Cory Everson 5250MT, Руководство пользователя

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Adjusting the Incline:
Running Belt Adjustment:
After assembly, please try a brisk walk on your Treadmill to check for the following:
1. Check if the running belt turns smoothly and make sure it isn’t sliding off center. Each Treadmill is tested before
it leaves the factory, and under normal conditions, the running belt will turn freely and keep its position in the
middle. However, freight travel may cause the Belt to become askew.
2. If the Running Belt is straying to one side, the Rear Roller or Belt may have shifted during transport. To make
adjustments, fold and lock the Treadmill in the upright position. Lift the underside of the Belt so you can see the
rear roller underneath. Make sure that the roller is level. If it isn’t, follow the instructions in 3a for Rear Roller
adjustments. If the Rear Roller appears to be perfectly level, you may have to adjust the Running Belt. Follow the
instructions in 3b to adjust the Belt.
3a. To adjust the Rear Roller, refer to Figure C. The two holes in the rear end caps have Adjustment Bolts therein.
Turning the Bolt counterclockwise (left) will move the corresponding side of the roller down, towards the front of
the unit. Turning the Bolt clockwise (right) will raise the roller, or move it towards the rear of the Treadmill. The
Rear Roller must be as level as possible to prevent shifting of the Treadmill Belt.
3b. To adjust the Running Belt, refer to Figure C. If the Rear Roller is level, loosen both the Adjustment Bolts found
in the holes in the rear End Caps as evenly as possible by turning each one an even full turn counterclockwise until
you have just enough slack in the Belt to shift it over. Move the Running Belt towards the center of the Platform,
Use the provided Incline Pins to adjust the incline of the Treadmill. Remove the pins
that you inserted into the Rear Feet in Step 3 of the Assembly Instructions by pulling
the pin rings. Evenly adjust each foot to the desired position and reinsert the Incline
Pins into the corresponding holes
(See figure 7, on right). Make sure to place the Left
and Right Feet in the same incline position when inserting the Incline Pins.
This Treadmill has three levels of incline. You may actually find it easier to move the
belt on your Manual Treadmill with a greater incline, as you will have more traction to
assist you in moving the belt.