Bodyguard T700 manual Belt and Running Deck Running Belt, Deck Surface, Lubricant Application

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Belt and Running Deck

Running Belt

The running belt supplied with each treadmill is of the highest quality, offering superior traction and low noise under extreme conditions. It is therefore important to maintain each running belt periodically by observing that no cuts have appeared over time, and that the running belt has not shifted to one side of the deck surface. If the running belt constantly tracks (or moves) to one side of the deck, you must adjust the alignment bolts placed at the rear of the running belt.

See Belt Alignment for complete procedure.

Deck Surface

The running deck needs to remain free of any loose items that may become trapped between the running belt and the rollers. Avoid dropping liquids on the deck as this may cause gum up problem on the belt.

Under extreme conditions resulting in heavy wear and tear on the deck surface, it may be necessary to remove the deck and turn it over, or turn it back-to-front to expose a fresh surface. The deck is especially designed to offer four reversible sides for a longer life use of the deck.

Please contact your Bodyguard® Dealer for servicing the deck.

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figure 11 Motor in treadmill 240 VLT

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Make certain to have the power off before doing any

maintenance.

Motor in treadmill 120 VLT

1 - Breaker

2 - ON/OFF switch

Drive motor with connection wires.

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- Speed sensor cable

 

 

 

 

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- Computer power cable

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- Elevation sensor cable

 

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- Elevation motor cable

 

 

 

 

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- Power AC cable

 

 

 

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- Motor cable

 

 

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Lubricant Application

 

 

 

 

1. Clean the deck surface and the inside part of the belt with a dry piece of fabric.

 

Clean the belt first by using a long piece of fabric across the belt and start the

 

belt so it makes two co mplete turns. Then, release the tension on the rear roller

 

to be able to clean the deck surface of any debris or remaining wax.

 

 

 

2. Open the lubricant supplied by your dealer. Place the lubricant tube in the middle

 

of the belt at about 15 inches from the hood cover. Step on the treadmill and

 

step down with your feet where the lubricant tube is located under the belt to

 

make sure that most of the lubricant is now spread evenly on the deck surface.

 

DO NOT START THE TREADMILL YET.

 

 

 

 

3. Remove the LUBE TUBE from under the belt and put the tension back again on

 

the rear roller. Stand where you applied the lubricant and press JustGoTM/ENTER

 

key to start the belt turning at 0.5 mph (or 0.8 km/h). Let the belt bring you a the

 

back of the treadmill and come back where you were standing. Do this twice so

 

the lubricant will be present on the total surface of the deck. Start the treadmill

 

and make sure the belt alignment is correct. Refer to the owner’s manual if any

 

problem occurs.

 

 

 

 

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Contents T700 Contents For Your Personal Safety Impotant Safety NoticeKnow Your Heart Rate Electrical InformationResponsibility of the User T700 Limited WarrantyGetting to Know the T700 Computer Display Monitor OperatiOperating your T700Keys Pausing During an Exercise Scanning FeatureSaving an Exercise custom programs Fitness Networking Cardio Theater, Fit Linxx Access to Settings MenuLanguage Feature Viewing Exercise ParametersWeight Unit Feature Distance Unit FeatureWarm Up and Cool Down Feature Time, Distance, Calories Feature Heart Rate Control Options FeatureBeeper Feature Heart Rate Access Options FeatureCreate User User Identification FeatureTable of minimum and maximum values Activate UserDelete User Reset StatisticsEdit User View StatisticsBig Number Option Edit Text FeatureSpeed Limits Pause TimeSaving Option On or Off Max Duration16 Add/Remove Program Learn ProgramJustGoTM Program Program LevelsCardiovascular Program Manual ProgramInterval Program Random Program Hill Climb Program Walk ProgramTrack Program Speed Run ProgramHills and Valleys Program Runner’s Interval ProgramHow to Use Heart Rate Access Gerkin Protocol Program Required wireless chest strapUsing Contact Heart Rate Heart Rate Access Feature Requires wireless chest strapChanging Your Target Heart Rate in a Program Troubleshooting Check List Table Possible Chest Strap Heart Rate ProblemsAccess to Diagnostics menu Possible Contact Heart Rate ProblemsDisplay Test Nvram TestEprom Test Keypad TestMotor Check Belt AlignmentElevation Calibration Error LogStatistics Current Test MaintenanceSpeed Sensor Test General Care Maintenance InformationInfor ationDeck Surface Belt and Running Deck Running BeltLubricant Application Problem Possible CAUSE/SOLUTION Quick Troubleshooting Check ListProblem Cause / Solution Error CodesThank You for Purchasing a Bodyguard T700 Canada Safety requirements North AmericaInternational Interference limits requirements North AmericaMade in Canada