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BELT ADJUSTMENT
The poly V-Belt will gradually loosen and change shape after a long time usage and you will need to
adjust it for safe use. How to judge: when you are running as usual, and your feet stamp on the
running belt and you feel the pause sometimes, it indicates the V-Belt or running belt is loose. You
need to make a further confirmation to see which part is loose: Take down the four screws on the
motor cover. Then let the treadmill work at the speed of 3 km/h. Stand on the running belt, hang on to
the foam handrails and try to press the running belt harder with your feet. (We suggest that the user
stamps with his own body weight).
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If the running b
elt doesn’t stop when you press it, then the running belt and motor belt is not
flabby or too tight. They are just right.
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If the running belt stops when you press it, but the front roller doesn’t stop, then the running
belt is a little loose. Then you need to adjust the running belt for the safe use (to adjust
running belt see the maintenance guideline on the previous page).
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If the running belt and front roller stop when press the running belt, the motor still runs, the
motor belt and running belt stops, then the V-belt is flabby, you need to adjust it for safe using.
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Turn the screws clockwise. Until the belt has the right tension. Do not overtighten it.