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10. 

Locate the HANDRAIL CROSSBAR (#9). With the bend facing upward and 
pitched toward the DISPLAY CONSOLE, carefully place the HANDRAIL 
CROSSBAR between the user LEFT AND RIGHT HANDRAILS (#4) as shown 
and align the mounting holes. Insert one SHORT MOUNTING BOLT (#6) on 
either end of the

 

HANDRAIL CROSSBAR and tighten using a 5/32” hex key 

wrench. 
 
Securely tighten all mounting bolts on the USER LEFT HANDRAIL (#4). 

11. 

Securely tighten the four MOUNTING BOLTS (#10) securing the USER LEFT 
and RIGHT UPRIGHTS to the FRAME (B). 

12. 

Place the STOP CORD (#12) in the proper location. 

13. 

Position the unit in the desired location and plug the power cord into the front of 
the unit and then into a wall outlet (See the operation manual for power 
requirements.) 

14. 

Position the MOTOR COVER (A) back over the MOTOR COMPARTMENT 
(H). Bring the unit to an incline position (refer to the Operation Manual for 
proper start and incline procedures.) Secure the MOTOR COVER (A) to the 
FRAME (B) using the two MOTOR COVER SCREWS (#11). Tighten the 
screws securely. Press down on the MOTOR COVER at the positions 
indicated to secure the Dual-Lock fasteners located under the MOTOR 
COVER to the FRAME. Lift lightly on the MOTOR COVER to confirm a positive 
lock. Repeat as necessary until the MOTOR COVER is secure. Lower the unit 
back to its original level. 

NOTE: 

Be careful not to pinch the WIRE HARNESS (C) when replacing the 

MOTOR COVER (a). 

REMARQUE : 

Veiller à ne pas pincer le faisceau de CABLES (C) lors de la 

remise en place du CAPOT DU MOTEUR (A).

 

15. 

Place an UPPER HANDRAIL COVER (#13) on the top of each HANDRAIL 
(#4). Align the tabs of the UPPER HANDRAIL COVERS with the slots in the 
TOP HANDRAIL SPACERS (#5) and apply light pressure until the UPPER 
HANDRAIL COVERS snap secure. 

 

PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST 

 

Ensure that all fasteners are tight. 

 

Make sure the STRIDING BELT is properly tensioned and aligned according to the 
Operation Manual. 

 

Check the operation of the STOP switch and tether switch assembly. 

 

(See Operation Manual.) 

 

Confirm the display console is set to English or Metric units. 

 

(See Optional Settings ENG/MET in Operation Manual.)

 

 

Read the entire Operation Manual before using the treadmill.

 

 
 

Before attempting to operate your Treadmill, it is imperative that you familiarize yourself with the contents of the Operation Manual. 
If your Life Fitness treadmill does not respond as described in the OPERATION MANUAL contact the nearest Life Fitness Service 
Center as listed in the OPERATION MANUAL. 

Life Fitness Customer Support Services 

at (800) 351-3737 

Prior to your call, please be sure you have located and noted the 

MODEL NUMBER & SERIAL NUMBER. 

The Model & Serial number information of your Life Fitness Treadmill is contained in a label  

located on the front of the unit. 

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2005 Brunswick Corporation. All rights reserved. Life Fitness is a trademark of Brunswick Corporation. 

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Summary of Contents for Treadmill T3.5

Page 1: ...T35 Treadmill A S S E M B L Y I N S T R U C T I O N S T35 Treadmill A S S E M B L Y I N S T R U C T I O N S ...

Page 2: ... following Parts Identification Listing and the step by step assembly procedures have been assembled to make the set up of this treadmill as quick and easy as possible Please take special note of the following important points prior to choosing a location and beginning assembly of the treadmill 2 ...

Page 3: ...readmill and helps you to design an aerobic workout tailored to your personal fitness needs or requirements NE PAS placer l arrière de l appareil à moins de 2 m 3 pi de toute obstruction Conserver un dégagement latéral minimum de 20 centimètres 8 pouces entre deux appareils ou entre l appareil et tout autre type d obstruction NE PAS placer le tapis roulant à l extérieur près d une piscine ou dans ...

Page 4: ...HANDRAIL LEFT RIGHT Qty 2 7966301 5 TOP HANDRAIL SPACER Qty 2 7127201 6 MOUNTING SCREW SHORT Qty 2 1 4 20 x 3 3208001 7 MOUNTING SCREW LONG Qty 8 1 4 20 x 4 25 3207701 8 BOTTOM HANDRAIL SPACER Qty 2 7127101 9 HANDRAIL CROSSBAR Qty 1 7966101 10 UPRIGHT MOUNTING BOLT Qty 4 3 8 16 x 3 25 3223310 11 MOTOR COVER SCREW Qty 2 6 20 x 38 3207501 12 STOP CORD Qty 1 6841301 13 UPPER HANDRAIL COVER Qty 2 7127...

Page 5: ...5 10 4 6 7 7 5 2 1 3 5 4 9 8 13 8 ...

Page 6: ...WIRE HARNESS down into the USER LEFT UPRIGHT through the TOP CABLE ROUTING HOLE D of the USER LEFT UPRIGHT Once the WIRE HARNESS is completely inserted into the USER LEFT UPRIGHT lower the DISPLAY CONSOLE ASSEMBLY to completely rest on the USER LEFT UPRIGHT NOTE Be careful not to damage the WIRE HARNESS C when routing it through the USER LEFT UPRIGHT 1 REMARQUE Veiller à ne pas endommager le faisc...

Page 7: ... that was fed into the USER LEFT UPRIGHT through the BOTTOM CABLE ROUTING HOLE F of the USER LEFT UPRIGHT Carefully pull the excess wire from within the USER LEFT UPRIGHT Plug the 10 PIN CONNECTOR into the CONTROL BOARD G located in the MOTOR COMPARTMENT H Feed any excess wire back into the USER LEFT UPRIGHT NOTE Be careful not to damage the WIRE HARNESS C when pulling it through the BOTTOM CABLE ...

Page 8: ...WIRE HARNESS C when replacing the MOTOR COVER a REMARQUE Veiller à ne pas pincer le faisceau de CABLES C lors de la remise en place du CAPOT DU MOTEUR A 15 Place an UPPER HANDRAIL COVER 13 on the top of each HANDRAIL 4 Align the tabs of the UPPER HANDRAIL COVERS with the slots in the TOP HANDRAIL SPACERS 5 and apply light pressure until the UPPER HANDRAIL COVERS snap secure PRE OPERATION CHECKLIST...

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