Xterra TR150 Treadmill General Maintenance - Removing The Motor Cover Hood For Cleaning
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this video I show you how to do general maintenance on the Xterra TR150 Treadmill. Make sure to wear the proper safety equipment, take all safety precautions, and unplug the treadmill before you do any general maintenance on the treadmill.
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All of your videos are super helpful from lubing the belt, aligning it, and general maintenance. Thank you for taking the time to upload all these videos. Greatly appropriated Todd!
Hi thank you for watching! I appriciate the feedback and am glad it has helped!
I agree! Very helpful. Thanks Todd!
Your videos are super helpful as I have misplaced my manual and the visual instruction is much easier to follow. 😁
So nice that you have a furry assistant.
Thank u Todd for the videos appreciate it help alot
Thanks for watching, appriciate it!
I just got the XTerra TR260 at the end of November, so I’ve had it for almost 6 weeks.
It’s basically the same as the TR150 but with an auto incline and Bluetooth.
Today I just got at E5 error message. I looked it up and the manual said to check the console/controller connection.
What?
I can’t imagine that the error code refers to the connections between the console and the rest of the treadmill that is buried in the right upright, which would require taking the console and upright apart. But those connections were really super tight; I had to push them pretty hard to connect them.
I did some digging and I think it may be the connection between the motor and the motor control board under the motor cover.
Anyway, I appreciate your video on how to open up the cover.
FYI, I power cycled the treadmill and the error cleared.
Hoping it’s a fluke.
I will do the vacuuming both under and inside the treadmill. Maybe some dust is interfering with the connection.
Have you encountered this error code? And if so, how did you fix it?
Thanks!
Very helpful, thank you for putting these together!
Good info thanks. And cool cat!
Thank you treadmill guy. That was helpful
I love how interested your kitty is in everything 😂
Thanks for the videos
great instructions
Thanks for doing this man!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.
Excellent!
Thanks for watching!
How do I order a key for the machine? I have a machine but I don't have a key to start it up. How do I order one
It looks like motor replacement down the line won't be too difficult. I'm assuming Xterra sells replacement motors and belts.
Hi thanks for watching! I was surprised at how little was in there. If they ever go bad I'll make a video about replacing it!
@@ToddsGarage hey Todd, I have to replace the belt inside that failed. Did you ever do that replacement video? Thanks for helping us all.
@@teamjordanzain Hi Anthony I haven't had to make one yet sorry, I will add it to my list.
I have this same one and was wondering how you clean the part that’s exposed when it’s folded up that collects dust in it.
I think you are talking about the bottom black tray? When you take off the top cover in this video the bottom tray is right there to clean. Hope this helps, good luck and thanks for watching!
Anyone know how to fix an E8 code on the Xterra 😔
Thank you for this video. I've had mines for 2 years. I had to align the belt but now it seems to "slip, or jerk" when I jog on it. Any advice? I really want to keep this one. Thank you.
Thanks for watching, I think there is a way to tighten the belt, I will take a look at the manual tomorrow if I have time and see what it says.
@@ToddsGarage thank you. I was worried about realigning the belt instead of tightening it. I wanted to tighten it without it going to the left or the right. I think I found a video that talks about doing a "full revolution" using both allen wrenches. Only turning ¼ each time to tighten. So far so good. I want to thank you again for your time and help!
I made a video about it, hopefully this helps and good luck! ua-cam.com/video/lKb3Gb8_Q60/v-deo.html
I'm surprised that's belt driven. I just assumed most treadmills were direct driven on a shaft. I can see that belt becoming an issue later on.
Thanks for watching. Time will tell, so far so good.
How to remove lubE sign from screen
Hold ENTER for 3 seconds
how long can i run on this before motor heats up.
This is a piece of trash, don't buy it, I bought a new one, had 90 days warranty in parts, I used it about 15 times, the display gave up on the fourth month, the technician told me this is not worth paying $350 to fix this piece of cheap equipment that is supposed to last about 4 months, big regret!!
Would you know how to change the speed from KM to Miles?
Thanks for watching, I'm not sure on that one. You would probably need to contact customer support. Let us know what you find out.
@@ToddsGarage Thank you for reviewing and responding back. I have contacted the customer service and they need to call someone else it seems. They mentioned they will call me back in a few days. I will let you know. Thanks again!
@@ToddsGarage I contacted customer care twice and we still could not get the treadmill to revert "KM - Kilometers" back to "ML - Miles". In fact we couldn't even get to the "Calibration" mode which is were options to make this switch is supposed to be available.
Steps from customer rep to get to calibration mode - While keeping the "Speed UP" and "Start" buttons pressed, remove the "Red" key and continue to hold down the "Speed UP" and "Start" buttons for 10-20 seconds and while it's still pressed down, insert the "Red" key back to its position.
@@sandeepmaliackal6050 Thanks for coming back to tell us. Sorry it didn't work, hopefully they figure it out for you. Thanks again for watching!