NordicTrack Walkfit 5000 Owners Guide - Page 28

Adjust, Treadmill, Resistance

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Assemble the Upper-Body Exerciser The illustration below (Figure 5) shows the Classic.' with the upper-body exerciser completely disassembled. You will need to put it back together in reverse order. 7. Reattach I he upper-body resistance knob, Tighten the knob until the assembly fits closely together. 8. Return the arm-exerciser poles and the upright tube to their upright positions. 1. Realign the holes in the upright tube with the holes in the upright-tube support. Adjust the Treadmill Resistance Partially insert the large bolt through the left brakepad plate arid the arm-exerciser pole. The threaded end of the bolt should he just visible through the arm-exerciser pole. The head or the bolt should he on the metal side. of the brake-pad plate. 3. Stand at the left side of the base and insert the tab at the bottom of the brake-pad plate into the slot in the base. Align the holes in the arm-exerciser pole with the upright -rube support and push the bolt through all the holes. Be sure the bolt passes over the cabling located inside the upright tube. NOTE: To assist in the reassembly, stand at the left side of the base and use your leg to help hold the armexerciser pole in position. 4. Position the right arm-exerciser pole on the bolt. 5. With the brake pad toward the arm-exerciser pole. insert the tabbed end of the brake-pad plate into the slot in the base. Tit the boll through the brake-pad plate. 6. Slide the washers and bearing onto the boll in this order: washer, bearing, washer. If the treadmill hell resistance becomes too loose, too tight or moves to one side. it can he adjusted. IF the treadmill belt has moved so far to one side that you are unable to see the rear roller on that side. center it as follows: IMPORTANT: The two guides beneath the treadmill deck are designed to keep the belt centered. The belt is cut slightly wider than the space between the two guides, so it will curl up on each side. This is normal and will not damage the treadmill belt. 1. If the treadmill belt is too far to the len side of the treadmill deck. stand on the left side of the machine. if the treadmill belt is too far to the right side of the treadmill deck, stand on the right side of the machine. 2. Cse your lbot (the one nearest the treadmill) to rotate the treadmill bell several limes. 3. if the belt is still oil-center or if it is too loose or too tight. continue with the following slips. Otherwise, slop after step 2. IMPORTANT: Step 4 is intended to be a last step in treadmill maintenance. Follow the instructions on this page only if you have already cleaned both the flywheel and drag strap. Broke pod / Right arm-exerciser pole 5) Upright-tube Tabs support Slot Figure 5 4 Tabbed end Brake pad Brake pad plate Washer Bearing Washer Upper-body exerciser knob

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Assemble
the
Upper
-Body
Exerciser
The
illustration
below
(Figure
5)
shows
the
Classic
.
'
with
the
upper
-body
exerciser
completely
disassembled.
You
will
need
to
put
it
back
together
in
reverse
order.
1.
Realign
the
holes
in
the
upright
tube
with
the
holes
in
the
upright
-tube
support.
Partially
insert
the
large
bolt
through
the
left
brake
-
pad
plate
arid
the
arm
-exerciser
pole.
The
threaded
end
of
the
bolt
should
he
just
visible
through
the
arm
-exerciser
pole.
The
head
or
the
bolt
should
he
on
the
metal
side.
of
the
brake
-pad
plate.
3.
Stand
at
the
left
side
of
the
base
and
insert
the
tab
at
the
bottom
of
the
brake
-pad
plate
into
the
slot
in
the
base.
Align
the
holes
in
the
arm
-exerciser
pole
with
the
upright
-rube
support
and
push
the
bolt
through
all
the
holes.
Be
sure
the
bolt
passes
over
the
cabling
located
inside
the
upright
tube.
NOTE:
To
assist
in
the
reassembly,
stand
at
the
left
side
of
the
base
and
use
your
leg
to
help
hold
the
arm
-
exerciser
pole
in
position.
4.
Position
the
right
arm
-exerciser
pole
on
the
bolt.
5.
With
the
brake
pad
toward
the
arm
-exerciser
pole.
insert
the
tabbed
end
of
the
brake
-pad
plate
into
the
slot
in
the
base.
Tit
the
boll
through
the
brake
-pad
plate.
6.
Slide
the
washers
and
bearing
onto
the
boll
in
this
order:
washer,
bearing,
washer.
Upright
-tube
Tabs
support
Figure
5
5)
Slot
Broke
pod
/
4
7.
Reattach
I
he
upper
-body
resistance
knob,
Tighten
the
knob
until
the
assembly
fits
closely
together.
8.
Return the
arm
-exerciser
poles
and
the
upright
tube
to
their
upright
positions.
Adjust
the
Treadmill
Resistance
If
the
treadmill
hell
resistance
becomes
too
loose,
too
tight
or
moves
to
one
side.
it
can
he
adjusted.
IF
the
treadmill
belt
has
moved
so
far
to
one
side
that
you
are
unable
to
see
the
rear
roller
on
that
side.
center
it
as
follows:
IMPORTANT:
The
two
guides
beneath
the
treadmill
deck
are
designed
to
keep
the
belt
centered.
The
belt
is
cut
slightly
wider
than
the
space
between
the
two
guides,
so
it
will
curl
up
on
each
side.
This
is
normal
and
will
not
damage
the
treadmill
belt.
1.
If
the
treadmill
belt
is
too
far
to
the
len
side
of
the
treadmill
deck.
stand
on
the
left
side
of
the
machine.
if
the
treadmill
belt
is
too
far
to
the
right
side
of
the
treadmill
deck,
stand
on
the
right
side
of
the
machine.
2.
Cse
your
lbot
(the
one
nearest
the
treadmill)
to
rotate
the
treadmill
bell
several
limes.
3. if
the
belt
is
still
oil
-center
or
if
it
is
too
loose
or
too
tight.
continue
with
the
following
slips.
Otherwise,
slop
after
step
2.
IMPORTANT:
Step
4
is
intended
to
be
a
last
step
in
treadmill
maintenance.
Follow
the
instructions
on
this
page
only
if
you
have
already
cleaned
both
the
flywheel
and
drag
strap.
Right
arm
-exerciser
pole
Tabbed
end
Brake
pad
Brake
pad
plate
Washer
Bearing
Washer
Upper
-body
exerciser
knob