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i)
Do not clean the unit with acidic substances, medical products, thinners, fuel,
oil or other chemicals as this may damage the unit.
j)
Lubricate the friction parts of the belt regularly with the oil provided.
Depending on frequency of use, lubricate: once a year - every 3 months.
k)
Regularly check the tension of the belt - a belt that is too loose may slip, while
one that is too tight may make noise during operation and as a result
contribute to faster wear of the components. A properly tensioned belt should
be able to lift 50-75 mm in the center of the treadmill.
l)
In order to preserve and prolong the treadmill life, turning off the treadmill for
10 minutes after every 2 hours of use is recommended.
CENTERING THE TREADMILL BELT
Placing the treadmill on a level surface, run the unit at 6-8 km/h and observe the
treadmill belt. Stop the treadmill. If the belt has slipped to the right, tighten its
right fastening screw half a turn (clockwise) and loosen its left fastening screw half
a turn (counterclockwise) - see picture 1. If the belt slips to the left side, loosen
the right screw half a turn and tighten the left screw half a turn - see picture 2.
Then run the treadmill again for at least 15 seconds at 4 km/h and check that the
belt slips to the left side. If the belt still needs to be adjusted, turn the screws again
by another quarter or half turn, according to the above mentioned scheme.
LUBRICATION
Lubricating the treadmill belt will ensure excellent performance and prolong its
life. After assembling the treadmill, apply some oil (included with the unit) to each
oil tube. After approximately 25 hours of operation or after 2-3 months, add some
oil, and repeat after every 50 operating hours or every 5-8 months.
To check if the belt is properly lubricated, lift one side of the belt and inspect the
underside of the belt - if it is smooth to the touch it does not need lubrication, if it
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