I had a flood in my basement and the motor to my Bowflex Treadclimber was under water. When it dried out I plugged it in, and there is power to the unit but the belts do not move. How can I fix this?
The motor was damaged and needs to be replaced. Any and all moving parts under water can sustain damage to include rollers, guides, thrusters, metal gears, and other associated parts. Claim with the insurabce company if insured.
SOURCE: Bowflex Treadclimber tc 1000 turns off
Hi,
Problem could be low colant, water pump, fan not kicking on (bad sen or bad fan motor) radiator dirty,
so the Treadclimber not working properly.
I hope this helps u
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SOURCE: Treadmill adjustment on bowflex 5000tc
There are two hexagonal screws on either side of the front rollers, and four inset hexagonal screws on the back rollers. Turn it on the lowest speed while turning the ones in front, one at a time. You'll see the tread move from one side to the other. Tightening the screws bring the rollers out, pulling the rubber tread taught, and to the left or right, depending on which screw you're turning at the time. The treads should roughly be the same tension, adjusting both inside and outside front screws for each tread. If you have the dual rear rollers, you'd then have to stop the machine after finishing the fronts and tighten the four inset hexagonal screws on each of the rear rollers. No adjustment per se, just tighten them. If you don't, you'll have a sort of clunking, or clicking noise from the imbalance. The single rear roller is a little different, and the adjustment I believe, can be found on this site:
http://nautilus-technics.com/
Good luck.
SOURCE: bowflex tc 1000 treadclimber
TC1000 from Bowflex, works okay for 15 mins then the speed surges ahead and stops dead with error E1
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