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3. Look at the running board or touch it to check if it is oily or not. In case of
dryness, use the lubrication oil provided and apply it on the running deck by
spreading a straight line down the side of the deck. Ensure that the middle of the
board is lubricated.
4. Repeat on the other side.
5. Turn on the machine and leave it running for around 2-3 minutes at 3-4 km/h. Walk
on the treadmill to help spread the lubrication oil.
ADJUSTING THE RUNNING BELT
After a period of time, the user will feel there is a pause sensation whilst running. The
running belt can become loose and stretch a bit over time causing a slipping sensation if
it is not adjusted and tightened when needed.
If the belt is too tight, this may cause damage to your motor and/or roller. A belt too
loose or too tight can cause wear and tear of both the belt and the board.
HOW TO CHECK IF THE RUNNING BELT IS LOOSE
You can check this every time you use the treadmill by setting the speed to 2-3 km/h
then walking on the machine and try to stop the running belt with your feet while holding
the handrails and pulling your body in the opposite direction. If the belt stops, it means
that it is loose and needs to be tightened.
Another way is checking if the gap between the running belt and the running board is
smaller than 5-6 mm, that means that the running belt is loose.
TIGHTENING THE RUNNING BELT
1. Power off the treadmill.
2. Turn the two belt adjustment screws, located at the rear, clockwise to tighten the
belt slightly by quarters.
To avoid serious injury or death:
• Replace worn or damaged components immediately and keep the equipment
out of use until repair is completed.
• Unplug the unit when not in use or when performing regular maintenance.
WARNING: EQUIPMENT HAZARD
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