Life cycle 5500 has started slipping at levels 4 and up
I have had this lifecycle 5500 for 15 yrs and is used rarely.
While using it now, it has starting slipping .
Can you tell me the parts I need and how to fix it.
thanks
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What I'm finding in the way of manuals isn't more specific than that the system uses 2 'D' size batteries, which should last about 800 hours. A review here Lifecycle GX Review Spin Bike Reviews Indoors Fitness (about 2/3 way down the page) mentions that the batteries are in the console and easy to replace. I'd look for a battery door, likely secured with a small phillips head screw, and large enough to accommodate D Cells. It also mentions that there is a low-battery warning at the top of the console.
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This really sounds like there is a problem with your console. You might consider contacting LifeFitness for replacement options and or further troubleshooting. 1-800-351-3737 is the contact phone number for them directly.
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