Horizon Fitness T84 User Manual page 5

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so may result b injury! Removeplastic wrap fromconsole masts.
BOLT ( A) FLAT WASHER (B)
15mm 20 mm
Qty:1 Qty: 1
TEFLON WASHER ( C)
18mm
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BOLT(A) _ _/
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FLAT WASHER(O) /
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TEFLON WASHER(C) ELEVATION FRAME
A OpenHARDWAREDAG I.
D MoveLEFTLINKAGEARM i nto position. InsertDOLT(A)andFLATWASHER ( D) into LEFT
LINKAGE A RMfollowedby a TEFLON WASHER ( C) and attach to ELEVATION FRAME.
C Lift LEFTCONSOLE MAST into upright position. Besure to hold the consolemast firmly, as
it will not stay in the upright position on its own.
U Insert DOLT (D) and ] FLATWASHER ( E) throughLEFTCONSOLE MAST followedby
7 WAVY WASHER ( F) and attach to MAINFRAME.
BOLT (g)
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FLAT W ASHER (E) WAVY W ASHER (F)
27rnm 29 rnm
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CONSOLE MAST
MAINFRAME
WAVY W ASHER ( F) FLAT W ASHER ( E)
BOLTTO)
RIGHT LINKAGE ARM
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ELEVMION FRAIE CONSOLE CABLES PRE-ATTACHEO BOLT
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Pull LEAD WIREthroughRIGHT CONSOLE MAST. After pulfing the LEAD WIREthroughthe
mast, the top of the CONSOLE C ABLES shouldbe locatedat the top of the mast. Detach
and discardLEADWIRE.
OpenHARDWARE BAG1
MoveRIGHT LINKAGE A RMinto positionand attach to
ELEVATION FRAME.
NOTF: W hileho/din_RIGHT CONSOLE MAST in the
upright position, tighten PRE-ATTACHEfl BOLTusin_
T-wrench to attach RIGHT LINAGEARM.
AttachRIGHT CONSOLE MAST to MAIN FRAME usin_ i
DOLT(U), 1 FLATWASHER ( E)and i WAVY WASHER ( F).
Nowcut the bandin_straps and removeremainin_
packadn_ material.*
Lift the RUNNING DECK until lock latch on side of
treadmifl is fully en_a_ed.
Remove CONSOLE from boxandplace out of the way.
Lowerthe treadmiflRUNNING BECKfrom the folded
positionby steppin_on LOCK LATCH on lowerright side.
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i _"NOTE: I f youhave attemptedto
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move the treadmi// from the box
i the machinehas sprung
openand cannot beassembtefl,
i refer to the troubleshooting
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