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Revision Date 07/2020
L-Series Treadbelt - Deck - Impact Absorber Instructions
TOOLS NEEDED:
● Rubber Mallet
● Vice grips (locking pliers)
● Lubriplate Grease #71061
● Power drill with #2 & #3 Phillips Head Bit
● 3/8
”
ratchet w/ 2” extension
●
3/8
”
, 7/16
”
, 1/2
”
, 9/16
”
standard sockets
If you are replacing the treadbelt for the 1
st
time, the DECK can be flipped.
If the treadbelt has already been replaced previously, the DECK needs replacement.
If you are replacing the treadbelt, CHECK the absorbers for wear/damage. Replace if needed.
Allow a minimum of 3 feet of space around the entire treadmill for a proper work space.
1.
Turn treadmill on and elevate to 15% grade. Once complete,
unplug the unit
.
2.
Remove motor cover.
3.
Loosen, but do not remove, bed endcap screws from both sides at the rear of the treadmill.
4.
Release ALL tension from the treadbelt by loosening both take up bolts.
1.
Using your Power Drill with a #3 bit, remove all 4 Phillips head screws on each side.
(Figure A)
2.
Using a rubber mallet, lightly tap the bottom of the frame rail in an upward direction. (
Figure B
)
3.
Lift up on the side frame cover to remove it. (
Figure C
)
1
. Using a 7/16
”
deep well socket, remove the motor tensioning nut.
(Figure A)
2
. Tilt the motor towards the rear of the machine with one hand. Use your other hand to twist the drive belt
and rotate it off the flywheel. (
Figure B
)
Removing the Side Frame Covers
Removing the Drive Belt
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
First Steps
