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Octane Fitness LX8000 Preventative Maintenance And Diagnostics

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Preventative Maintenance and Diagnostics
JUNE 2016

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  • Page 1 Preventative Maintenance and Diagnostics JUNE 2016...

  • Page 2: Tools Needed

    Please Read – Before You Begin Before working on any Octane Fitness product, please take the time to look through the product IMPORTANT specifi c manuals. Also note the following safety directions: • Always unplug the machine while servicing (if applicable).
  • Page 3 Accessing Parts Inside the Machine To check the electrical and mechanical components, you need to access parts inside the machine. To access parts inside the machine, remove the shrouds/covers in the following order: NOTE: To perform the majority of preventative maintenance procedures, you only need to remove the Mast Boot and Hood. 1.

  • Page 4: Preventative Maintenance

    Preventative Maintenance Electrical - Inspect Cables Verify all cables are secured to the machine and have good solid connections. cable tie P/N 107023-001 cable tie P/N 106786-001 snap-in cable tie P/N 106085-001 screw mount cable tie P/N 101416-001 You will feel a snap when the cables are...
  • Page 5 Preventative Maintenance Electrical - Inspect PAC Board Connections battery connection main data cable connection Mechanical - Inspect and Tighten Pedal Bolts and Pillow Block Set Screws If the mid or rear pedal bolt connections are loose, or if the pillow block set screws are loose, a knocking sound could occur. To prevent unwanted noise: use a torque wrench to tighten bolts and set screws to 75 FT-LB (102 N-M).
  • Page 6 Preventative Maintenance Mechanical - Inspect and Tighten Drive Belt, Moving Arm, Lateral, and Parallel Link Bolts If the drive belt is loose or rubbing on the drive pulley, a scraping or dragging sound could occur. To prevent unwanted noise: center drive belt and tighten. If the moving arm, lateral, or parallel link bolts are loose, a clicking or tapping sound could occur.
  • Page 7 Preventative Maintenance Adjustments - Inspect Handlebars Ensure hardware that holds the moving handlebars is securely fastened. Use a torque wrench to tighten hardware to 30 FT-LB (41 N-M). TORQUE 30 FT-LB 41(N-M) 17mm bolt wrench 17mm wrench 13mm wrench tighten IMPORTANT! VERIFY HANDLEBAR CABLES ARE SECURED TO HANDLEBAR COVER AND WRAPPED AROUND THE FRAME USING CABLE TIES.
  • Page 8 Diagnostics ENTER NAVIGATE START EXIT PAUSE Lateral Lateral Program Level CLEAR Enter Level Enter Enter Width Width Workout Pedal the machine, then When (ENTER) is Press any up arrow () To exit a test, press PAUSE CLEAR press and hold the Lateral or down arrow () key displayed along with the twice.
  • Page 9 Diagnostics Message Description Matrix Window 1 Window 2 Window 3 Window Center HEART RATE Heart rate reading test; grasp the Heart Rate contact heart rate sensors (or run (if detected) test while wearing a heart rate chest strap) to verify that the heart rate ——...

  • Page 10: Additional Contact Information

    When possible, please use proper part numbers to ensure that the correct parts are ordered and shipped. To send requests for service parts, use the support website, e-mail, or call customer service. Console Serial OCTANE FITNESS, LLC 7601 Northland Drive North, Suite 100 Max User Weight: 400lbs/181kg Class SC www.OctaneFitness.com/patents...

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