2. Usage guide for Auto Lubrication
This treadmill has auto lubricate function for running belt. As long as the total running distance reaches
1000km, the treadmill will make a sound of “bleep” when power on the treadmill next time. Meanwhile the
treadmill runs 60 seconds at the speed of 1km/h,and the lubricating oil is sprayed on the back of running belt.
The treadmill will stop after running 60seconds, now the machine can be used normally
3.
Evaluating friction
The friction between running belt and board will be increased due to the dirty or consumed lubrication, it may
do harm to the motor and controller. high friction has following characters:
After switch off the power, the running belt can’t be moved or it’s difficult to move it by feet;
Pull out safety key when the treadmill runs at medium-speed in load mode, the running belt stops
immediately.
High friction may get motor or controller damaged. For example breaker or fuse worn.
4.
Belt adjustment
1)
The running belt has already adjusted before it leaves the factory. But after a period time of using, the
belt will become loose. And this is out of guarantee scope, so the user should adjust it by himself. Too loose
the belt will slip, but too tight perhaps do harm to the motor and roller. Normally the distance between the
middle belt and the running board should be kept 5-6cm. How to evaluate the loose running belt: Operate the
treadmill at a speed of 1.5km/h, hold the handrail tightly and stop the running belt by user’s feet, if the running
belt stops moving but the front roller still moving and it will move again after letdown, this means the running
belt is too loose so the user will have a feel of pause. In this case, the using life of the motor belt will be
shortened, so the user should adjust it in time.
2)
Loose belt adjustment
After use for a period of time, the user could feel a pause during running; it is due to the loose belt. The
method to solve this problem is to tighten adjustable bolt which is respective in the left and right end of
treadmill till you have no pause feeling.
Friendly indication: it’s not more tight, more better for the belt. The running belt should be adjusted according
to your need. Too tight running belt will shorten the life span of running belt.
5.
Deflection belt adjustment
All the running belts have already adjusted before the treadmill leaves the factory and after assembling, but
after a period time of using, the belt may become deflected. It usually caused by the following reasons:
1)
The body of treadmill is not placed well.
2)
The user’s feet are not on the center of the running belt.
3)
The strengths of user’s two feet are different.
4)
For the deflection made by human the machine will adjust by working several minutes without load. For
other reasons please adjust the bolt at a unit of half-circle by the accompanying tool. If the belt slants to left,
please adjust the left bolt in clockwise direction or adjust the right bolt in counter clockwise direction; if the
belt slants to right, please adjust it contrary direction. The deflected running belt is out of guarantee; the user
should adjust it by himself. The deflected running belt will strictly harm itself, so the user must adjust it in time.
6.
Motor belt adjustment
1)
All motor belts have been adjusted well before the treadmill leaves the factory. But after use for a period
of time it may get paused in short time. Maybe the motor belt is too loose.
2)
How to evaluate the motor belt loose or not
Get the treadmill work at a speed of 1.5km/h,hold the handrails tightly and try to stop the running belt contrary
direction by user’s feet, if the running belt and front roller stop simultaneously but moving again after letdown,
it means the motor belt is too loose and the user may have a pause feeling. You should adjust it immediately
because this may do damage to the lifespan of motor belt.
3)
solution: adjust the motor bolt in clockwise direction at unit of half-circle by accompanying tool till the
user have no feeling of pause.
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