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- Page 1 COMPLETE OWNERS MANUAL Treadwall Kore Home Model Brewer Fitness ● 87 York Ave ● Randolph, MA 02368 USA ● 781-961-5200 ● www.brewerfitness.com...
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Page 3: Product Registration
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 INTRODUCTION Vertical movement is a new category of training that works the whole body and mind together. The Treadwall will deliver a remarkable aerobic burn that anyone can “enjoy.” While simultaneously challenging the upper-body, core and grip strength, exhausting even the fittest athletes. When introducing the wall, we suggest the staff understands its potential, benefits and how to use it as a fitness tool. - Page 4 Note to Kore Home Manual: These instructions include all the options that may not apply to your Kore Home unit. If you did not order an option, please ignore the instructions and go to the next. Note that if you did not order the angle changing kit, there are two lower uprights that take the place of the jacks and have several optional angle choices to use.
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Page 5: Opera Ng Instruc Ons
INTRODUCTION There are 3 primary controls to know about on the Treadwall Kore Pro. You can adjust the speed of the climb with the lever located on the right side of the machine, you can adjust the angle of the wall with the handles placed on the right and the le side of the machine, and you can view and track the stats on your exercise with the digital counter on the right side of the machine. -
Page 6: Speed Control
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Opera ng Instruc ons Speed Control To control the speed of your climb you simply move the lever up and down. At the “0” se ng the Treadwall will be completely stopped for most people or it may just barely creep downwards for heavier individuals. -
Page 7: Home Screen
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Opera ng Instruc ons Adjustment knobs Digital Counter The counter will start coun ng as soon as you start climbing. It will pause if you rest for 5 seconds, and it will power down a er 5 minutes of non-use. - Page 8 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Opera ng Instruc ons Installing the climbing holds—Route Se ng! Placing the climbing holds onto your Treadwall is called route se ng, and the individual climbs you set up are called routes. We have route guides on our website at brewerfitness.com/routese ng that you can download, create, or share with other users.
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Page 10: General Maintenance
THEORY OF OPERATION The Treadwall Kore Pro is completely powered by the climber. The wall does not rotate by itself, but only when a person begins to climb on the machine. You can vary the speed of climbing with the lever located on the right side of the machine. -
Page 11: Maintenance Schedule
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 General Maintenance Maintenance Schedule A er The First Month: • Check the drive chain to make sure that it is not loose, ghten if necessary (Pg. 17) • Check the winding on the angle adjuster cables, ghten the excess slack that will develop (Pg. 30) •... - Page 12 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Troubleshoo ng Problem Cause Solu on Tighten the exterior X-bracing En re Treadwall wobbles or moves Exterior X-bracing too loose making sure that the en re frame is square and level (Pg. 16) Tighten drive chain and make sure...
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Page 13: Frame Alignment
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Service Instruc ons Frame Alignment Adjust the length of the x-bracing to be equal. This measurement will be 112 15/16” from one corner of the top horizontal to the opposite corner of the bo om horizontal. This measurement will perfectly square the machine on a level floor. -
Page 14: Drive Chain Adjustment
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Service Instruc ons INSPECTION HOLE ADJUSTMENT BOLT Drive Chain Adjustment 1. The drive chain can be adjusted from the LOCK NUT outside of your Treadwall, you only need to remove the hydraulic box cover on the top right of the machine. - Page 15 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Service Instruc ons Auto-Stop Adjustment 1. Loosen the two small nuts on the outside of the channel that hold the microswitch in place. 2. Adjust the microswitch by pivo ng it around its upper moun ng screw (see diagram).
- Page 16 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Service Instruc ons Lubrica ng the Kore Pro The Treadwall panels slide down channels that should be lubricated bi annually, or more o en if opera on becomes sluggish. 1. White lithium grease in a spray can is commonly available at auto supply and hardware stores.
- Page 17 TREADWALL WIRING SHAFT WITH MAGNETS (3 positions - magnets are doubled) 2.1 MM JACK CONNECTOR (FEMALE) 9V DC input from frame wire - (SLEEVE) + (PIN) MAGNETIC REED SWITCH .25" FEMALE SPADE CONNECTOR - connector to solenoid valve 9V DC 2.5 MM PLUG Display control - (outer sleeve)
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- Page 19 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Safety Tips Safety Tips WARNING - Read all instruc ons before assembling and using the Treadwall. For Assembly: Be careful when moving and installing larger Treadwall components, as they might require effort to li and a ach. Some steps require two individuals. Have a second person assist you during assembly and make sure to have two ladders on hand.
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Page 20: Before Assembly
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Assembly Instruc ons Before Assembly: The most important first step is to consider carefully the loca on and posi on of your Treadwall. A loca on that is too visible - for example in the direct focus of members using CV equipment or walking in the entrance - may discourage people from climbing. -
Page 21: Frame Assembly
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Frame Assembly Parts Needed X-brace components—The two short pieces and two long pieces are packed with the channels, the turnbuckles are in the hardware box. Spines Feet Jacks Horizontals Uprights Bolt bags Kore-1 and Kore-3... - Page 22 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Frame Assembly Assemble the frame as shown. The bolt, washer, washer, lock washer, then nut sequence shown in the blow up of the Kore horizontal will be used for all bolts on your Treadwall. Begin by a aching the horizontals to the spines being careful to make sure that the spines are oriented correctly, with the small extensions facing inwards.
- Page 23 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Frame Assembly A ach the uprights to the jacks. There are three holes on the jacks which will give you different angle ranges. Top hole — 5 to 20 Middle hole — 13 to 28 Bo om Hole –...
- Page 24 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Frame Assembly Now, carefully li the framework up, bol ng the bo om of the jack to the foot, push the bolt through the jack first so that the nut is on the outside of the Treadwall.
- Page 25 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Parts Needed Top Shroud Bo om Shroud Panels S ffies 4 chain boxes Upper sha Lower sha Le channel Right channel Spacer bar...
- Page 26 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Spine Moun ng Holes Top of channel Front of channel There are a le and right channel, the right channel has the hydraulic motor a ached at the top. Using the top front moun ng hole on the right channel hang the channel on the bolt that connects the jack assembly and spine a achment.
- Page 27 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Take the le channel and insert the lower sha into the bearing le ng the top of the channel rest on the floor. Li the channel and mount it to the frame. Use the top front spine moun ng hole and the bolt that connects the jack assembly and spine.
- Page 28 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Install the spacer bar. He bolts and nuts required come a ached to the bar. Insert the stud end of the bar into the right channel. There is a hole directly above the speed control box.
- Page 29 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Use the bolts from bag TW6-6 and place three of them in the top sprockets. Leave the top rear bolt out for now. These bolts have a built in washer , use a washer, lock washer, and nut on the inside of the wall.
- Page 30 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Main Channel Assembly Pushdown Bolt Remove the cover at the top of the right channel. The hydraulic pump is mounted in slots so it can slide up and down. Make sure it is as high as it can be.
- Page 31 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly To install the main chains, Set the speed lever to 0, then drape one chain over the large sprockets under the shroud with the tabs facing out. The second half of the chain will need to be a ached, be careful to a ach the correct ends of the chain together to maintain the 6”...
- Page 32 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Mount the counter- mer on the right channel to the four small holes below the speed control - with the provided screws and nuts. The sensor wire and power wire are pre installed and plug directly into the rear of the counter.
- Page 33 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Each panel has a metal s ffener that must be mounted on the back (smooth side) before installing the panel onto the Treadwall. Place the panel face down on a piece of cardboard, line up the s ffy, and press it into...
- Page 34 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Con nue installing panels, alterna ng the hole spacing. Use the speed control lever to control the descent of the panels. As you install panels they will move down by their weight. There will come a point where they...
- Page 35 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Slide the mat under the wall to the back of the frame with the shortest fold to the rear. This finishes the installa on except for pu ng on the climbing holds, Ladder Line, and installing the last climbing panel.
- Page 36 CHANGING THE ANGLE AJUSTMENT RANGE - KORE TREADWALL The angle adjusters for the Kore Treadwall have three adjustment ranges - low, middle and high. Using a simple 2x4 prop, you can easily adjust to SUPPORT ARM the desired range. 1) The prop is 83" long. Use a good straight 2x4 as clear of knots as possible.
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Page 38: Final Tests
Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Main Channel Assembly Final Tests Before installing the final panel, inspect the inside of the Treadwall: 1) Make sure the mer-counter is working properly. If it does not count feet as the wall is moving, check that the magnets and sensor are properly installed and adjusted 2) Check the auto-stop func on. - Page 39 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Glossary Angle ..... The posi on of the center sec on of the Treadwall in rela on to a ver cal wall Channels ....Long metal pieces on either side of the Treadwall, where the panels slide Digital Counter ..
- Page 40 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Treadwall® Limited Warranty 1. WHO IS COVERED? The original purchaser of any model Treadwall (“Original Purchaser”) may only enforce this warranty. 2. ORIGINAL PURCHASER OBLIGATIONS a. The Original Purchaser assumes full responsibility that this Treadwall purchased meets the specifications, ca- pacity and other requirements of the Customer.
- Page 41 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Treadwall® Limited Warranty 5. WHAT IS NOT COVERED a. Normal wear and tear is excluded from this warranty. No warranty shall be provided in the event the Tread- wall is modified by original purchaser, for parts not approved by Brewer's Ledge Inc., or for warranty-related service other than by personnel authorized by Brewer's Ledge Inc.
- Page 42 Treadwall Kore Pro Owner’s Manual—2017 Contact Informa on Website WWW.BREWERFITNESS.COM Email SALES@BREWERFITNESS.COM Address Please come by for a visit some me! 87 York ave. Randolph, MA 02368 Phone 1-800-707-9616...