MOBVOI HOME TREADMILL PLUS T4225 (02) PDF MANUAL

• Place the treadmill in a well-ventilated and dry indoor area. Avoid moisture and do not place foreign objects on it.
• Wear appropriate sportswear and professional sports shoes. Perform full-body stretching before starting. Do not exercise barefoot.
• Ensure the power plug is securely grounded and uses a dedicated circuit socket.
• Keep children away from the equipment.
• Avoid prolonged operation under overload conditions. Perform regular maintenance.
• Reduce indoor dust and maintain appropriate humidity to prevent electrostatic interference.
• Turn off the power after use.
• Maintain indoor air circulation during use.
• Store silicone oil safely away from children after use.
• Ensure a safety area of 39.37 * 78.74 inches behind the treadmill.
• Avoid placing the treadmill on a carpet or uneven floors.
• Check clothing is properly fastened and zipped up before use. Avoid wearing items that could be caught.
• Keep the power cord away from heat sources.
• Disconnect the power before moving the treadmill.
• Do not open covers or rear seats without professional supervision.
• Only one person should exercise on the treadmill at a time.

If you feel discomfort, abnormal conditions, dizziness, chest pain, nausea, or shortness of breath during exercise, stop immediately and consult a medical professional.

Grasp the handrails with both hands, lift your body, and simultaneously place both feet on the side strips, then jump off the treadmill from one side.

Yes, consult a professional doctor before using if you belong to any of the following groups:

• Patients with lower back pain, leg/lower back/neck injuries, or pain (e.g., disc herniation, spinal slippage, cervical protrusion).
• Patients with osteoarthritis, rheumatism, or painful rheumatism.
• Individuals with osteoporosis.
• Individuals with circulatory system diseases (heart disease, vascular disease, high blood pressure, etc.).
• Individuals with respiratory organ disorders.
• Individuals using artificial pacemakers or implanted medical electronic devices.
• Individuals with malignant tumors.
• Individuals with thrombosis, severe blood circulation disorders, acute venous inflammation, etc.
• Individuals with peripheral circulation disorders (e.g., diabetes).
• Individuals with skin wounds.
• Individuals with fever (skin temperature 38°C or above).
• Individuals with abnormal or bent backs.
• Pregnant or potentially pregnant women, or women in menstruation.
• Individuals feeling physically abnormal and needing rest.
• Individuals with obvious poor physical condition.
• Individuals using the equipment for rehabilitation purposes.
• Individuals feeling any body abnormality other than the above.

If you experience unusual pain (lower back pain, leg numbness, dizziness, abnormal heartbeat, etc.) during exercise, stop immediately and consult a medical professional.

• Do not allow children to use or play around the product. Supervise children carefully near it.
• Ensure no people or pets are around (rear, bottom, front) during use or when loading/unloading.
• Do not use if the housing is cracked, broken, detached, or if welded parts are detached.
• Do not jump on or off the treadmill during exercise.
• Do not use or store outdoors, in the bathroom, or in damp/wet places.
• Do not place in direct sunlight or high-temperature environments (near fireplaces, heating devices).
• Do not use if the power cord/plug is damaged or the socket is loose.
• Do not damage, bend, twist, place heavy objects on, or pinch the power cord.
• Do not allow two or more people to use it simultaneously. Be mindful of others around.
• Do not allow individuals who cannot express consciousness or operate independently to use it.
• Do not disassemble, repair, or replace components yourself.
• Do not allow the main body or control components to contact water or conductive liquids.
• People who don’t exercise regularly should not engage in strenuous exercise suddenly.
• Do not use after drinking water, feeling fatigued, during early stages of exercise, or when the body is abnormal.
• Do not use during drinking, eating, or other activities.
• Do not use when feeling sluggish after drinking.
• Do not use with hard objects in pockets.
• Do not allow needles, garbage, or water to attach to the power plug.
• Do not pull out the power plug or switch the power to “off” during use.
• Do not pull out or insert the power plug with wet hands.

If the equipment cannot start or abnormalities occur, stop using it immediately. Pull out the power plug and entrust a professional to inspect and repair.

• Pull out the power plug from the socket when the equipment is not in use or during maintenance.
• During a power outage, pull out the power plug immediately.
• When pulling out the power plug, grip the plug itself, do not pull the wire portion.
• Do not pull out or insert the power plug with wet hands.

Yes, this product requires grounding. It is equipped with a grounding wire and plug. This plug must be inserted into a properly installed and grounded socket that complies with local regulations. Improper connection can result in an electric shock hazard. If in doubt about grounding, consult a professional electrician. Do not modify the plug. If it doesn’t fit the socket, have a professional electrician install an appropriate one. Ensure the product is connected to a socket matching its plug shape. This product cannot be plugged into an adapter.

The main parts include:

• Device Holder
• Button Console
• Left upright column
• Right upright column
• Security lock
• Display window
• Upper cover
• Loudspeaker
• Foldable handle
• Running belt
• Adjustable foot
• Side strip
• Right rear bumper

NO.	Name	Qty.	Remarks
1	Main Unit	1
2	Spare Parts Package	1	See attached table (below)

Working Voltage	AC 110V 60Hz
Maximum Load	265LBS
Product Dimensions	48.78″x25.27″x44.33″
Folded Dimensions	54.3″x25.27″x4.68″
Running Area	16.5″x40.16″
Maximum Power	2.5HP
Displayed Speed	0.6-7.6mph
Control Method	Remote control, electronic display

NO.	Name	Qty.	Remarks
1	Cross Recess Countersunk Self-tapping Screw	2	Fixed Device Holder
2	5# Inner Hexagonal Wrench	1	Miscellaneous
3	6# Inner Hexagonal Wrench	1	Adjustment of Running Belt
4	Dull Wrench	1
5	Socket Wrench	1
6	Device Holder	1
7	Remote Control	1
8	Safety Lock	1
9	Methyl Silicone Oil	1
10	Instruction Manual, Certification	1
11	Power Cord	1

1. Place the main unit flat on the floor (A). Break the “foldable handle” in the direction shown, allowing the column’s lower end to open to both sides.
2. Lift the column up to its upper limit position (B).
3. Press down on the “foldable handle” to lock the column (C).
4. Use the 5# inner hexagonal wrench to secure the two ST4.2*16 cross recess countersunk self-tapping screws, fixing the phone bracket on top of the console (D).
5. Magnetize the red safety lock (E) to the yellow position under the control panel. Clip the other end of the safety lock to your clothing when using the treadmill.
6. Insert the power cord into the front socket of the treadmill and plug the other end into an appropriate wall socket.
7. Turn on the power switch located at the bottom front of the machine. The treadmill will enter standby mode.

If the ground is uneven or the treadmill shakes, adjust the adjustable foot pads located on the bottom middle and rear of the treadmill until it is stable and the foot pads are close to the ground.

1. Pry open the “folding handle” in the indicated direction (F). The lower end of the upright column will naturally spread open.
2. Slowly lower the upright column down to the folding limit point (G).
3. Press down on the “folding handle” to lock the upright column in the folded position (H).

1. Fold the upright column following the folding instructions.
2. Unplug the treadmill power cord.
3. Lift the rear of the treadmill with your hands until the moving wheels touch the ground and the front footpads are lifted off.
4. Move the treadmill forward or backward on its wheels.

The handle tension is pre-adjusted but can be modified to your preference. Avoid excessive loosening which can cause shaking.

1. Pry out the plug at the lower end of the left column (1).
2. Combine the hexagonal socket wrench and socket wrench into a lever.
3. Insert the hexagonal head end of the socket wrench into the hole at the lower end of the left column, matching it with the hexagonal screw (2).
4. Rotate clockwise to tighten the handle tension or counterclockwise to slightly loosen it.

• Warm-up: Perform a 5-10 minute warm-up before each session.
• Breathing: Breathe regularly and coordinate with movements. Stop if breathing becomes too rapid.
• Frequency: Allow a 48-hour rest period for the same muscle group; don’t train the same group on consecutive days.
• Training Load: Determine load based on fitness level and follow progressive loading. Initial muscle soreness is normal and will subside with consistent exercise.
• Relaxation: Perform a 5-minute cool-down after each session, focusing on stretching and relaxing foot muscles.
• Diet and Hydration: Exercise at least one hour after meals. Avoid eating immediately after exercise. Drink water sparingly during exercise, avoiding large quantities.

Perform these stretches before warming up (5 times, 10+ seconds each leg) and repeat after walking.

1. Forward Stretch: Bend knees slightly, lean forward slowly, relax back/shoulders. Try to touch toes. Hold 10-15 sec, relax. Repeat 3 times. (Figure 1)
2. Achilles Tendon Stretch: Sit on a mat, one leg straight, other leg bent inward against inner thigh. Try to touch toes of straight leg. Hold 10-15 sec, relax. Repeat 3 times per leg. (Figure 2)
3. Calf and Heel Tendon Stretch: Stand facing a wall, hands on wall, one foot back. Keep back leg straight, heel on ground. Lean towards wall. Hold 10-15 sec, relax. Repeat 3 times per leg. (Figure 3)
4. Quadriceps Stretch: Hold wall/table with left hand for balance. Extend right hand back, grab right ankle, pull slowly towards buttocks until thigh front feels tension. Hold 10-15 sec, relax. Repeat 3 times per leg. (Figure 4)
5. Adductor (Inner Thigh Muscles) Stretch: Sit with feet facing each other, knees outward. Squat down, grab both feet, pull towards groin. Hold 10-15 sec, relax. Repeat 3 times. (Figure 5)

• Shows a “3”, “2”, “1” countdown when starting.
• During operation, automatically switches every 5 seconds to display SPEED, TIME, DIST (distance), and CAL (calories).
• In standby mode with no operation, the display sleeps after 10 minutes. It wakes up by key press, remote control, or security lock interaction.

Display Metrics Ranges:

Setting Parameters	Initial Value	Display Range
Time (min:sec)	0:00	0:00-99:59
Speed (mph)	0.6	0.6-7.6
Distance (miles)	0.00	0.00-99.99
Calories (kcal)	0.0	0.0-9999

When the safety lock is detached, press and hold the “Start/Pause” (I▷) button on the remote control. Continuous beeping sounds from the treadmill buzzer indicate successful pairing. Once paired, re-pairing is not needed for subsequent use.

1. In standby mode, open Bluetooth settings on your phone and search for “Mobvoi TMP”.
2. Press and hold the “-” button on the remote control or the “-” button on the console.
3. Your phone will display “Mobvoi TMP”. Click the name to connect.
4. To disconnect, while in standby mode, press and hold the “-” button on the remote control or console.

• Start/Stop (I▷ / □): In standby mode, press to start (3-second countdown, starts at 0.6mph). During exercise, press to stop the motor. In running mode, press to pause (display shows “PAU”); press again to resume after a 3-2-1 countdown (returns to minimum speed). Press the dedicated Stop (□) button in running or paused state to end the operation.
• Speed+ (+): While running, short press increases speed gradually (increment 0.2mph). Long press increases speed rapidly.
• Speed- (-): While running, short press decreases speed gradually (decrement 0.2mph). Long press decreases speed rapidly.
• 3: Speed shortcut key for 3 mph (approx).
• 6: Speed shortcut key for 6 mph (approx).

Removing the safety lock in any state will cause the display to show error code “E07”. If the treadmill is running, removing the safety lock triggers an emergency stop. No operations can be performed while the safety lock is removed. Always clip one end to your clothing during use.

• Walking Mode: When the upright column is folded (parallel to the treadmill deck). Speed range is 0.6-3.8mph.
• Running Mode: When the upright column is unfolded and locked in the upright position. Speed range is 0.6-7.6mph.

You can enhance your experience by connecting a smartwatch powered by Wear OS by Google™ running the Mobvoi Treadmill App.

1. Download Apps: On your watch, open Play Store, search for and install “Mobvoi Treadmill” and “Mobvoi Account”.
2. Sign In: Open the Mobvoi Treadmill App on the watch and log into your Mobvoi account (via watch or phone). Register if needed.
3. Connect Treadmill: Ensure the treadmill is powered on and Bluetooth is active on your watch. Open the Mobvoi Treadmill app on the watch, select “Connect Devices”. It should automatically pair.
4. Track Exercise: Once connected, the watch app will display real-time exercise metrics (duration, speed, distance, calories, pace, heart rate). Maintain a low speed for safety when interacting with the watch.
5. View Records: After your session, the watch app saves a comprehensive sports record.
6. Sync to Phone: Install the “Mobvoi Health” app on your phone from the app store and log in. Sync your watch data to the Mobvoi Health app to review detailed records and history on the “Sports Card” section.

Issues	Possible Causes	Troubleshooting Steps
Treadmill cannot operate.	Power not connected.	Plug the power cord into the socket.
	Power not turned on.	Turn the power switch to the ON position.
	Circuit signal system malfunction.	Check the controller input and signal lines.
Running belt does not run smoothly.	Insufficient lubrication.	Apply methyl silicone oil lubricant.
	Running belt too tight.	Adjust the tightness of the running belt.
Treadmill belt slipping.	Running belt slips.	Adjust the tightness of the running belt.
	Loose belt.	Adjust the tightness of the running belt.

Fault Codes	Possible Causes	Troubleshooting Steps
E01	Communication abnormality between lower control and electronic board.	Check if the communication cable between the lower control and the electronic board is loose or disconnected.
E02	1. Motor wires are loose or disconnected. 2. Carbon brushes are worn out or not in contact with the rotor. 3. Lower control is damaged.	Inspect the motor wires for looseness or disconnection. If not disconnected, check if the motor brushes are worn out or not in contact with the rotor. If the motor is normal, the lower control may be damaged.
E05	Overload protection activated.	If there is an overload, exceeding the rated current, turn off the power and restart.
E07	Safety lock not engaged.	Check if the safety lock is not engaged or if the safety lock wire is loose.
E08	Communication abnormality between upper and lower tables.	Check if the communication line connecting the upper table to the lower table is loose or disconnected.
Display Abnormalities	External interference.	Turn off the power switch, wait for 1 minute, and then power on and restart.

Lubricate with the dedicated methyl silicone oil based on usage:

• Weekly usage less than 3 hours: Lubricate once every 5 months
• Weekly usage between 4-7 hours: Lubricate once every 2 months
• Weekly usage more than 7 hours: Lubricate once every 1 month

Remember: Proper lubrication is crucial, excessive lubrication is not better.

Lift the treadmill belt and touch the center of the belt’s back with your hand. If your hand feels slightly moist with silicone oil, lubrication is not needed. If the running board is dry and your hand doesn’t get any silicone oil, lubrication is required.

1. Stop the treadmill running.
2. Lift a small portion of the running belt.
3. Spray methyl silicone oil on the inner side of the belt, close to the center.
4. Run the treadmill at 0.6mph to evenly spread the oil. Lightly step on the belt from left to right for a few minutes to ensure complete absorption.

The belt is adjusted at the factory but may loosen with use. If you experience slipping while running:

1. Use the provided 6# hex wrench.
2. Turn the belt adjustment bolts on both sides (at the rear of the treadmill) clockwise in half-turn increments synchronously.

Note: If the belt is too loose, slippage may occur between the belt and roller. If the belt is too tight, it can increase the load on the motor and potentially damage the motor, belt, or roller.

Belt deviation can occur after use due to:

• Unstable placement of the treadmill.
• Uneven foot pressure during use.
• Uneven force applied by the user with the two feet.

Running the treadmill without load for a few minutes might restore normal operation. If automatic recovery fails:

1. Use the provided 6# hex wrench.
2. If the belt deviates to the left: Adjust the left bolt clockwise OR the right bolt counterclockwise.
3. If the belt deviates to the right: Adjust the right bolt clockwise OR the left bolt counterclockwise.

Make adjustments gradually in half-turn increments. Note: Running belt deviation is not covered by warranty; users must perform maintenance promptly to prevent serious damage.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This device generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used according to instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. There’s no guarantee interference won’t occur in a specific installation. If interference occurs (check by turning the device off/on), try these measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the device and receiver.
• Connect the device to an outlet on a different circuit from the receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.

Install and operate this device with a minimum distance of 15cm between the antenna and all persons. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the responsible party could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Operation is subject to two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.