Tectrix Climbmax 150 - Crank; Pedal Removal from Frame; Crank Arm Assembly

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36.

Crank

/

Pedal

Removal

From

Frame

Tools:

Adjustable

Jaw

Wrench

3/16'

Hex

(Allen)

Wrench

(for

older

models)

Remove

the

cover

(see

section

25).

Remove

the

drive

cables

(see

section

34).

Remove

the

clamps

that

hold

the

pivot

shaft

and

parallel

arm

shaft.

Remove

the

entire

crank,

parallel

arm

and

pedal

assembly

by

twisting

it

90

degrees

and

pulling

out.

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To

replace

this

assembly

insert

the

shafts

into

their

respective

clamps

but

don't

tighten

them

down

yet.

Install

the

drive

cables

(see

section

34).

Slide

the

pivot

shaft

in

the

clamps

to

line

up

the

cable

with

the

clutch

pulleys

then

tighten

the

clamps

on

the

pivot

shaft.

Slide

the

parallel

arm

shaft

in

or

out

to

center

the

parallel

arms

between

the

pedals

and

then

tighten

the

clamps.

Plug

the

power

cord

in

and

try

climbing.

37.

Crank

Arm

Assembly

(see

Fig.

9)

Tools:-Adjustable

Jaw

Wrench

Retaining

Ring

Pliers

37.1

Clevis

Bearing

Replacement

The

bearing

(4)

that

supports

the

clevis

shoulder

screw

(10)

is

field

serviceable.

Remove

the

cover

(see

section

25)

and

the

drive

cables

(see

section

34).

Tap

or

press

out

the

bearing

(4).

Press

in

the

new

bearing

by

tapping

it

in

with

the

shoulder

bolt.

Make

sure

to

grease

the

new

bearing

using

a

few

drops

of

light

machine

oil

(example:

TRI-FLO

or

3-in-1

oil).

To

reassemble

see

section

30.

37.2

Pivot

shaft

The

bearings

(3)

that

ride

on

the

pivot

shaft

(7)

can

be

greased

or

oiled.

Use

a

grease

gun

to

apply

a

polymer

grease

through

the

grease

fittings

on

the

crank

arm.

To

disassemble,

use

the

retaining

ring

pliers

to

remove

the

C-rings

(5)

and

slide

the

pivot

shaft

(7)

out.

To

reassemble

take

care

to

get

the

washers

(8)

and

wave

spring

washer

(6)

back

on

in

the

same

order

that

they

came

off.

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