Owner`s manual

2008 AFG Service Seminar [rev 1.3] | 61
Section Three | Troubleshooting
Elliptical | Bike Troubleshooting
>> Noise | Drive Train
Symptom Possible Cause Test Procedure Repair
Noise internally while
pedaling at higher
resistance levels only.
Magnetic brake is
rubbing against the
ywheel.
-Verify the correct
position of magnetic
brake. Reference p31.
Reposition the
magnetic brake.
Reference Adjusting the
Magnetic Break p31.
Noise internally/
externally while
pedaling or rough feel
while pedaling.
Machine may not be on
level surface.
-Verify surface is level. Adjust levelers on
machine.
Improper assembly or
loose assembly bolts.
-Verify assembly steps
using owner’s guide.
Tighten all bolts used
for assembly. Reference
Maintenance p20.
Alignment issues with
pedal arms due to
improper assembly or
improper welds.
-Reference Alignment
Issues with Pedal Arms
Troubleshooting.
Reference p67.
Build up on, or defective
roller wheels.
-Wipe off roller wheels
and guide rails with
damp cloth.
- Check roller wheels
for any abnormal wear.
Roller wheels should
have smooth texture.
- If the rough feel seems
to be on one side only,
try switching suspect
roller wheel to opposite
pedal arm.
Replace roller wheels.
Loose crank arms. Tighten crank arms.
Improper drive belt
alignment, improper
drive belt tension, or
failed ywheel.
Noise may present itself
multiple times during
one pedaling motion.
Align drive belt and
adjust to proper tension
or replace ywheel.