Nautilus T624 - Page 104

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18.Withtheassistanceofatleastasecondperson,iptheBase
Assembly until the Walking Belt rests on the ground.
Asthemachineisipped,theLiftingShockwillextendand
pivot the Base Frame and Incline Frame Weldments. Be sure
to be clear of any pinch opportunities and not to grasp the
Base Assembly from these shifting parts. Do not grasp the
Walking Belt since it can abruptly move.
Note: the following image shows the Base Assembly on the side,
notfullyippedandrestingatontheWalkingBelt.TheUprightsare
also still attached.
19. Using a 13mm wrench and a 6mm hex wrench, remove the
indicated hardware (with ovals) from the Incline Motor Assembly and
the Lifting Shock.
Be aware that when the Lift Shock is released from the Base
Frame Weldment, the Weldment may abruptly move and pivot
downward. Be sure to keep clear of any potential pinch
opportunities from this motion.
20. Using a 13mm wrench and a 6mm hex wrench, remove the 2
screws (with arrows) from the the Incline and Base Frame Weld-
ments.
Be aware that when the Hardware is released from the
Weldments, they may abruptly move. Be sure to keep clear of
any potential pinch opportunities.
21. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove the 11 indicated screws
from the Bottom Motor Cover, and remove it.
22. Place the new Bottom Motor Cover onto the Deck Frame and
attach it using a #2 Phillips screwdriver.
23. Using a 13mm wrench and a 6mm hex wrench, re-attach the
Incline and Base Frame Weldments to the Deck Frame.
Be sure to keep clear of any potential pinch opportunities.
24. Using a 13mm wrench and a 6mm hex wrench, re-attach the
Incline Motor Assembly and the Lifting Shock.
Be sure to keep clear of any potential pinch opportunities.
Incline Weldment
BaseFrameWeldment
BottomMotorCover
Lifting Shock