BluMill Treadmill HSM-T09D5 Mode D'emploi page 7

RUNNING BELT ALIGNMENT
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We strongly recommend you check the alignment of the running belt when you take it out
of the box to ensure it has moved during transit and before or after each workout to avoid
injury. Adjust the left and right sides at the same time to keep the running belt tight and
centered.
ADJUST A LOOSE RUNNING BELT
With use, the running belt will become loose. A simple way to check if the running belt is
loose it is will bunch up in the middle of the belt. If you are running on the belt and it feels
unstable (wobbly) or your feet are sticking to the belt, STOP the treadmill immediately and
tighten the belt to avoid injury.
1. Place the treadmill on a flat level surface.
2. To adjust the tightness of the belt, STOP the treadmill.
3. Use the Allen key provided and turn the end cap screw a ¼ turn clockwise - see
illustration C.
4. START the treadmill on a medium speed - check the belt is centered, if not keep
turning the screw a ¼ turn clockwise at a time until the belt is centered.
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MAINTENANCE
Regular maintenance will prolong the life of your treadmill and prevent injury. We strongly
recommend that you do the following on a regular basis -
1. Remove the power cord from the wall after use, especially if children are around.
2. It's especially important to keep the running belt, safety side rails and the floor under
the belt clean and free of dust and dirt to avoid increased wear and tear and possible
damage to the treadmill.
3. Clean the treadmill after use with a dry cloth to clean the Control Pad and areas
around the Power Switch - use a soft cloth and cleanser to remove stubborn stains
and dirt off the Running Belt.
4. Check the running belt alignment each time before you use the treadmill (it will move
with use) - refer to the Adjusting the Running Belt section above.
5. Keep the running belt lubricated - refer to the Running Belt Maintenance section.
6. Keep the treadmill in a safe dry place away from heat and water.
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