldwing I used the constant and accy line. For my other bike I found a clip with power that was not being used for the key wire, and ran a I fused wire for the constant ( the one that keeps the channels in memory)
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Plugs into the same place. I took my banks chip and threw it in the trash after using this. 97 F-350 Reg Cab 5spd 4x4 srw.
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This uses an AC adapter that comes out at the bottom front of the bike. There are no batteries and it will not save any information for you such as times, weight, or target heart rate. Also, I should note to a potential buyer I have had lot of problems with the internal wiring coming lose while I was exercising. I would have a high resistance set, the wires would wiggle lose and it would reset to zero resistance sending my feet flying. Also, my times and calorie count would be lost. I've left the display panel hanging off and added electrical tape to the wire to keep it from coming lose.
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You will need to buy a converter. While in Germany mine short circuited without a converter.
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There is an AC Adapter for the Stride Trainer 380 specifically. I would go with that one. This one pictured here is for other models. Mine is a Power Spin 210U. Just type in Golds Gym Stride Trainer 380 and it will bring up the adapter right after the bike. Good luck!