Tectrix Climbmax 150 - Part Replacement; Cover and Electronic Components

Part Replacement
The ClimbAfax modular design allows for easy service. Each module or assembly can be replaced simply
and quickly.
Recommended tools:
Set of Allen Hex Wrenches
Adjustable Jaw Wrench
Retaining Ring Pliers
Pliers
Small Flathead Screwdriver
Major assemblies and procedures:
25. Cover
26. Motor Assembly
27. Slack Switch Adjustment
28. Friction Belt Replacement
29. Power Board Assembly
30. Display Console
31. Display Cable
32. RPM Assembly
25. Cover
Tools: #2 Phillips Screwdriver
25.1 Cover Removal
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Duct Tape
120 Grit Sandpaper or Scotch Brite *
Volt Ohm Meter
Set of Nut Drivers
33. Switch Plate Assembjy
34. Spring / Drive Cable Replacement
35. Flywheel Assembly
36. Crank / Pedal Removal From Frame
37. Crank Arm Assembly
38. Parallel Arm Assembly
39. Pedal Assembly
40. Transmission Assembly
Unplug the power cord and phone cables, then unscrew seven Phillips head screws (five in front, and two
back by the pedals). Standing at the rear of the ClimbAfax, grab each edge of the cover at the base and
spread it gently apart, about 2" each side, while lifting up.
25.2 Cover Replacement
Standing in front of the ClimbAfax, grab the two bottom edges of the cover and spread them while sliding
it over the base. Take care that you don't snag any cables. After the cover is in place, plug in the power cord
and turn the ClimbAfax on. Try climbing to ensure that none of the cables have come off. If you get an error
on the display, take off the cover and check all of the cables. Replace the Phillips screws.
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