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Precor 9.27 Treadmill belt adjustment - Precor 9.27 Treadmill

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 29, 2009

SOURCE: ???maximum user weight for Precor 9.45i

Normally most home treadmills are 250-300lb user capacity.
Call Precor with your model # and S/N and they can tell you exactly.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 12, 2010

SOURCE: c956 precor treadmill

Hi
not to sound funny but are you sure that you have this tread set in the units (mpg/kph) that you require. i have worked in loads of gyms and its a common problem that people think the belt is running to fast because its set in kph and that thinks its in miles eg 9mph = 14.5kph
you can check and change the units in the club setting menu.
hope this helps :)

Joshua

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  • Posted on Feb 21, 2011

SOURCE: Where can I buy a replacement walking belt for a

FitnessRepairParts.com has a walking belt for Precor 9.21 treadmill (it says it is used on four different versions of the 9.21... make sure your specific model number is listed)

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 06, 2011

SOURCE: The belt on my Precor

Error 22 means the drive motor is diconnected. you will hear the fan and other parts make noise but check the red and black anderson connection between the main circuit board and motor.

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I can read you trouble, and follow the next steps:
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Finally, check if the power cord is loose, connect it again. a) See if the breaker of Home is tripped? b) See if the breaker of the Treadmill is tripped. If do the Belt is very Tighted! loose a little. Try again.
Thank you in advance, if you need assistance, you can contact me, Blessing. sincerely.
E. CUADRA Managua, Nicaragua. C.A.
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