Stairmaster 7000 manual Speed Control Problems

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SPEED CONTROL PROBLEMS

If you have problems with erratic speed control while operating the machine, the cause may be either electrical or mechanical in nature. You will have to remove the side covers to conduct most of these tests.

A.Perform a visual check of the machine. Check the following things first:

1.Inspect the Poly- V belt for proper tension and excessive wear. A loose belt will cause excessive noise and wear. The machine will run slug- gishly if the belt is too tight.

2.Replace a worn or frayed Poly-V belt. Adjust the belt so that there is 1/ 10" (0.3 cm) deflection at a point midway between the alternator and transmission pulleys with fingertip pressure (See Drawing Below).

3.Check for proper wire connections on the alternator, relay assembly circuit board, and load resistor (See Drawing Below).

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Contents Stepmill Corporate Headquarters Willows Road N.E., Suite Kirkland, WA 800 425 Fax 425Warranty What is in this MANUAL? PrefaceContents Contents List of Illustrations AppendicesList of Tables Important Safety Instructions Safety GuidelinesSafety Guidelines Physical Dimensions Installation InstructionsDimensions and Specifications for Power Supply SpecificationsRivnut Installation Instructions Basic Operating Instructions General Guidelines for Safe OperationLevel ∧ and Level ∨ to adjust your climbing speed Basic Instructions for First-Time UsersRest Periods Cool DownCorrect Exercise Position Feet Step squarely in the middle of each stepLocked/Non-locked Option Heart Rate MonitoringHeart Rate Input Error Messages Telemetry Heart Rate Using the Transmitter BeltTelemetry Heart Rate Move closer to the consoleTransmitter Belt Maintaining the Transmitter Belt StairMasterPT Console Display WindowIntensity Level Keys Stop KEY Numeric KeypadEntertainment Keypad PromptWorkout Statistics Intensity Level Weight 175 lbsExercise Program Keypad Quick Start ProgramSpeed Intervals Program Fat Burner ProgramAerobic Training Program Rest Interval Constant Heart Rate ProgramPT Console Maximal heart rate = 220 minus age low estimate IndividualsPretest Screening StairMaster Submaximal Fit TestPT Console StairMaster Fitness Protocol MEN WomenTurning on the Cpat Stair Climb Test Turning on the Nycfd Stair Climb TestConsole Codes Custom CodesQuick Scan Programming Machine Status Codes Resetting the Maintenance Hour Counter Configuration CodeHelpful Hints Maintenance InstructionsMaintenance Records Tool ListCleaning and Inspecting Initial ServicePreventive Maintenance Lubrication Maintenance Instructions Recommended Preventive Maintenance Schedule CleanerTroubleshooting the Electrical System TroubleshootingGeneral Troubleshooting Guidelines Console Fails to Power UpTroubleshooting the Electrical System Troubleshooting the Electrical System Display Test Console Diagnostic TestsDiagnostic Codes Keypad TestSerial Port Test Alternator TestError Reporting Tach TestTelemetry Polar Heart Rate Test Speed Control Problems Relay assembly circuit board Speed Control Problems Speed Control Problems Load Resistor Test Troubleshooting the Drive Train If the noise no longer exists, replace the alternatorCheck the step chain assemblies Check the step assembly Ensure the nuts at each step shaft end are tightSide Covers Parts Removal and ReplacementCovers Top CoverBottom Cover Disconnect the DC power cableBack Cover ConsoleRemove the left side cover POLY-V BeltDrive Chain Step shaft on both the upper Lower hinges of that step See Install the new drive chain by reversing the stepsStep Assembly Upper and lower step hingesStep Chain Assembly Remove the right and the left side coversLoosen the nuts on the pillow block bearing housing Upper and Lower Sprocket Assembly To reinstall the sprocket assembly Cable Assembly Reinstall the right side cover. Reconnect the DC power cable Transmission AssemblyAlternator Assembly RELAY/RESISTOR Assembly Parts Removal and Replacement Grounding Instructions Grounding SystemFCC Compliance Canadian DOC Class a ComplianceImportant Phone Numbers Figures Cover Fasteners Step Assembly Figures Sprocket AssembliesTransmission and Alternator Assemblies Wiring Diagram Relay Board