CYBEX Pro+ Owner's Service Manual page 78

D. Confirm that the drive belt is positioned three grooves over
from the face of the flywheel and three grooves over from
the face of the pulley. See Figure 10. NOTE: Failure to align
the drive belt could cause squeaking.
14. Secure the drive belt tension.
NOTE: Follow this step only if you replaced the drive belt.
A. Using a 1/2" socket wrench, tighten the two screws on the
motor saddle. See Figure 9.
15. Secure the running deck.
A. Place the deck in position as noted in step 9A. NOTE:
Make a note of the service you performed on the Service
Schedule under the motor cover.
B. Using a 7/16" open end or socket wrench, attach the ten
washers and screws that hold the deck to the treadmill
frame. See Figure 7.
16. Secure the rear roller.
A. Slide the rear roller into the running belt. See Figure 6.
B. Slide the hardware for each side into position. NOTE:
Place the end of the bolt in first and then hold the rear
roller up while you pivot the group of hardware into the
rear roller slot. Be sure the bronze bushing is touching
the head of the bolt. See Figure 11.
C. Using a 3/4" socket wrench, tighten each rear roller
bolt evenly, making sure not to tighten either bolt too
many turns before moving to the other bolt. NOTE: Do
not overtighten the belt. You will tension and center the
belt in step 21. See Figure 11.
17. Secure the top steps.
A. Place each top step in position. See Figure 4.
B. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, secure the three
screws that hold each top step in place. See Figure 4.
18. Secure the side panels.
A. Place each side panel into position on the bottom edge and use your hand to push all
along the top edge of the side panel to snap it in place. See Figure 5.
19. Secure the end caps.
A. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, tighten the screw that holds each end cap in place.
See Figure 4.
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Cybex Pro+ Treadmill Owner's & Service Manual
3 Grooves
Drive Belt
Face of Front
Roller Pulley
Face of
Flywheel Pulley
Figure 10
Bronze Bushing
NOTE: Be sure the bronze
bushing is touching the
head of the bolt.
Figure 11