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FOD is any object(s) that does not belong on piece of electronic hardware, drive motor, or elevation motor. If dust, dirt, or water make it on to an electronic's board surface short circuiting, speed sensor contamination, and excessive mechanical wear and tear is the result. Take a look at the photo for example, and look closely at the amount of dirt on the surface of the ...
read moreThis simple video will show you how to get the measurements of the belt while it is still on the machine. Width and Length of the belt is measured for replacement parts. Just like brakes and rotors on a car wear out over time, so do treadmill belts and decks, especially when amp draw reaches a certain point. In many cases they both need to be replaced at the same time, ...
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Background We've been wanting to write this one for a long time because there's alot of merit misconceptions behind terms like "Remanufactured", "Refurbished", and "Used". Our goal is to provide you a renewed perspective when considering these condition states, in a concinse manner. Remanufactured The Meriam Webster Dictionary definition for this term is "to make new again". ...
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Most Treadmill problems occur in the belt area because this is where most of the wear and tear happens. BELT TOO LOOSE OR TOO TIGHT The rear roller may need adjustment. Use a large Allen wrench and tighten the rear tension bolts about one-quarter turn. If the belt is too light, loosen about one-quarter turn. BELT UNCENTERS ITSELF The rear rollers are probably not aligned. To fix, turn ...
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WARNING: Unplug the power cord before beginning. Electric shock and injury may occur if the power cord is connected to an electrical outlet. Read these instructions completely before beginning. To replace the eddy mechanism or the drive belt, first disconnect the resistance cable. Then, loosen the idler enough to loosen the drive belt. If you are replacing the eddy mechanism, skip to ...
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MC-60 Motor Controller LEDs The MC-60 motor controler is used on this treadmill. It has four LEDs that can be used to help troubleshhot electrical problems with this treadmill. Each LED, and its meaning, is described below: D6-Labeled "SCR" - It indicated that the SCR is trigerring on the controller. If this light is out, no voltage will be sent to the motor. This LED will vary in...
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1. Make sure the machine is not running before you get on it. 2. Use the safety rails when getting on or off, or changing speeds. 3. Attach the safety key to your clothes. 4. Do not go past a comfortable speed. 5. Look forward, not at your feet. 6. Never step off of a moving treadmill. Wait for it to stop before you step off. 7. Make sure the treadmill is moving smoothly, not ...
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Tools Required: Mulimeter DC Power Source (One with a high enough amp rating like a power drill battery) Meter Test (Simplified) 1) Testing Low (close to 0) Resistance between the motor leads (Red and Black) 2) Testing Infinite resistance between either red or black motor lead with respect to chassis ground. Great video about this procedure Here If you do not get the result ...
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The Amp Draw Test - In Brief First off, we write about Friction Coefficient (FC) Here, which builds value in the need to perform amp draw tests on treadmills. Excessive FC is a result of poor or no deck maintenance, we write about silicone maintenance here. Typically we see customers replacing motors or controllers to fix sluggish treadmill walking belt/deck ...
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