First Degree Fitness FLUID E750, User Manual

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Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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Problem Solution
Water changer color or becomes cloudy. Change Unit location to reduce direct exposure to sunlight.
Add water treatment or change Tank water as directed in
the water treatment section of this manual. Consider using
distilled water to refill Tank.
I want to drain the fluid Tank on my E750. It is recommended to take your unit outdoors, open the Tank
Plug, and lay unit on its back to facilitate draining process.
For simple, fast and efficient filling and/or drainage of the
Fluid Tank, we have a battery operated pump (rechargeable
via USB) available as an option. We recommend this to any
commercial facility, with multiple units, that has a need to
drain and refill Tanks from time to time. To purchase,
contact your nearest First Degree Fitness distributor or go
to our website on www.firstdegreefitness.com for details.
The Monitor display is erratic and illuminates,
but does not register with movement. It is possible that there is a loose connection. Check that the
Monitor lead is connected properly to the unit. If connected
properly check Sensor gap. Contact your local dealer if this fails
to address the problem.
The Monitor does not illuminate after battery
installation. Replace/reinstall batteries in correct position and try again.
If the LCD screen fails to illuminate, try rotating the
batteries slightly in the Monitor.
If this fails, contact your local service center.
The Monitor LEVEL is not synchronized
with the Tank LEVEL. The Monitor LEVEL needs to be recalibrated. Please refer to
"Calibration Procedure" page 15 of this manual.
Knocking noise from inside the control arm
while training, especially when changing
directions.
Chain requires tightening or adjustment.
Open Inspection Plate located on front of Control Arm and
check tension using a screwdriver or other tool. Use the
Chain Tensioning Bolts located at the rear of the Control
Arm to tighten or adjust as needed. The chain should have
approx. 3mm of slack when properly adjusted. See P.11 for
details.
Pedal is loose (either left or right) and
cannot be retightened.
Aluminum crank arm threads are stripped.
Contact service center for replacement. Then check weekly
as recommended.
Pedals slip during hard training.
PK Tank Belt requires tightening. Remove large Inspection Plate next to the Tank, insert a long
tool to push the rear end cap out from the inside, exposing
the Tank Belt Tensioning Bolt. Loosen Tank Bolts slightly.
Remove upper Rubber Belt Cover to expose the PK Belt.
Tighten the Tank Tensioning Bolt until the Belt is too tight to
be twisted from side to side more than 45 degrees by hand.