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Carrying out regular machine maintenance ensures that the equipment is always in perfect working order, and minimizes the risk of machine downtime. The simple routine maintenance actions can be performed directly by the user, whereas the special maintenance actions require the skills of a trained and authorized technician.
A good service contract ensures that special maintenance actions are carried out with the requisite professional competence.
WARNING: before attempting any operations on electrically powered equipment, turn off the machine and unplug its mains lead from the wall outlet. In addition, while carrying out the maintenance operations, be careful with any moving parts.
Strength machines |
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| When |
What |
How |
| Daily |
Cleaning the upholstery. |
Use a cloth moistened with a solution
of mild soap and water. |
| Cleaning the
frame. |
Use a cloth
moistened in a solution of mild soap and water. |
| Cleaning the
chrome parts. |
Use a cloth
soaked with alcohol. |
| Weekly |
Checking the cables |
Check the state of wear (cracks,
hardening etc) and replace if damaged or worn. Check the cable tension. |
| Checking the
bars. |
Clean with a
cloth soaked in alcohol and lubricate with oil. Wipe any excess oil. |
| Checking the
weight stack |
Check the state
of wear and replace if damaged or worn. |
| Checking the
pulleys and cams |
Check their
state of wear and replace if damaged or worn. |
| Checking the
upholstery, rubber handle grips, foot rests, guards etc |
Checking the
seat adjustments, levers etc |
| Fixing of screws,
bolts etc |
Clean with a
cloth soaked in alcohol and lubricate with oil. |
| Fissaggio viti,
bulloni etc |
Lock down when
loose. |
| Yearly |
Cables. |
Replace the weight stack cables.
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Cardio machines: bike, recline, top
The machines must be connected to a properly earthed wall outlet. When using the
cascade connection available on the machines, for safety reasons it is possible
to connect up to a maximum of 5 machines.
| When |
What |
How |
| Daily |
Cleaning the machine exterior
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Use a cloth moistened in
a solution of mild soap and water. |
| Monthly |
Internal cleaning |
Open the machine guards.
Clean with a vacuum cleaner taking particular care with the alternator and
the electronic circuit boards. |
| Checking the saddle, rubber
handle grips, foot rests, guards etc |
Check the state of wear and
replace when damaged or worn. |
| Checking the display |
Check that the buzzer sounds,
that all the LEDs and all the keys on the keypad are working correctly.
Check the operation of the heart rate meter. |
| Checking the seat adjustment
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Check the amount of play
on the saddle stem. Adjust if excessive. Lubricate the saddle stem with
oil.. |
| Twice-yearly |
Checking the chain. |
Check its state of wear and
replace if there are any jammed links. Lubricate with chain grease. Check
its tension and alignment. |
| Checking the belt. |
Check its state of wear and
replace if the edges are frayed. Check its tension and alignment. |
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Cardio machines: rotex™ e glidex
The machines must be connected to a correctly earthed wall outlet. When using
the cascade connection available on the machines, for safety reasons it is possible
to connect up to a maximum of 5 machines.
| When |
What |
How |
| Daily |
Cleaning the machine exterior |
Use a cloth moistened in a solution of mild
soap and water. |
| Monthly |
Internal cleaning |
Open the machine guards. Clean with a vacuum
cleaner, taking care with the alternator and the electronic circuit boards.
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| Checking the rubber handle
grips, foot rests, guards etc |
Check their state of wear
and replace if damaged or worn. |
| Checking the display |
Check that the buzzer
sounds, that all the LEDs and all the keys on the keyboard are working correctly.
Check the operation of the heart rate meter. |
| Cleaning the lever wheels.
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Clean the wheel surface,
removing any deposits. |
| Twice-yearly |
Checking the belt. |
Check its state of wear and replace if the
edges are frayed. Check its tension and alignment. |
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Cardio machines: step
The machines must be connected to a properly earthed wall outlet. When using the
cascade connection available on the machines, for safety reasons it is possible
to connect up to a maximum of 5 machines.
| When |
What |
How |
| Daily |
Cleaning the machine exterior |
Use a cloth moistened with a solution of
mild soap and water. |
| Monthly |
Internal cleaning |
Open the machine guards.
Clean with a vacuum cleaner, taking particular care with the alternator
and the electronic circuit boards. |
| Checking the rubber handle
grips. |
Check their state of wear
and replace if damaged or worn. |
| Checking the display |
Check that the buzzer
sounds, that all the LEDs and all the key son the keypad are working correctly.
Check the operation of the heart rate meter. |
| Lubrication of the pedal
chains. |
Lubricate the pedal chains
using chain grease. |
| Twice-yearly |
Checking the chains |
Check their state of wear and replace if
there are any jammed links. Lubricate with chain grease. Check their tension
and alignment. |
| Checking the belt. |
Check its state of wear
and replace if the edges are frayed. Check the tension and alignment. |
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Cardio machines: treadmill
The treadmills must be connected to a properly earthed, dedicated wall outlet
(connected only to one machine) with an adequate power rating (10 A for Run XT
and XTPRO in the 220V version, 20 A for the 110V version, and 16 A for Runrace™
in the 220V version).
| When |
What |
How |
| Daily |
Cleaning the machine exterior |
Use a cloth moistened in a solution of mild
soap and water. |
| Monthly |
Internal cleaning |
Open the machine guards. Clean with a vacuum
cleaner, taking particular care with the dust filter, the inverter, the
motors and the electronic circuit boards. |
| Checking the tread belt
and table. |
Check the state of wear
of the tread belt and table. Replace if excessively worn. Check the tension
and centering of the tread belt. |
| Lubrication of the tread
belt. |
Clean the area between
the table and the tread belt using a dry cloth. Lubricate with the specified
oil, taking care to evenly distribute the lubricant over the entire surface
of the tread belt. |
| Lubrication of the elevation
bars. |
Clean the bars with a
dry cloth. Lubricate with the specified grease. |
| Checking the rubber handle
grips, footrests, guards etc |
Check the state of wear
and replace when damaged or worn. |
| Checking the display.
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Check that the buzzer
sounds, that all the LEDs and keys on the keypad are working correctly.
Check the operation of the heart rate meter and the emergency button. |
| Twice-yearly |
Checking the motor drive-belt. |
Check its state of wear and replace if the
edges are frayed. Check its tension and alignment. |
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