TRACKMASTER
Ch. 12
Removal and Replacement of Components
317-160-406 Rev 4
TMX428 TMX428CP & TMX58 Service Manual
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May 2021
to highlight
.
8.
Adjustment to
with any + or
–
key.
9.
Using the ENTER or PROGRAM SELECT ,
highlight
.
10.
Increase elevation to 25% (verify with a tape measure tha
t the value is 18.0” to 18.2”).
11.
The lower Cam should almost be in contact with limits switch.
12.
If the Upper Elevation Cam comes in contact with limit switch, the treadmill will
automatically reset to the 0% elevation.
On the Von Weise Actuator use a large
(3/8” wide) flat blade screw driver,
rotate the lower switch cam counterclockwise the proper amount to assure
the treadmill will not elevate past 25%.
On the MSI Actuator loosen screw to relieve tension then position lower
cam. This is a friction fit be careful to move in small increments, tighten
screw when complete.
Von Weise Actuator
MSI Actuator
WARNING
If the cam was turned to adjust the lower switch, the upper cam will need to be reset
to zero to allow the treadmill to part in the correct position. Repeat Step 8 to
reestablish 0% elevation.
NOTE: When adjustments are made to the lower cam, on the Von Weise Actuator, the
upper cam moves in tandem. When adjustments are made to the lower cam on the
MSI Actuator, the upper cam does not move in tandem.
13.
To gain access to the parameter screen, hold down
on
QUICK SPEED
for approximately 4 seconds.
14.
Using the ENTER or PROGRAM SELECT ,
highlight
.
15.
To adjust elevation use any + or
–
key to .5% grade.
16.
Using the tape measure verify the angle
(Refer to
17.
If incorrect, make adjustments to compensate on parameter P15 = .5% elevation and
then use any + or
–
key to adjust value.
TMX428 VERSION 0.4
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P00
1
P01
400000
P02
33
P03
160
P04
100
P05
150
P06
0
P07
0
P08
0
P09
0
P10
135
P11
1000
P12
25
P13
0
P14
0
P15
19
P16
97
P17
195
P18
295
P19
388
P20
484
P21
990
P22
11
P23
35
P24
0
P25
160
P26
342
P27
1000
P28
1000
P29
7615
P30
0
P31
0
P32
0
P33
4000
P34
0
P35
5
6
7
7
4753
.0
4