Brewer's Ledge Treadwall AM, Руководство по обслуживанию

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE -- TREADWALL® FITNESS CLIMBER
Problem Cause Solution
Wall is sluggish: lighter
weights will not pull wall
down. Channels misaligned.
Chains too tight.
Internal x-bracing too
tight.
Broken angle adjuster
cable.
Valve arm misadjusted
Resistance valve
misadjusted See Service Bulletin #20.
See Service Bulletin #20.
See Service Bulletin #20.
See Service Bulletin #4.
See Service Bulletin # 13
See Service Bulletin # 22
Wall sticks occasionally.
(Backing-up momentarily
frees wall). Chains too loose See Service Bulletin #20.
Wall is frozen up - will not
move in either direction Panels have become
soaked with water and
have swelled up.
One of the hydraulic
valves is not opening
properly.
Pump unit is frozen up.
(very unlikely) Replace swollen panels
Check linkages and control lines. See Service Bulletins
# 13, 22
To check: first make sure valves are opening properly.
Inspect panels to make sure none are swollen or
jammed. Remove small double chain from pump
coupling to see if wall will run free. If pump is frozen
up, replace hydraulic unit.
Motor makes excessive
noise Low hydraulic oil. Add oil to Pump Assembly. Open panel, remove pipe
cap, and inspect: oil should be within 3/4" of top. Use
30 wt. non-detergent oil. Rotate motor as filled to
remove air pockets. Cover fill opening with rag as
rotating to prevent spills. Total capacity of system: 1
pint.
Wall makes excessive
noise Chain too loose.
Panel end screw backed
out. See Service Bulletin #20.
Locate side that is rubbing (noisy) by means of sound
and scraped paint on inside of channels (usually at the
top). With assistant turning wall, observe ends of
panels at top: look for screw that has backed out.
Re-tighten. If stripped, remove and replace using glue
on threads.
Hydraulic unit makes
excessive noise Low hydraulic oil Add oil to pump assembly. Remove cover, remove
pipe cap, and inspect: Oil should be within 1" of top.
Use 30 wt. non-detergent oil. Rotate wall as filled to
remove air pockets. Cover fill opening with rag while
rotating to prevent spills. Leave about 1/2" air pocket.
Troubleshooting Guide