My walking belt lube didn't come with instructions! I can't even find the instructions on the web. Can you help me?
1990508
Maybe this will help: http://www.ehow.com/how_5637672_lubricate-treadmill-belt.htmlBe careful not to place oil close to either side. I use rubber gloves to spread the lubricant.
1990509
Apply the entire tube of lubricant on the length of the board underneath the walking belt in a zig zag pattern. Aim for the middle of the board. Be aware of how much you are applying as you squeeze the tube so you will have enough. Turn the treadmill on and walk on the treadmill at a slow speed to spread the lubricant on the entire surface of the board and underside of the belt. After turning the treadmilloff, I usually run my hand underneath the belt onto the surface of the board to make sure that it has covered the entire surface. You are now good to go.
1990510
Clean under the belt with a clean shirt then apply in the middle under the belt.... I put a monopoly box under belt to give me the room to apply it... Put whole tube in middle under belt then walk on slow for 5 minutes .. It worked great on mine ... I put 28 miles a week on mine and it runs smooth
1651382
Out of the package it's slick, no need for lube. Recommend once per week (or every 6 rides) you wipe it down and apply a light lube. I ride 200-300 miles per week and follow this schedule rigorously. Also check for chain length and wear so you don't wear out your gears.
1205720
Hello Nicholas, I have reviewed all the order in Aug 1 to Aug 14, 2014 and we do not have an order for J Lube from any one I am sorry, but you did not order from us that we can find. If you have the order number or something else we can use to check on the order please let us know Sorry Barbara from CWC Corp
1360366
I agree with the other answers listed here. But another way (rather than diver lube) is pipe tape. It is cheap and "fills" in the spacing between the threads. Wind the tape - two or three times around - in the direction that you will be screwing the Gardena adapter on. So to recap - replace washer, check plastic for cracks (on both items), and use pipe tape.
919214
Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not... » Read More Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. « Show Less
1993404
I used the Lube N-walk treadmill lubrication kit that you can buy on Amazon. Very satisfied with the results.
1993405
I try to follow the instruction on page 40 of the owners manual: " ... accomplished by folding the treadmill and applying the silcone to the back of the belt from each back corner. Spray he silicone down and across the belt from each corner. Rotate the belt 1/2 of the circumference and repeat from each corner." What I do is raise the running surface to the upright storage position, then on the underside VERY lightly pull the belt away from the panel so I can get the nozzle of the spray lubricant just inside and spray down and across. Hope that helps. It's a great machine.
1411803
This product works very well as long as you follow the directions. Keep the area you're working on small (2 square feet) and keep the lubricant on the area and you can't go wrong. You don't need much pressure.
2012891
lots of possibilities on this ....have you tried following the lubing instructions ? ? ?
252707
Check the belt first. It might be broken or just dried out and slipping on the pulley. Next, check to make sure your cable is ok. You might need to adjust it to get the belt to engage.
1295689
So far I have not had to lube, just keep the tracks clean and free of dirt. I don't know if you have lube.
236809
We had to call the company. By the way, the person we talked to didn't understand their own instructions. Good luck.
2104826
I lost the instructions for this. Is there anyway I can get a copy of the instructions?\
1224491
Dear chas , I know the instruction book was inclufed but not the gel . I really wanted to keep it but I need an all over face . I am still waitinhg for refund
926763
If this URL doesn't provide the correct info, then do another search on the model number - the instructions are available on line. Fine print, not the easiest to read or figure out, but the info is there. I changed the timeout a long time ago and when I realized the instructions were on line I sent the printed instructions to the recycle bin... URL: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
2014208
Did you find a solution? I'm having that same problem now, with a new belt! Not sure what to do now...
1138339
Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene Bonnie: This is the instruction that came with my unit. Never took mine off until you asked. It worked.1. Step on the white microfiber where your foot faces the screw. Push the handle away until the disc base snaps off. Be sure not to step on the blue disc to prevent damage during removal.P.S. The mop is in an upright position when you are doing this. The screw they are referring to is located at the base of the handle just above the blue disk. Just step on the white strands and at the same time push the handle away from you until it snaps off. Hope this helped. Helene