Peloton TR-01 Manual 

Peloton Tread Manual v1.5 3 Connecting to the Internet Adjusting the Touchscreen USING THE TREAD Center Button Speed Incline Free Mode Safety Key Joining a Class Class Types Accessories Class Screen MAINTENANCE Cleaning the Tread Maintenance Schedule TROUBLESHOOTING LIMITED WARRANT Y 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 21 22 22 22 23 25 SAFET Y INFORMATION NOTICES WARNING L ABELS Support SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions User Requirements Performance Technology SETTING UP THE TREAD Location Guidelines Leveling Transportation Storage Plugging in/Powering On and Off GETTING STARTED Logging in 04 05 06 07 08 10 10 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 T ...

instructions, and procedures before using the Peloton Tread. It is the owner’s responsibility to ensure that all users are aware of all warnings and precautions. Use only as described. Peloton is not responsible for damage or injury caused by inappropriate use. Consult a physician before beginning a new fitness plan. Incorrect or excessive training can result in serious injury. If you experience faintness, chest pain, or shortness of breath, stop exercising immediately and consult a physician. Keep children and animals away from the Tread. The Tread is designed for home use. Do not use in a commercial or rental setting ...

1 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3 Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. CAUTION: 1 To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, a separation distance of at least 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna of this device and all persons. 2 This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rul ...

BEFORE USING THE PELOTON TREAD: Familiarize yourself with all warnings on the Tread before use. If a warning label is damaged or lost, contact Peloton for a replacement immediately. 6 guides.c ...

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS Peloton’s #1 concern is member satisfaction. If you require assistance or are experiencing issues with your Peloton Tread, please contact member support for additional help. US: 1.866.679.9129 Canada: 1.833.821.0099 [email protected] [email protected] support.onepeloton.com support.onepeloton.ca Peloton Interactive, Inc. 125 West 25th Street, 11th FL New York, NY 10001 Attn: Limited Warranty Claims When you contact member support, have the following information ready: 1 Tread ID/serial number* 2 Purchase Date 3 Your order number or the email address associated with your Tread purchase ...

POWER INPUT 8 TRAY HANDRAIL FOOTRAILS SIDE COMPARTMENTS SLAT BELT CAUTION Do not store items in the side compartments while the Tread is in use. S P E C I F I C AT I O N S ...

CENTER BUTTON INCLINE KNOB SAFETY KEY VOLUME BUTTONS SPEED KNOB SOUNDBAR USB PORT HEADPHONE JACK TOUCHSCREEN ...

TECHNOLOGY CONNECTION CAMERA SOUND WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac 100 Mbps Ethernet MIMO 2x2 antenna ANT+ Bluetooth 4.2 5 megapixel front-facing 20 W soundbar with 70Hz to 20KHz frequency response USER REQUIREMENTS USER HEIGHT RANGE USER WEIGHT RANGE MINIMUM USER AGE 4'11" - 6'4" 105 - 300 lbs 16 years 0 - 12.5 mph 0 - 15% grade 0 - 30° vertical tilt 120V, 60Hz, 15A dedicated circuit Avoid GFCI outlets PERFORMANCE SPEED INCLINE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT POWER REQUIREMENTS (US ONLY): MEASUREMENTS DIMENSIONS SLAT BELT SCREEN 72.5” L x 36.5” W x 72” H 67” L x 20” W 32" diagonal ...

LOCATION REQUIREMENTS • Install the Tread on a hard, flat, stable surface. Avoid high pile carpets. If you put a mat under the Tread, choose a hard, thick mat that won't curl up or interfere with the incline mechanism. • Make sure you have at least 78.7" of clearance directly behind the Tread. • The Tread deck can incline to a height of 18”. Make sure that the area above your Tread is free of obstructions and that the ceiling height is at least 2’ greater than the height of your tallest Tread user. 78.7" 20" 20" 20" SAFET Y INFORMATION When installing the Tread, make sure that the electrical ins ...

12 LEVELING If the Tread rocks or wobbles, stabilize it by adjusting the back feet. • Use a 27mm wrench or an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut at the top of each back leg. • Turn one or both feet clockwise until all feet rest firmly on the ground. • Tighten the locking nuts. NOTE: The front feet of the Tread are not adjustable. Attempting to adjust the front feet could damage the Tread and compromise incline accuracy. LOCATION REQUIREMENTS CONTINUED • Make sure the Tread is situated within reach of an outlet. The provided power cord must be able to reach the outlet at minimum and maximum ...

• Remove the Safety Key and store it in a separate location when the Tread is not in use. • To reattach the Safety Key, insert the magnet end into the gap under the center button, run the cord through the groove around the center button, and place the clip next to the magnet. TRANSPORTATION* • Before moving the Tread, set the incline to 2% or higher to raise the front feet. • Make sure to power down and unplug the Tread before moving it. • One person stands at front, holding the handrail. • One or two people lift from the back, using handholds. • Tilt the Tread forward to rest ...

tilt back or forward. • You should be able to look at the screen comfortably, without tilting your head up or down, from the middle of the platform. S E T T I N G U P T H E T R E A D CONTINUED PLUGGING IN / POWERING ON AND OFF • Plug in the power cord. • Switch the Tread on. • Press the center button to wake the Tread. • To power down, press and hold the center button. Then switch the Tread off. WARNING Always switch power off and unplug the Tread before cleaning and when it is not in use. ...

available your Subscription Activation Key or the login information you set up when you purchased the Peloton Tread. • Once a subscription is activated and associated with this Tread, any user can log in and access subscription content. CAUTION The Ethernet cable must not pass under the Tread or touch the running surface. G E T T I N G S TA R T E D CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET • Select your WiFi network and enter the password. • If a WiFi network is not available, use an Ethernet cable to connect to a Local Area Network (LAN). Pull the back panel off the touchscreen mount to ...

CENTER BUT TON • When the Peloton Tread is powered on but inactive, press to wake. • When the Peloton Tread is active but not in use, press and hold for three seconds to sleep. • When the Peloton Tread is in use, press to stop. WARNING Do not start the Tread before stepping onto the running surface. Step onto the Tread from the rear, using handrails for balance. Avoid putting your full weight on the handrails. guides.c ...

of 0.1 mph. • Turn knob backward to decrease speed in increments of 0.1 mph. • Press the jump button at the center of the knob to increase speed to the next whole mph. • Tap Speed to change your speed using onscreen shortcuts. Tap the screen and select Customize Shortcuts to put in your own shortcut speeds. INCLINE • Turn knob forward to increase incline in increments of 0.5 percent grade. • Turn knob backward to decrease incline in increments of 0.5 percent grade. • Press the jump button at the center of the knob to increase incline to the next whole percent grade. •  ...

18 SAFET Y KEY Familiarize yourself with emergency stop procedures before using the Tread. • Detach the magnetized clip from the center rail and clip it to a tight-fitting piece of clothing. • If the safety key is detached, the slat belt will immediately stop moving and the tread will lock. • The Tread will be disabled until the key is reattached. • To start running again, reattach the safety key and press the center button. • Always detach the safety key when the Tread is not in use. WARNING When the Tread is in Free Mode, the slat belt moves freely. If you inadvertently start the belt moving, you ...

Peloton’s schedule includes a variety of different kinds of classes. Class types may include the following: • Run/Walk: cardio-focused classes taking place entirely on the Tread. • Bootcamp: a combination of cardio segments taking place on the Tread and strength segments taking place off the Tread. • Floor: a combination of strength, flexibility, and cardio segments taking place off the Tread. JOINING A CL ASS Most Peloton classes will include warmup and cooldown. • Select live classes from the schedule or choose from on-demand classes • Filter by instructor, class length, class type, and more • Select More for a Sc ...

20 WEIGHTS Ergonomically designed cast iron weights with a natural rubberized coating, available in weights from 5 to 30 lbs. RESISTANCE BANDS High-grade natural rubber latex resistance bands with aluminum handles, nylon cording, and rubber grips. HEART RATE MONITOR A comfortable ANT+ and BLE chest strap that connects instantly to track your heart rate on and off the Tread. EXERCISE MAT A 5 mm-thick reversible mat designed for superior grip and comfort. Our Tread accessories will help you get the most out of Floor and Bootcamp classes. When using Peloton accessories, follow instructions and warnings in accompanying literature and ...