NordicTrack Walkfit 5000 Owners Guide - Page 26

Upper, Exerciser

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(lean the Flywheel With the drag strap removed. wipe the suffice of I lw flywheel with a clean cloth dampened with rubbing alcohol. If there is any rust. or corrosion on the flywheel. follow These steps: I . Use fine or veer►• fine steel wool to spol rub any rust. or corrosion. Rub the entire flywheel if necessary. Do not. press hard enough to scratch the surface. 2. Wipe the flywheel with a clean. dry cloth to remove the residue. NEVER place oil between the flywheel and the drag strap: this will damage the drag strap. Replace the Drag Strap NOTE: To extend the wear of your drag strap, replace it with the reverse side against the flywheel. . Slide the small loop around the tension rod. Be sure the "l ail" of the strap is toward the ceiling and the tension rod bends upward (Figure I ). 2. Slip the drag strap over the flywheel (Figure I). 3. Be sure the drag strap is properly calibrated. There should be between 1 /2-inch and one inch of "tail" at the end of the drag strap. If the "tail" is longer than an inch. or shorter than 1/2-inch. adjust it accordingly NOTE: When the drag strap is properly installed, the flywheel will spin with the movement of the treadmill belt, but the drag strap should not spin. Oil the Upper-Body Exerciser There are four round. leather brake pads at. the base of the upper-body exerciser. If they begin to squeak or if the resistance is uneven, you will need to disassemble the upper-body exerciser to oil them. Disassemble the Upper-Body Exerciser CAUTION: The arm-exerciser poles or brake pads may be greasy. Place a protective covering on your floor. NOTE: Right and left references in this section mean what would be the right (or left) side if you were standing on the treadmill facing the upright tube. I. Collapse the Walk-Fir C`Iassic' exerciser. Refer to the 'Told Your Walkl?it Classic for Storage" section of Ibis Owner's Guide, 2. Turn the upper-body resistance control knob counterclockwise until the knob comes off. Set the knob aside. 3. Remove the washer, bearing. washer assembly from lite large bolt. 4. Slide the right brake-pad plate (and lite attached brake pad) off the large bolt (Figure 2). Figure 2 4 Brake-pad plate Washe. Upper-body resistance control knob Bearing 5. Remove lite right arm-exercise- poi°. 6. Partially remove the large bolt from the base. You ►••ill need to push the boll through I he upright tube. The bolt will still be inserted through the left armexerciser pole and brake-pad plate. NOTE: The upright tube will drop out of position when the bolt is removed. 7. Remove the large bolt from the left arm-exerciser pole and brake-pad plate.

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(lean
the
Flywheel
With
the
drag
strap
removed.
wipe
the
suffice
of
I
lw
flywheel
with
a
clean
cloth
dampened
with
rubbing
alcohol.
If
there
is
any
rust.
or
corrosion
on
the
flywheel.
follow
These
steps:
I
.
Use
fine
or
veer►•
fine
steel
wool
to
spol
rub
any
rust.
or
corrosion.
Rub
the
entire
flywheel
if
necessary.
Do
not.
press
hard
enough
to
scratch
the
surface.
2.
Wipe
the
flywheel
with
a
clean.
dry
cloth
to
remove
the
residue.
NEVER
place
oil
between
the
flywheel
and
the
drag
strap:
this
will
damage
the
drag
strap.
Replace
the
Drag
Strap
NOTE:
To
extend
the
wear
of
your
drag
strap,
replace
it
with
the
reverse
side
against
the
flywheel.
.
Slide
the
small
loop
around
the
tension
rod.
Be
sure
the
"l
ail"
of
the
strap
is
toward
the
ceiling
and
the
tension
rod
bends
upward
(Figure
I
).
2.
Slip
the
drag
strap
over
the
flywheel
(Figure
I).
3.
Be
sure
the
drag
strap
is
properly
calibrated.
There
should
be
between
1
/2
-inch
and
one
inch
of
"tail"
at
the
end
of
the
drag
strap.
If
the
"tail"
is
longer
than
an
inch.
or
shorter
than
1/2
-inch.
adjust
it
accordingly
NOTE:
When
the
drag
strap
is
properly
installed,
the
flywheel
will
spin
with
the
movement
of
the
treadmill
belt,
but
the
drag
strap
should
not
spin.
Oil
the
Upper
-Body
Exerciser
There
are
four
round.
leather
brake
pads
at.
the
base
of
the
upper
-body
exerciser.
If
they
begin
to
squeak
or
if
the
resistance
is
uneven,
you
will
need
to
disassemble
the
upper
-body
exerciser
to
oil
them.
Disassemble
the
Upper
-Body
Exerciser
CAUTION:
The
arm
-exerciser
poles
or
brake
pads
may
be
greasy.
Place
a
protective
covering
on
your
floor.
NOTE:
Right
and
left
references
in
this
section
mean
what
would
be
the
right
(or
left)
side
if
you
were
standing
on
the
treadmill
facing
the
upright
tube.
I.
Collapse
the
Walk
-
Fir
C`Iassic'
exerciser.
Refer
to
the
'Told
Your
Walkl?it
Classic
for
Storage"
section
of
Ibis
Owner's
Guide,
2.
Turn
the
upper
-body
resistance
control
knob
counterclockwise
until
the
knob
comes
off.
Set
the
knob
aside.
3.
Remove
the
washer,
bearing.
washer
assembly
from
lite
large
bolt.
4.
Slide
the
right
brake
-pad
plate
(and
lite
attached
brake
pad)
off
the
large
bolt
(Figure
2).
Brake
-pad
plate
4
Washe.
Bearing
Figure
2
Upper
-body
resistance
control
knob
5.
Remove
lite
right
arm
-exercise
-
poi°.
6.
Partially
remove
the
large
bolt
from
the
base.
You
►••ill
need
to
push
the
boll
through
I
he
upright
tube.
The
bolt
will
still
be
inserted
through
the
left
arm
-
exerciser
pole
and
brake
-pad
plate.
NOTE:
The
upright
tube
will
drop
out
of
position
when
the
bolt
is
removed.
7.
Remove
the
large
bolt
from
the
left
arm
-exerciser
pole
and
brake
-pad
plate.