Tectrix Climbmax 150 - Pedal Assembly

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Pedal

Assembly

(see

Fig.

10)

Tools:

Adjustable

Jaw

Wrench

3/16"

Allen

Hex

Wrench

Small

Flathead

Screwdriver

39.1

Parallel

Arm

Bearing

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The

bearing

(4)

that

supports

the

parallel

arm

(17)

is

field

serviceable.

Remove

the

3/8"-16

nut

(6)

from

the

Pedal

Screw

(13)

(older

climbers

used

a

5/16"-18

nut

and

a

3/8"

x

5/8"

shoulder

screw).

Unscrew

the

pedal

screw

(13)

from

the

parallel

arm

(17).

Press

out

the

bearing

(4).

Press

in

the

new

bearing

(4)

by

tapping

it

in

with

the

pedal

screw

(13).

Make

sure

to

grease

the

new

bearing.

Reassemble.

Tighten

the

pedal

screw

finger

tight

(5

inch-Ib)

ensuring

that

the

pedal

moves

freely,

then

tighten

the

3/8"

nut

(35-50

ft-Ib).

NOTE:

When

tightening

the

3/8"

nut

onto

the

pedal

screw,

hold

back

with

the

Allen

wrench

to

prevent

the

screw

from

backing

off.

39.2

Pedal

Replacement

Remove

the

3/8"

nut

(6)

from

the

pedal

screw

(13).

Unscrew

the

pedal

screw

(13)

from

the

parallel

arm.(17).

Flip

the

pedal

(1)

over,

pry

off

the

E-ring

(9)

with

the

screwdriver

and

loosen

the

5/8"-18

nut

(10).

Unscrew

the

pedal

shaft

(16)

from

the

crank

arm

(12)

and

remove

the

pedal.

Remove

the

5/8"-18

nut

(10)

from

the

pedal

shaft

(16)

and

slide

the

shaft

out

of

the

pedal.

Inspect

and

grease

the

bearings

(2)

&

(3).

To

reassemble,

slide

the

washer

(7)

on

to

the

shaft

(16)

and

slide

the

shaft

into

the

pedal

(1).

Put

the

wave

spring

(8),

washer

(7),

nut

(10)

and

lock

washer

(11)

on

the

shaft

inside

the

pedal

(1).

Screw

the

shaft

(16)

into

the

crank

arm

(12)

until

the

threads

start

to

come

through.

Slide

the

pedal

(1),

and

compress

the

wave

spring

(8)

and

washer

(7)

over

to

the

shaft

(16)

shoulder

and

snap

on

the

E-ring

(9).

Unscrew

the

shaft

(16)

until

there

is

1/32"

between

the

crank

arm

(12)

and

the

pedal

(1).

Tighten

the

5/8"-18

nut

(10)

on

to

the

crank

arm.

Reassemble

the

parallel

arm

(17),

pedal

screw

(13)

and

nut

(6).

NOTE:

When

tightening

the

3/8"

nut

onto

the

pedal

screw,

hold

back

with

the

Allen

wrench

to

prevent

the

screw

from

backing

off.

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