Many problems on
cross trainers are caused by imperfect assembly and can be solved
easily.
1) check that all
parts are correctly and sufficiently tightened (check with the
instruction booklet). The nuts and screws must be tightened at
regular intervals because they may become
loose with use.
2) The joints can be lubricated with vaseline or light
grease. Periodically check that the nuts are tight, that they
move freely and are well lubricated. It is advisable to use a very
light grease or vaseline, avoiding the use of multipurpose oils such
as WD-40.
3) In case there
is excessive play in the cross trainer arms it may be necessary to
add spacers to remove the space that causes
noise (click clack) from your cross
trainer.
For cross
trainers with front flywheel, check also:
1) cleaning of
the sliding tracks, which must be subsequently lubricated with a
silicone-based spray. Remember to also check the condition and the
cleaning of the wheels.
2) alignment of
pipes and pedals. Especially during assembly, do not fasten nuts for
the tracks and for the front upright. You have to try several times
to rotate the pedals and the handlebars by hand and then adjust the
position of the front pillar, the handlebars and the tracks so that
everything is perfectly aligned.
You can buy spare
parts for your repairs on our spare parts shop for treadmills, cross
trainers and exercise bikes. http://www.partsfortreadmill.com
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