Preventive Maintenance TRACKMASTER
Rewaxing the Running Board
This procedure requires the following tools:
• 1,000-watt iron (minimum wattage)
• Scotch-Brite
® pad
CAUTION Do not use silicone sprays or any substances other than TRACKMASTER
®
wax, which
may be purchased directly from your distributor. Contact your distributor for further
information.
1. Turn the master power switch to the OFF position, and unplug the treadmill from its
power outlet.
2. Remove the running board from the treadmill, and place it on a bench or table at a
comfortable height. (Follow the “Running Board Removal” instructions on page 7-5.)
3. Clean the running board surface with a dry Scotch-Brite
® (or similar) pad. Remove as
much dirt as possible without damaging the tempered running board surface; then dust
the surface with a clean, dry rag.
4. Set the iron temperature to its hottest setting (use an iron rated at 1,000 watts or more).
Pour approximately
1/3 cup of the special wax beads down the center of the running
board. Hold the iron on the beads until the wax begins to melt.
5. Slowly move the iron up and down the running board in small circular patterns until
the running board and wax are hot enough for the board to absorb the wax. The first
coat can require up to 45 minutes, because the board needs to reach the appropriate
temperature to absorb the wax. After the appropriate temperature has been reached,
the wax will boil like hot water and then soak into the running board.
6. Be patient! If you do not work the wax in properly, you may have to rewax again
much earlier than necessary. When you finish, remove any excess wax from the board
by gently buffing the surface with a Scotch-Brite
® pad.
Internal Circuit Breaker Location and Resetting
1. All circuit breakers are located at the front of the treadmill and below the hood. (See
Appendix B.)
• 2 ea. Power Supply / Relay Board (1/4 amp)
• 2 ea. Elevation Motor (1 amp [220v]; 2 amp [110v])
2. To reset a breaker, push the button.
Note: Contact your distributor for information on possible causes of tripped circuit
breakers.
7-6 TMX425 Series Owner’s Manual February 1, 2004
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