INRED FUTURE MTC 3.0, Owner'S Manual

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B) Repeat STEP A for the right belt tension bolt.
You must be sure to turn both bolts the same number of turns, so the rear roller will stay square
relative to the frame.
C) Repeat STEP A and STEP B until the slipping is eliminated.
D) be careful not to tighten the running belt tension too much as you can create excessive pressure
on the front and rear roller bearing that will result in bearing noise from the front and rear rollers.
TO DECREASE THE TENSION ON THE RUNNING BELT, TURN BOTH BOLTS COUNTER CLOCKWISE
EVENELY.
CENTERING THE RUNNING BELT
When you run, you may step harder with one foot than with another. The severity of the deflection
depends on the amount of force that one foot exerts in the relation to the other. The belt will often
return to the center of the deck if weight distribution becomes balanced or nobody is on the running
belt. If the running belt remains consistently off-center, you will need to center the running belt ma-
nually.
A) Start the treadmill without anyone on the running belt, press speed up until speed is above 4kph.
B) Observe whether the running belt is toward the right or left side of the deck.
a. If toward the left side of the deck
Using the inner hexagon spanner, turn the left adjustment bolt 1/8 turn in a clockwise direction and
the right adjustment bolt counter clockwise 1/8.
b. If toward the right side of the deck
Using the inner hexagon spanner, turn the right adjustment bolt 1/8 turn in a clockwise direction and
the left adjustment bolt counter clockwise 1/8.