ProForm Pft70 Treadmill English Manual - Page 6

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8/88

WALKING

BELT

ADJUSTMENT

For

smooth

operation,

and

to

prevent

damage

to the

Walking

Belt,

always

keep

the

Walking

Belt

centered.

While

the

treadmill

is

running,

check

the

spaces

between

the

edges

of

the

Walking

Belt

and

the

sides

of

the

Frame.

If

the

Belt

is

closer

to

one

side

than

to the

other,

it

should

be

ad-

justed

as

described

below.

1.

IF

THE

BELT

HAS

SHIFTED

TO

THE

RIGHT

SIDE:

Turn

the

treadmill

on

at

slow

speed.

Use

the

Allen

Wrench

included

to

turn

the

right-hand

Adjustment

Bolt

clockwise

and

the

left-hand

Adjustment

Bolt

counterclockwise.

(The

Adjustment

Bolts

are

located

at

the

back

end

of

the

treadmill

Frame.)

Turn

the

Bolts

1/3

of

a

turn

at

a

time

until

the

Belt

moves

to

the

center.

2.

IF

THE

BELT

HAS

SHIFTED

TO

THE

LEFT

SIDE:

Use

the

Allen

Wrench

to

turn

the

right-hand

Adjustment

Bolt

counterclockwise

and

the

left-hand

Adjustment

Bolt

clockwise.

If

the

Walking

Belt

slips

during

operation,

the

tension

on

the

Belt

may

need

adjustment.

Simply

turn

both

Adjustment

Bolts

clockwise

until

the

Belt

no

longer

slips.

Be

careful

to

keep

the

Belt

centered.

For

convenience,

the

Allen

Wrench

can

be

attached

to

one

of

the

Adjustment

Brackets

with

the

self-adhesive

tab

included.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

The

PRO

FORM

T70

is

designed

to

be

virtually

maintenance

-free.

To

insure

continued

smooth

operation

the

following

steps

should

be

taken.

1.

Use

silicone

lubricant

spray

under

the

Walking

Belt

before

in-

itial

use,

and

whenever

a

decrease

in

performance

is

noticed.

2.

Tighten

all

screws

and

bolts.

3.

Clean

exposed

surfaces

with

a

soft

cloth

and

non-abrasive

detergent.

This

treadmill

has

a

Circuit

Breaker,

located

on

the

lower

front

end

of

the

Frame,

designed

to

pre-

vent

burnout

of

the

Motor.

If

the

Motor

overheats,

the

small

black

button

in

the

Circuit

Breaker

will

protrude,

and

the

treadmill

will

stop

or

will

not

start.

To

reset

the

Circuit

Breaker,

allow

the

Motor

to

cool

and

then

push

the

button

back

in.

STORAGE

Your

treadmill

can

be

quickly

converted

to

a

compact

storage

position.

Simply

unscrew

the

locking

knobs

from

the

handrail

posts

and

fold

the

handrail

down

onto

the

frame.

To

move

the

treadmill,

unplug

the

power

cord

and

lift

up

the

back

end

of

the

frame.

The

treadmill

can

be

either

pushed

or

pulled

on

the

front

wheels.

When

not

in

use,

keep

the

treadmill

in

a

cool,

dry

place.

Do

not

stack

heavy

objects

on

the

tread-

mill.

Remove

the

batteries

from

the

electronic

console

when

storing

for

long

periods

of

time.

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