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1. 1 Remove the protective cap from the transmitter 2 Insert the transmitter into the pedal axle Check that the shape of the transmitter corresponds with the shape inside the pedal axle Push firmly but do not use too much strength Using too much strength can damage the transmitter 3 Check that the transmitter is positioned correctly see picture If the transmitter is in an incorrect position remove it and adjust the pedals so that the transmitter attaches correctly ENGLISH Pass the cable tie through the hole in the transmitter Press and hold the transmitter in place and tighten the cable tie around the crank Cut off any excess ends Before cycling rotate the cranks with the chain on the outer chainring and smallest sprocket and check that the transmitters do not hit any part of the bike or the chain The system is not compatible with all bike setups Install Transmitters 11 ENGLISH 7 TEACH TRANSMITTERS TO CYCLING COMPUTER The Polar LOOK K o Power system is compatible with Polar CS600X CS600 and CS500 cycling computers Before training for the first time the transmitters must be taught to the cycling computer To teach the transmitters switch them on by pressing the button on the left transmitter for 1 second CS600 and CS600X Select Settings gt Bike gt Bike 17273 gt Power gt On Off Teach new sensor is displayed Select Yes to confirm teaching Start test drive is displayed Compl2. o cleats Do not drill paint or refinish Keep pedals and cleats away from any heat source Spindle LOOK spindles are subjected to a rotation test of one million cycles at 100 revs minute with a load of 80 kg on the pedal and off centered rotation which creates an impact at each rev This test exceeds the toughest known standard EN 14781 High pressure cleaners are not recommended ENGLISH Pedal Tension Adjustment Technical Specifications LOOK pedals are ALWAYS delivered pre set to a minimum Polar P5 power transmitter tension Adjustment is carried out at the rear of the pedal 4 on the lever using a 3 mm Allen key By turning the key Operating temperature 10 045 in the direction clockwise you increase the amount of Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C stress necessary for cleat release Allow tension to remain Battery type CR2354 minimal until you have become perfectly familiar with the Battery life Average 5 months 2h day 7days week Water resistance IPX7 Splash proof system Adjustment can not be carried out when the cleat is engaged in the pedal You will hear a click when the maximum adjustment is reached Once this click is heard LOOK K o Power pedals stop screwing as it may damage the pedal Operating temperature 10 C to 50 C Engagement Release 2 y Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C Engagement Insert the cleat in the pedal in accordance gt Dis
3. sold at retail warrants to the first retail purchaser or user that this product shall be free rom defects in materials and workmanship This Limited Warranty as well as any implied warranty shall expire 2 years from date of the initial retail purchase This limited warranty does not apply to ordinary wear and tear including worn out cleats parts which have been refinished or subjected to improper repairs or modifications or to damage caused by accident abuse Important Information 19 ENGLISH lack of reasonable care or improper use Improper use which will void this warranty includes spinning jumping acrobatics extreme cycling and similar activities The sole remedy under the LOOK limited warranty or any implied warranty shall be limited to the repair or replacement at LOOK s sole option of the subject product or parts thereof In no event shall LOOK or its agents or distributors be liable for incidental or consequential damages or for any cost of transporting or shipping the product whether the claim is based upon contract warranty negligence or product liability including without limitation loss or damage to property other than the warranted product itself loss of use of any property or other economic losses Neither LOOK nor any agent or distributor shall be liable for contribution or indemnification whatever the cause Warranty rights and remedies may not be assigned or transferred LOOK s obligations under any war
4. ENGLISH Contents 1 PRODUCT 5 2 9 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 16 Changing 16 2 INTRODUCTION 2 3 Changing Transmitter Sealing A ents 16 16 3 INSTALL 6 Technical Specifica 17 Limited International Polar 4 SET CRANK 8 A 18 LOOK Limited Warranty 19 5 INSTALL PEDALS 9 Dis lai MEn 20 6 INSTALL 5 8 11 7 TEACH TRANSMITTERS TO CYCLING COMPUTER 12 8 14 ENGLISH 1 PRODUCT ELEMENTS 2 Product Elements 2 INTRODUCTION Together with a Polar cycling computer CS600X CS600 and CS500 Polar LOOK K o Power system provides the following training information e Actual average and maximum power values e Left Right Balance CS600X and CS600 only e Cycling cadence e Cycling efficiency CS600X and CS600 only For information on the power features of your cycling computer refer to the user manual of the cycling computer in question The latest versions of the user manuals can be downloaded at www polar fi support and www lookcycle com en int infos support technique index html ENGLISH For video tu
5. atteries accumulators inside Polar products should thus be disposed of separately in EU countries Polar encourages you to minimize possible effects of waste on the environment and human health also outside the European Union by following local waste disposal regulations and where possible utilize separate collection of electronic devices for products and battery and accumulator collection for batteries and accumulators Copyright 2011 Polar Electro Oy FIN 90440 KEMPELE Finland Polar Electro Oy is a 150 9001 2008 certified company ENGLISH All rights reserved No part of this manual may be used or reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission of Polar Electro Oy The names and logos marked with a symbol in this user manual or in the package of this product are trademarks of Polar Electro Oy The names and logos marked with a symbol in this user manual or in the package of this product are registered trademarks of Polar Electro Oy LOOK Limited Warranty Please keep your proof of purchase and register your warranty on line at www lookcycle com f you register on line you need not return the coupon carte de garantie but you must keep your proof of purchase LOOK pedals provide the latest and best technology in the field of automatic pedals They can not owever guarantee safety in the event of accident LOOK through its authorized distributor in the country in which this product was first
6. axle points forward when the crank is facing up picture 1 on page 10 If the pedal axle sticks out of the inside of the crank put an additional ring included in package between the crank and the pedal bolt Place the pedal installation tool into the pedal axle so that its shaft is in line with the crank picture 2 on page 10 Hold the pedal installation tool in place and tighten the pedal bolt with a thin 18 mm wrench The recommended tightening torque is 30 Nm K o power pedals are designed to be compatible with cranks less than 16 mm thick If your cranks are thicker you may not be able to attach the transmitters to the pedals Install Pedals 9 ENGLISH 10 Install Pedals Check the pedal positioning to allow correct transmitter attachment to pedal A The use of any device joining the cycling shoes to the pedals such as toe clips or clipless pedals may increase or decrease the risk of injury resulting from a fall or a collision If you are unsure about the installation and adjustment of your K o Power pedal you should have the work completed by a LOOK cycling product dealer 6 INSTALL TRANSMITTERS After installing the pedals install the transmitters to the bike The transmitters are marked R right and L left With correct pedal installation the transmitters point forward when the cranks face up See picture for correct transmitter positioning Perform the steps below to both transmitters
7. during the installation or adjustment of your K o Power pedals please contact your authorized dealer LOOK reserves the right to change product specifications without prior notice ENGLISH A LIFESPAN WEAR INSPECTION REQUIREMENT The lifespan of LOOK components depends on many factors such as rider size and riding conditions Impacts falls improper use or harsh use in general may compromise the structural integrity of the components and significantly reduce their lifespan Some components are also subject to wear over time Please have your bicycle regularly inspected by a qualified mechanic for any cracks deformation signs of fatigue or wear If the inspection reveals any deformation cracks impact marks or stress marks no matter how slight immediately replace the component components that have experienced excessive wear also need immediate replacement The frequency of inspection depends on many factors check with your authorized LOOK representative to select a schedule that is best for you If you weigh 85 kg 185 Ibs or more you must be especially vigilant and have your bicycle inspected more frequently than someone weighting less than 85 kg 185 Ibs for any evidence of cracks deformation or other signs of fatigue or stress Introduction 5 ENGLISH 3 INSTALL BATTERIES Before training install batteries to both transmitters 1 Open the cover by turning it counterclockwise 2 Place the battery CR2354 i
8. e crank lengths These are 170 mm 172 5 mm 175 mm and 177 5 mm The default value is 172 5 mm To change the selected crank length at any time press and hold the left transmitter button for 5 seconds to access the crank length selection mode When switching the transmitters and pedals from one bike to another make sure the correct crank length is chosen 8 Set Crank Length secure WITH A CABLE TIE 5 INSTALL PEDALS Carefully read all these instructions before use to get the best out of the product The specifications may be changed without notice when improvements are made in this product To install the pedals you will need a thin 18 mm wrench an 8 mm Allen key and the pedal installation tool provided in product package K o Power pedals are standard 9 16 x 20 BSA threading Check that your cranks have the same threading before installing the pedals The right pedal screws onto the crank clockwise The left pedal marked with a groove on the pedal bolt screws onto the crank counterclockwise Make sure the crank thread and face in contact with the pedal axle and bolt are clean before installing the pedals If they are not clean the pedal axle may be damaged during installation Also check that the ring in front of the pedal bolt is in place ENGLISH Screw the pedal onto the crank Make sure to screw it as far as it goes but do not tighten it Unscrew the pedal so that the mark on the pedal
9. ear a helmet and follow the rules of the road when cycling Do not rely on reflectors Always use a proper headlight and tail lights when riding at any time of reduced visibility 4 Introduction K o Power pedals are not intended for beginning cyclists and they are not designed to release automatically in a fall or crash Proper use by skilled riders will increase riding efficiency and performance but pedals may be an aggravating factor in the event of a fall or collision Do not use your K o Power pedals with street shoes or with cleats other than LOOK K o cleats as your feet may slip off and cause a crash A e This K o Power pedal is construction and optimized to be used by cyclists less than 100 kgs 220 5 Ibs Before going the road make sure you are used to the function of your new pedals e Practice engaging and disengaging your new pedals while stationary and train yourself mentally to disengage your pedals at every stop or in other situations where you may need to steady yourself with a foot on the ground The material of the K o cleats is especially designed to be compatible with the body of your K o Using other than LOOK K o cleats can seriously damage your pedals and creates a real risk of malfunction Please read these instructions carefully and completely before installing or using these pedals and keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference If you have any questions
10. eted is displayed when the teaching is complete 12 Teach Transmitters to Cycling Computer 5500 Select Settings gt Bike SET gt Bike 14 2 4 3 gt Power SET gt ON C length Set chain length as 1473 mm Accept the set value with OK C weight Set chain weight as 304 g Accept the set value with OK 5 length Set span length as 420 mm Accept the set value with OK Power TEACH is displayed To confirm teaching press OK Test drive is displayed Completed is displayed when the teaching is complete Default Power Settings For the Polar LOOK K o Power system to work properly the cycling computer must use the default power settings Even if you know the correct settings for your bike do not use them Set them as Chain weight 304 g Chain length 1473 mm Span length 420 mm Teach Transmitters to Cycling Computer ENGLISH 13 ENGLISH 8 TRAINING Calibration The Polar LOOK K o Power system is automatically calibrated each time the transmitters are switched on During calibration the transmitters are measuring zero power values Switch power on by pressing the button on the left transmitter for 1 second A blinking red light indicates the transmitter is on and calibration is in process Do not move the cranks or pedals for 2 seconds A blinking green light indicates the calibration is complete After the calibration the crank length light will blink for 30 seconds showing your crank le
11. nce with the precautions improper maintenance commercial use cracked broken or scratched cases displays armband elastic strap and Polar apparel Important Information e The guarantee does not cover any damage s losses costs or expenses direct indirect or incidental consequential or special arising out of or related to the product e Items purchased second hand are not covered by the two 2 year warranty unless otherwise stipulated by local law e During the guarantee period the product will be either repaired or replaced at any of the authorized Polar Service Centers regardless of the country of purchase Guarantee with respect to any product will be limited to countries where the product has been initially marketed 4 This product is compliant with Directive 93 42 The relevant Declaration of Conformity is available at www support polar fi declaration_of_conformity Regulatory information is available at www polar fi support This crossed out wheeled bin marking shows that Polar products are electronic devices and are in the scope of Directive 2002 96 EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE and batteries and accumulators used in products are in the scope of Directive 2006 66 EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 September 2006 on batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators These products and b
12. ngth 14 Training Important Calibration Information e Switch the transmitters on outside to ensure calibration is done in training conditions e If the temperature changes 10 C or more during training calibrate again e If you are unsure if the calibration succeeded switch the transmitters off and then back on e If the calibration fails a static red light is on for 5 seconds and the transmitters switch off If the calibration is interrupted the measured power values will be incorrect Start Training Activate your cycling computer The cycling computer detects the transmitters automatically Press START to start the recording A blinking green transmitter light indicates training can be started When pedaling is started and cadence data is received the green light will blink for 30 seconds and then switch off When pedaling is stopped the green light will start blinking again Stop Training To pause your training session press STOP on your cycling computer To stop recording press STOP again To switch the transmitters off press the left transmitter button for 1 second The transmitters will automatically switch off if the pedals measure 0 power values for 30 minutes ENGLISH Transmitter LED Light Color Information e Blinking red light automatic pairing and calibration Do not touch the pedals e Blinking green light ready to start training e Static red light Error Transmitter Butt
13. nside the cover with the positive side facing the cover 3 Put the cover with the battery inside it in place and close it by turning clockwise Before taking the transmitters into use they must be paired The pairing is done automatically when transmitters are switched on for the first time 1 sure there are no other transmitters nearby This ensures that your transmitters are paired together and not with any other transmitters 2 Switch the transmitters on by pressing the left transmitter button for 1 second A blinking red light indicates the pairing is in process 3 A blinking green light indicates the pairing is complete 6 Install Batteries Pair Transmitters Manually The transmitters can also be paired manually 1 Press and hold the left transmitter button for 10 seconds green light blinks 10 times 2 A blinking red light indicates the pairing is in process 3 A blinking green light indicates the pairing is complete Install Batteries ENGLISH ENGLISH 4 SET CRANK LENGTH Before starting training for the first time set your crank length on the left transmitter Press and hold the button on the left transmitter for 5 seconds to access the crank length selection mode green battery light blinks 5 times Press the button for 1 second to change the crank length When the correct crank length light is static wait for 10 seconds to have the crank length stored There are four possibl
14. on Functions e Press button for 1 second switch transmitters on off e Press and hold button for 5 seconds access crank length selection mode e Press button for 1 second in crank length selection mode change crank length Training 15 ENGLISH 9 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Changing Batteries It is recommended that you change both transmitter batteries at the same time When the battery is low a red light will blink once every two seconds when the automatic calibration has been completed The selected crank length is retained when changing the batteries Do not throw the old batteries away with normal waste batteries should be disposed of properly according to local regulations Keep batteries away from children If swallowed contact a doctor immediately Changing Transmitter Sealing Rings Additional sealing rings for the transmitters are included in the product package Remove the existing sealing rings carefully with tweezers Using tweezers place the new sealing rings carefully into the grooves 16 Important Information When changing the sealing rings use caution to avoid damaging them or the transmitters Maintenance A Before every ride check your pedals and cleats to be sure they are free of dirt and that they are operating properly Check your cleats daily for excessive wear and replace as indicated Worn cleats may release inadvertently and cause you to crash Replace only with genuine LOOK K
15. ranty shall be limited to the greatest extent allowed by law as provided in this LOOK Limited Warranty Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation and exclusion may not apply to you This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state 20 Important Information Disclaimer The material in this manual is for informational purposes only The products it describes are subject to change without prior notice due to the manufacturer s continuous development program Polar Electro Inc Polar Electro Oy makes no representations or warranties with respect to this manual or with respect to the products described herein Polar Electro Inc Polar Electro Oy shall not be liable for any damages losses costs or expenses direct indirect or incidental consequential or special arising out of or related to the use of this material or the products described herein
16. tance crank middle of 55 with trajectory 1 and press down on the pedal as per the pedal trajectory 2 to lock the cleat Pedal float 0 4 5 or 9 degrees Release Rotate your heel towards the outside picture 3 Water resistance IPX7 Splash proof and it will disengage Measurement ranges A Average power 0 2000 W Do not release towards the inside as this may cause the UR balance 0 100 heel to touch the spokes and cause a crash Cadence 30 199 rpm 1 Maximum load 1800 Important Information 17 ENGLISH Limited International Polar Guarantee 18 This guarantee does not affect the consumer s statutory rights under applicable national or state laws in force or the consumer s rights against the dealer arising from their sales purchase contract This limited Polar international guarantee is issued by Polar Electro Inc for consumers who have purchased this product in the USA or Canada This limited Polar international guarantee is issued by Polar Electro Oy for consumers who have purchased this product in other countries Polar Electro Oy Polar Electro Inc guarantees the original consumer purchaser of this device that the product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for two 2 years from the date of purchase The receipt of the original purchase is your proof of purchase The guarantee does not cover the battery normal wear and tear damage due to misuse abuse accidents or non complia
17. torials of the Polar LOOK K o Power go to www polar fi en support video_tutorials or www lookcycle com The power output measurement of the Polar LOOK K o Power system is based on strain gauges There are eight strain gauges attached to each pedal axle Each pedal axle has two measuring circuits and each circuit has four strain gauges The force applied to the pedals bends the axle slightly and causes the strain gauges to lengthen or shorten This leads to a change in the resistance of the gauges By measuring the change in resistance the force applied to each pedal can be determined and the power output generated while cycling can be measured Cycling cadence is measured with a magnet located in the pedal Introduction 3 ENGLISH The power output measurement is performed simultaneously from both pedals with identical measurement systems This enables accurate comparison of left and right leg power output The total power output of the cyclist is the sum of the power outputs of both legs The right transmitter sends the power output and cadence data from the right pedal to the left transmitter The left transmitter then sends the power output and cadence data from both pedals to the cycling computer A READ THIS FIRST Bicycle riding is an inherently dangerous activity To reduce the risk of serious injury be sure your bicycle is adequately maintained and that all components are correctly installed and adjusted Always w
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