Use and Care Manual

18. Measure or mark a piece of scrap paper the length from the end of

the Tensioner Bolt to the outer Tensioner Nut. This will assist with re-

assembly.

19. Using a 10mm wrench, loosen and remove the outer Tensioner Nut so

the Tension Bolt can be released from the Tensioner Bracket.

22.Usinga6mmhexwrenchanda13mmwrench,loosentheTensioner

AssemblyHardware(A)thatattachestheTensionerAssemblytothe

Frame Bracket.

Note: Usethehexwrenchtoholdtheboltinplaceontheoutsideandturn

the nut from the inside.

21. Turn the Drive Pulley clockwise while forcing the Drive Belt to the

outside to remove it. The belt will come off of the Drive Pulley.

Keep ngers out of any pinch hazards when turning the

Pulleys.

22.Toremovetheindicatedhardware(byoval)fromtheFlywheel,usea

17mm open end wrench to hold the nut on one side steady and remove

the nut on the opposite side with the 17mm socket and wrench. Set the

hardware safely aside.

23. Adjust the angle of the Tensioner Assembly to allow the Flywheel to

move forward. Remove the Flywheel from the Frame Brackets and the

Drive Belt.

The Flywheel is heavy. This step may require two people.

24.RemovetheoldDriveBeltafternotinghowtoproperlyroutethenew

Belt.

25. Hold the Flywheel near the Frame Brackets and put the new Drive Belt

in position on the Flywheel Pulley. Put the Drive Belt in position around

the Tensioner Assembly. Be sure that the upper portion of the Drive Belt is

under the Tensioner Bearings on the Tensioner Assembly.

The Flywheel is heavy. This step may require two people.

Tensioner Assembly

Tensioner Bolt

Flywheel

Frame Bracket

Tensioner

Bracket