ProForm Equalizer 10.0si Owners Manual - Page 11

To

check

the

treadmill

belt

for

proper

tension,

UNPLUG

THE

POWER

CORD,

and

lift

the

edges

of

the

walking

belt.

You

should

be

able

to

raise

each

edge

2-3

inches

off

the

walking

platform.

The

center

of

the

belt

should

remain

just

at

the

surface

of

the

platform.

The

allen

wrench

can

be

stored

conveniently

on

the

self-

adhesive

wrench

clip

included.

ROLLER

GUARD

ADJUSTMENT

The

roller

guards

should

be

positioned

so

that

the

rear

edges

are

1/8

inch

away

from

touching

the

rear

roller.

To

adjust

the

roller

guards,

loosen

the

screws

in

the

roller

guards,

slide

the

roller

guards

forward

or

backward,

and

retighten

the

screws.

CIRCUIT

BREAKER

If

the

treadmill

stops

or

will

not

start,

check

the

circuit

breaker

located

on

the

front

of

the

frame

near

the

power

cord.

The

circuit

breaker

is

designed

to

protect

the

elec-

trical

system.

If

the

circuit

breaker

has

tripped,

the

switch

will

protrude

as

shown.

To

reset

the

circuit

breaker,

allow

the

treadmill

to

cool

for

a

few

minutes

and

then

push

the

switch

back

in.

PULSE

EARCLIP

3"

."<

wrench

clip

allen

wrench

0

roller

guard

rear

roller

tripped

reset

If

the

pulse

earclip

does

not

function

properly,

the

earclip

should

be

cleaned.

Press

the

earclip

open,

and

wipe

the

two

clear

bubbles

inside

the

earclip

using

a

cotton

swab

saturated

with

denatured

alcohol.

STORAGE

Always unplug

the

power

cord

when

the

treadmill

is

not

in

use.

To

convert

the

treadmill

to the

storage

position,

first

remove

the

bolt

and

washers

from

the

lower

end

of

-the

side

rail.

Store

the

bolt

and

washers

in

a

secure

location.

Remove

the

side

rail

from

the

handrail.

Loosen

the

lock

knob

and

lay

the

handrail

upright

on

the

treadmill.

ProForm Equalizer 10.0si Owners Manual - Page 11

Roller, Guard, Adjustment, Circuit, Breaker, Pulse, Earclip, Storage

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