Bowflex Treadclimber TC100 Troubleshooting Manual

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Treadclimber TC100, TC200: How do I adjust the walking belt position?
Follow this troubleshooting guide to help resolve issues involving walking belt alignment on the Treadclimber TC100 and
TC200.
Some common complaints may include:
Belt is out of place
Belt isn't aligned
Belt rubbing on other parts of the machine or making rubbing noises
Follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue
Tools you may need:
Phillips head screwdriver
5mm hex/Allen wrench or the wrench from the hardware
card included with your machine
1.
The walking belt will not stay aligned if your machine is not level. Ensure that your treadclimber is properly leveled,
especially if it is located in the garage, the basement, or in a room with a water heater. If you need assistance with
leveling, refer to the "Leveling Your Machine" section of
2.
Inspect the belt and make sure that the belt is centered on the front roller. There should be at least 1/2" of wooden
deck visible on either side of the belt at the midpoint. If it is centered on the deck, please
TC200: How do I adjust the walking belt
3.
If it is not centered, refer to the "Walking Belt Adjustment" section of
the belt alignment [13965.B]. While adjusting alignment, watch the belt and make sure that it is moving over. If the
belt doesn't move while adjusting,
4.
Inspect the belt guides on the top and underside of each treadle (reference 1) for damage. The belt guides should be
angled equally on each side of the belt. If the upper belt guide is damaged on either treadle,
Belt Guide (whichever guide is damaged) [13965.D]. If the lower belt guide is damaged on either treadle,
Treadles [13965.E].
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Treadclimber TC100, TC200:  How do I adjust the walking belt position?
the owner's
tension? to continue troubleshooting.
order a Front Roller [13965.C].
(Reference 1)
manual [13965.A].
visit Treadclimber TC100,
the service manual for instructions on adjusting
order a Left or Right
ID: 13965.1
order
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