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How do you adjust the belt for a Weslo Cadence 815 treadmill?

Need step by step instructions on adjusting the belt on the Weslo Cadence 815 treadmill.

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    Need to find a owners manual

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    I have a Weslo Cadence 200CS and the control speed knob broke off how can I fix it?

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    When in use it makes a loud roaring sound

  • Anonymous Mar 21, 2014

    brand new treadmill never used but the belt doesnt move on our weslo 5.9

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    workout select

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Hi, I don't have a manual on your particular treadmill but most all treadmills use the same type of belt tension and tracking, which is an allen screw adjustment on the rear tension bar. One on either side. You should have been provided an allen wrench with your treadmill, if not then use one of your own the proper size. Make the adjustment with the unit running at its slowest speed. Clockwise tightens the tension and will draw the belt. Good Luck, this should Fixya!

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You may need a new running belt if the one you currently have will no longer adjust to be tight enough.

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