JLL Fitness Treadmill Belt Adjustments Instructions

: June 12, 2024
: JLL Fitness

Table of Contents

JLL Fitness Treadmill Belt Adjustments
Product Information
COPYRIGHT
BELT TIGHTENING
TOOLS
BELT ALIGNMENT
CONTACT DETAILS
Documents / Resources

JLL Fitness Treadmill Belt Adjustments

Product Information

This user manual provides instructions for adjusting the treadmill belt on your JLL Fitness treadmill. It contains information on belt tightening and belt alignment. Please note that this manual is copyrighted by JLL Fitness Ltd and unauthorized use or reproduction is prohibited.

Belt Tightening
Tools: You will need the allen key from your tool pack.

Start by turning off the power supply to the treadmill.
Using the allen key, turn the bolts at the end of the treadmill deck a quarter each time to the right.
To keep the belt aligned, repeat the same amount of turns on each side.
Tighten the belt a quarter at a time to prevent over-stretching.
Once tightened, test the belt again following the same process.

Belt Alignment
The gap between the belt and the frame should be 5-6mm. If it’s not, follow these steps:

Start by setting the speed of the treadmill to 2-3 km/h.
Using the allen key, adjust the same bolts at the end of the deck as before.
If the belt is aligned to the left, adjust the left bolt clockwise or adjust the right bolt counter-clockwise. Vice versa if the belt is aligned to the right.
Leave your machine running at approximately 6 km/h for a few minutes to ensure the belt stays in line.

Contact Details
For any technical queries, product defects or damage, or delivery questions, please contact us using the details below:

Tel: 0121 328 7507
Email: [email protected]
Live Chat: WWW.JLLFITNESS.CO.UK

COPYRIGHT

The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice to improve quality. © 2023 JLL Fitness Ltd
JLL Fitness Ltd owns the copyright for this manual.
Use or reproduction of this manual in parts or entirety without the authorization of JLL Fitness Ltd is prohibited.

BELT TIGHTENING

When running on your treadmill you may feel a slipping sensation indicating your belt is not tight enough. To test if your belt is loose you can:

Stand with your feet on either side of the treadmill
Set the speed to 1-2 km/h
Try to stop the belt with your foot while holding onto the handrails

Please follow the steps below for how to tighten your running belt:

TOOLS

To make these adjustments you will need the allen key from your tool pack.

STEP 1
Start by turning off the power supply to the treadmill.
STEP 2
- Using your allen key turn the bolts at the end of the treadmill deck a quarter each time to the right.
- To keep the belt aligned repeat the same amount of turns on each side.
- Tighten the belt a quarter at a time to prevent over-stretching the belt.
- Once tightened, test the belt again following the same process described

BELT ALIGNMENT

The gap between the belt and the frame should 5-6mm, if it’s not follow the steps below:

STEP 1
Start by setting the speed of the treadmill to 2-3 km/h.
STEP 2
- Using the allen key adjust the same bolts at the end of the deck as before. If the belt is aligned to the left, adjust the left bolt clockwise or adjust the right bolt counter-clockwise.
- Visa versa if the belt is aligned to the right.
- It’s advisable to leave your machine running at approx 6 km/h for a few minutes to make sure the belt stays in line.