CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
Note:
to
prevent
electrical
shock,
you
need
to
make
sure
the
treadmill
is
switched
off
and
the
plug
removed
from
the
socket,
before
you
start
cleaning
the
device
or
before
you
perform
regular
maintenance.
Treadmill
and
running
belt
lubrication
To
achieve
maximum
life
span
this
treadmill
needs
regular
lubrication,
as
part
of
the
general
maintenance
program.
This
will
prevent
premature
wear
and
tear
of
treadmill,
running
belt
and
motor.
Use
Oil
Less
than
3
hours
a
week
Annually
3
–
5
hours
a
week
Every
6
months
More
than
5
hours
a
week
Every
3
months
Cleaning
Wipe
the
console
and
other
surfaces
to
remove
sweat
residues.
The
device
should
be
cleaned
once
a
week
with
a
clean
soft
and
damp
cloth.
To
avoid
damage
to
the
computer,
do
not
use
any
liquids.
When
you
remove
the
covers
from
the
device
for
the
lubrication,
we
suggest
you
make
this
part
of
the
device
dust
free
too.
Note:
do
not
use
any
abrasive
or
solvent
cleaners
to
clean
the
device.
Storage
Ensure
the
power
switch
is
off
and
the
unit
unplugged
from
the
electrical
wall
socket.
Store
the
treadmill
in
a
clean
and
dry
environment.
You
should
avoid
storage
in
excessively
cold
or
damp
places
as
this
may
lead
to
corrosion
and
other
related
problems.
Moving
This
treadmill
has
been
designed
and
equipped
with
wheels
for
easy
mobility.
Before
moving,
ensure
the
power
switch
is
in
the
off
position
and
the
unit
is
unplugged.
SOLVING
PROBLEMS
If
an
error
message
(E01,
E02,
E03
or
E05)
is
shown
on
the
computer,
this
may
be
caused
by
a
broken
cable.
Check
whether
all
cables
have
been
connected
correctly
and
whether
they
show
signs
of
damage.
Please
contact
Van
den
Berg
Products
if
the
problem
persists.
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