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Cleaning & Care
Ensure your footwear is clean of any
substances that can cause damage to the
running belt.
Always use appropriate athletic footwear
when using.
Clean with a damp cloth.
For best results sweeping or vacuuming
under and around the iWalk, fold the
treadmill up before doing so. This will get
rid of dust that would be underneath when
in use.
DO NOT use solvents when cleaning.
To remove stubborn stains, use a cotton
cloth with mild cleaning detergent. Then
use a dry cloth to ensure the iWalk is
thoroughly dry.
DO NOT use any cleaning detergents on the
control panel. Only use a dry cloth.
DO NOT unplug your iWalk while it is in use.
Turn off by pressing the On/Off button on
the Control Panel first and unplug once the
running belt has come to a halt.
Cleaning and lubricating
the running belt
The iWalk is lubricated beforehand but may
Fig. 1.
Fig. 2.
need topping up and cleaning underneath
the running belt to maintain the performance
and safety.
Ensure the product is off and unplugged
before cleaning and maintenance.
To clean or lubricate the inside of the belt,
you must loosen the belt as shown in Fig. 1.
Once loose, place your hand underneath the
belt to either clean with a cloth or lubricate if
necessary. Ensure the belt is fully tightened
as shown in Fig. 2.
The belt may become loose or misaligned
in transit. Please ensure it is fully tightened
before use and regularly check the belt to
ensure it is still tight.
Lubricant Warning & Advice: Silicone Oil
(Polydimethylsiloxane) - Keep out of reach
of children. Avoid prolonged contact with
skin. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with eyes.
Wash hands after use. Place approx 5-10ml
on both sides, also reaching towards the
centre to ensure a full spread. Wipe away
any excess oil. Repeat if necessary. It is
possible to lubricate without loosening the
belts. If so, DO NOT stretch the belt too
much as it may result in deforming or a rip.
Turn the iWalk on for 3-4 minutes at 3kmph
to allow the lubricant to spread.
Summary of Contents for iWalk
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