Brudden Movement WCSR, Owner'S Manual

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MAINTENANCE
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RECOMMENDATIONS
For greater durability of the equipment it is important to follow a series of precautions to avoid any problem in the equipment, the
users and/or third parties. If any part of the equipment breaks, place the equipment out of use until the part that has been damaged
is repaired.
CLEANING
Clean the equipment weekly using a soft nylon brush. Pass a vacuum cleaner under the equipment to prevent dust and dirt
from accumulating, which can affect the operation of the treadmill.
Always use water, mild soap and a soft cloth for cleaning the braces of the handrail and equipment before and after training.
Wait for the equipment to dry completely before starting a new training. Never use acid cleaners. Never pour water onto the
equipment or apply liquid spray.
SHROUD
The Shroud serves as a protection for the user, if it is damaged, make the immediate
replacement.
PULLEYS
The pulley is what allows the steel cable to make the necessary path to do the exercise, so it is
extremely important to keep the pulleys well taken care of. At the sign of wear or damage to
the pulleys, contact technical assistance.
SELECTOR PINS
Always check that the selector pin is not damaged or out of its original shape, thus not being
able to pin the weight or accessory correctly. If the pin is damaged, contact a Technical
Assistance to make the exchange.
DANGER!
IF THE SELECTOR PIN IS DAMAGED AND REUSED, IT MAY NOT
HOLD THE WEIGHTS OR ACCESSORIES CORRECTLY, CAUSING
SERIOUS OR FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE
USER AND MAY DAMAGE EQUIPMENT
TOP PLATE
Allows weights to be selected. At the slightest damage or wear to the part, do not attempt
to select the weight. Contact Technical Assistance to make the exchange.
GUIDE ROD
If any of the settings on the guide rod are out of their original shape, do not use the
equipment and replace the damaged part.