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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
DAILY MAINTENANCE
or after each workout
Cleaning
Wipe down handle, seat, rails and frame after
every row.
WEEKLY
Inspect the WaterRower M1
Dust Build Up
Dust tank and belts regularly.
Clean the top of the rails where the wheels run.
To do this, run a damp cloth along the top and
sides of the rails. This will remove the dirt, dust,
etc. which builds up with use.
In addition, clean any residue or build-up that has
accumulated on the wheels.
Loose Bolts
Each week, inspect the bolts along the tank
assembly and rail assembly to ensure they are
all secure in the frame of the rower. If necessary,
use a 5mm allen key to tighten any bolts that have
come loose.
Weekly Belt Alignment and Monitor Test
On a weekly basis, row several strokes on the
rower to check the alignment of the recoil belt;
it can, sometimes, come misaligned on the front
pulleys (see picture).
If the recoil belt is off a pulley, the recoil of the
handle will be sluggish and not feel smooth. It can
also lead to fraying of the belt. If the recoil feels
misaligned, check that the recoil belt is aligned
and runs over each pulley correctly and smoothly
as seen in the second picture.
While checking the alignment, review the monitor
to ensure it is working correctly. Turn the monitor
on and it should flash all zeros, indicating it is
ready to start. As you begin rowing, the monitor
should register your stroke rate, speed, distance &
time. If not, please refer to the monitor section in
the troubleshooting guide (page 10).
Aligned
Misaligned
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