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Really appreciate the comment! We are planning on doing more reviews like this in the near future and hope to get some traction, helping people with their buying decisions in the process. 😊

If the information given here was not of help to your specific issue, then I'm sorry to say man, but this video was not meant for you. And you have no obligation to continue watching. That is entirely your choice 😊 I'm sure there are probably more videos out there that can target your specific problem to your machine and be more worth your time watching. Sometimes it takes a hunt before a find 👍 Hope you find what your looking for.😁

lol thanks for the comment. Though...I think a lot of people would disagree with you. 😄👍

No problem!

If the Supply Voltage and Current mimic exactly what a lateral x Battery system provides, then yes... This unit is an anomaly because it is 24v supply, two 12v Batteries connected in Series. Note. it is not enough to supply 24v, the current demands must be met as well.

​@@hydrafitnessexchange : Thanks for the response. Providing a 30V 4A Dc supply, positive polarity in central pin seems to have helped mine. Not sure whether it triggered the charging cycle or that is enough to replicate the battery provided. Either way £25 power supply helped without replacing the batteries.

Thanks! Much appreciated it bro! 😊👍

We highly recommend calling the manufacturer for help and finding a technician who can diagnose the issue more hands on and see the actually problem. Here is out tech database if you need it: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians If you wish to explore the issue, first make sure to unplug your machine. You can at least see inside the elliptical if any wires are off or improperly connected (within console and front drive body of machine where the motor is).

If your simply trying to align the belt properly to the middle of the deck, yes! You would want it on at a moderate speed (3-4mph is good), then adjust it and wait and see which side the belt shifts to. Here's a helpful short we made about adjusting the belt: ua-cam.com/video/njObPUEbdIM/v-deo.html

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I am assuming you mean near the front roller or rear roller. Good question. Never really thought of whether the front or back is off. But I will say at the beginning of the video I point to where the belt looks off. The front roller is fixed in position. The rear roller is the one being adjusted. I would assume then the back of the belt (Where rear roller is) is where the belt has shifted the most. The front of the belt (Where the front roller is) is not as shifted since the front roller is in a fixed position. Please let me know if this is what you were asking and if it has helped in anyway! 😁

Considering the length of time and miles, we recommend contacting NordicTrack. Also check your warranty to see if there is deck coverage.

If you ever need a replacement, we might have your model of machine in stock for decks. Let us know and we'll try to help you out! 😊

Considering the length of time you had it and the mileage, we recommend you reach out to NordicTrack about the issue. Also check your warranty and see if deck coverage is in there.

If they do not cover the piece, we may have your model's deck in warehouse. Don't hesitate to call or reach out to us if you need a replacement. 😊

Definitely worth a try! You can start by removing the shrouds covering the brake and resistance motor. It's just a couple of screws. Take a look at your resistance motor, external brake cable, wiring throughout the machine, and your eddy brake to see if anything looks off or broken. Sometimes wires not being seated properly can cause issues. Then turn on your machine. Bump the levels on the machine up and down while monitoring the cam of the resistance motor to see if it even turns at all. If not, then you might need a new resistance motor. If it does move, as explained in the video, see if the cable is aligned properly for it to create resistance. If so, then you want to look at your eddy brake. Some eddy brakes you can peak into to see if the internal brake cables are working and good. We have another video looking into that here: ua-cam.com/video/VnzIuItOeRA/v-deo.html

We recommend at this point calling a technician. If you need help finding one, here is a database you can use to find one in your area: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians

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The belt may be too loose. You can tighten each side of the rear roller by doing 1/2 turn on each side. Make sure not to over tighten the belt as this could lead to damaging the belt and other components of the treadmill. You can test this by placing your hand under the belt after adjusting the rear roller on each side. See how far across the deck you can reach. You don't want to be able to reach farther than the middle of the deck. If you aren't confident about this procedure, we highly suggest getting a technician to do the job: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Here is our tech database to find someone near you. Hope this helps!

Do you know how to get the belt from slipping backwards too fast? Mine feels like someone is pulling a rug out from under me and scares me that I might fall forward. Is that a case of tightening and/or needing lubricant?

@@capricornstars4083 You may need to tighten it. You can check if its too loose by placing your hand underneath the belt and seeing how far you can comfortably reach across the deck. If your hand goes more than halfway across the deck with not much resistance, then it needs to be tightened. As far as lubricant, check to see if it has too much or not at all. Place your hand underneath the belt and feel if the deck is very oily or very dry. Here's a helpful video we made on doing things in proper order to diagnose your issue: ua-cam.com/video/1VNkpidgeus/v-deo.html Hope this helps!

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It might have something to do with your external brake cable setup to the resistance motor. Here is a video we did explaining the entire process and how the wrapping of the cable to the resistance motor is supposed to be: ua-cam.com/video/ecJMwxd74f4/v-deo.html Hope this helps!

Here is also our database of techs you can find in your area if need be: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians

It should completely center after letting it run by itself a while. Some models of treadmills you can adjust the front rollers, but we recommend getting a technician to further diagnose the issue: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Here is a link to find someone near your area! Hope this helps!

No Problem!

Not sure I'm tracking what your saying. Turn Treadmill on it's side? Screen/Handle?

@@hydrafitnessexchange Hi! Yes, just turn it to the side. If you are standing on it the electric motor is on the rear left side. at least on mine. we did turn it to the right side and we able to take the motor cover off easily and unhook the wires and take the motor out.

Your belt just needs adjusting and needs to be adjusted properly. Here is a short we made on how to adjust your belt: ua-cam.com/video/njObPUEbdIM/v-deo.htmlsi=gVOUNcsa_EvRvn_O Hope this helps! If you need a technician with more experience, here's our tech database to find a tech near you: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians

@@hydrafitnessexchange thanks! The problem is, when it runs by itself with no one on it, it is dead center. So I’m guessing I need to tighten it a bit to make it go left (off center intentionally) so when I run on it, it doesn’t go too right, would you agree?

@@TooMuchToThink1 Worth a try but with severe caution. Make sure you are tightening the correct side and doing a quarter of a turn at a time. Wait to see if belt adjusts after first turn, then do another quarter turn and wait. Tightening the wrong side could potentially make things way worse like the belt folding on itself. We highly recommend seeking out a technician with further experience.

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We suggest calling NordicTrack Customer Service if you haven't already done so or find a tech near you that can diagnose the issue further. Here's our tech database to find someone in your area: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Hope this helps!

Some treadmills, like incline trainers, give access to internal components on the underside of the machine. The super fit treadmill may have screws on the underside of the motor hood. Basically, flip the treadmill and you will find a shroud underneath with screws in it. You might be able to access the internal components after unscrewing those. Here is a video we found that may help with the process:ua-cam.com/video/6EulFyHSKuU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RudolfHorak

Some treadmills, like incline trainers, give access to internal components on the underside of the machine. The super fit treadmill may have screws on the underside of the motor hood. Basically, flip the treadmill and you will find a shroud underneath with screws in it. You might be able to access the internal components after unscrewing those. Here is a video we found that may help with the process:ua-cam.com/video/6EulFyHSKuU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RudolfHorak

We recommend finding a technician near you who is a professional on this type of work if that helps. Here is a link to our tech database: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians

Here is a short video we made on how to lube treadmills: ua-cam.com/users/shortsDlaMstowDV4?feature=share

You can only do it if it's rated "Reversible." Please refer to your owners manual/manufacturer for details.

Really appreciate it! Thanks for the comment!

Thank YOU!! Much appreciated! Thanks for making such concise videos!

Things you can check: the drive belt if its worn or loose, the brake assembly to see if bearings are in good shape. In any case you can hire a local tech to further diagnose the issue. Here is our database where you can find a tech near you: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Hope this helps!

The best way you can protect your treadmill from surges is by unplugging it from the wall outlet. Typically, it's not recommended because the power demands of a treadmill are very big and can cause a treadmill to stop abruptly in operation.

Really appreciate the love! We hope more people find our content useful and informative. By all means share with anyone you might know that owns a treadmill. Also, being a person that owns a treadmill now, if you have any suggestions for further informative content we can make that helps people, please let us know!

Here are two helpful videos we made regarding resistance issues on bikes and ellipticals:ua-cam.com/video/ecJMwxd74f4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/VnzIuItOeRA/v-deo.html

Regarding your question about "does the bike need to be in motion for the motor to work?" The answer is no. It should still adjust the resistance when you push the buttons. Unless the bike is a self generating bike where it uses no power cord. If it self generates upon motion and doesn't need a power cord to turn on, then yes the motor won't work unless you are physically in motion.

Silicon Lubricant is particularly hard to remove since it's meant to keep slippery for long periods of time under pressure. This video is meant for general cleaning purposes only and may help a little with silicon removal. Depending on how much is on the belt, you may have to continuously clean the belt and possibly use some cleaning solution. There are some articles online that can help with removing silicon from the belt. If it is stained through the belt then we'd recommend buying a new belt and replacing the old one. We might be able to provide you with that depending on the model of your machine.

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Seems you accidently accessed a hidden feature in ifit for downloading apps onto the console. There's a pattern of presses you do to access this feature. You can cancel that. We suggest redo the steps in this video but this time wait instead of pressing the button so much. After some time, like a couple of minutes, try pressing the retry button again.

Thanks for the comment! There might be something wrong with your resistance motor. The cam might not be adjusting when switching levels on the console. In any case, we'd recommend calling a technician for further investigation. Here's our tech database to find a tech near your area:www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Hope this helps!

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@@ANZAC362 If it isn't the issue stated in the video, it may be an external brake cable issue which we have a video on: ua-cam.com/video/ecJMwxd74f4/v-deo.html We suggest hiring a tech to further diagnose your issue if none of these works. Here's our tech database to find one near you: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians Hope this helps!

If we carried that I'd totally send you a link! Unfortunately, we do not. But there are other websites to buy parts that might have it. Fitnessrepairparts.com may have it. Try them out!

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@@hydrafitnessexchange My treadmill of 10 year's suddenly started smelling like a burning candle. I can't decide if I'll buy new or not. This video is very helpful if I choose the used route.

@@ams_1046 Glad it helped you out with your choice! You can find some really good treadmills that are used or preowned and that were taken care of well by the previous owner. To be honest, you'll find a way better deal on used than New pieces. But you have to be a smart shopper. 😉

Toe shoes are definitely increasingly becoming a thing now. Thinking of trying them out!

Sounds like a part may need to be replaced if it is gradually weakening. The last thing you want is a warn cable breaking or the resistance motor giving out. We have not worked on resistance issues with octanes as of yet. So not quite sure if adjusting the cable would work, but too be honest we suggest calling a technician to properly handle the issue. Here is our technician database where you can find a tech near your area: www.hydrafitnessexchange.com/technicians

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