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General cleaning will help prolong the life and improve performance of your treadmill. Keep the unit
clean and maintained by dusting the components on a regular basis. Cleaning two exposed sides of
the Running Belt (No. C11) will prevent dust from accumulating underneath. Keep your running
shoes clean so that dirt from your shoes does not wear out the Running Board (No. E10) and
Running Belt (No. C11). Clean the surface of the Running Belt (No. C11) with a clean damp cloth.
To better maintain the treadmill and prolong its life, it is suggested that the treadmill be powered off for
10 minutes every 2 hours and fully powered off whenever not in use.
CENTERING THE RUNNING BELT:
Place the treadmill on level ground and set it at 3-5MPH to check if the Running Belt (No. C11) drifts
from the center.
Note：T-Shape Wrench (No. C14) is built into the groove of the Motor Bottom Cover (No. C02).
If the Running Belt (No. C11) moves to the
right, turn the right adjusting bolt ¼ turn
clockwise, then turn the left adjusting bolt ¼
turn counter-clockwise. If the Running Belt
(No. C11) does not move, repeat this step
until it centers. Refer to Figure A.
If the Running Belt (No. C11) moves to the
left, turn the left adjusting bolt ¼ turn
clockwise, then turn the right adjusting bolt
¼ turn counter-clockwise. If the Running
Belt (No. C11) does not move, repeat this
step until it centers. Refer to Figure B.
Over time, the Running Belt (No. C11) will
loosen. To tighten the Running Belt (No.
C11), turn the left & right adjusting bolts one
full turn clockwise, check the tension of the
Running Belt (No. C11). Continue this
process until Running Belt (No. C11) is at
the correct tension. Make sure to adjust
both sides equally to ensure correct belt
alignment. Refer to Figure C.
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