Troubleshooting the NordicTrack Summit 4500
NordicTrack is a company that popularized the in-home cross-country ski machine via infomercials in the 1990s. NordicTrack also sells a line of treadmills designed for home use. The Summit 4500 is a motorized treadmill that features various inclines and speeds, as well as a pulse sensor to help gauge your workouts. Regular treadmill use will strengthen your legs and heart and lungs. If your NordicTrack treadmill suffers minor performance issues, try some at-home troubleshooting fixes before you call for help. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Check your fuse box or circuit breakers to see if they need replacing if the treadmill won’t turn on. Also, ensure the cord is plugged into a surge suppressor and the suppressor is plugged securely into the outlet. Ensure the key is inserted into the console securely.
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Check to ensure the cord is plugged in securely, and that the circuit breaker on the treadmill isn’t tripped, if the unit loses power while you’re using it. The switch located near the bottom at the front of the treadmill will be down if the breaker is tripped. Flip it back up to reset.
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Turn off the power to the treadmill and unplug the cord if you notice the belt shifting while in use. Place an Allen wrench into the left rear roller bolt and turn it clockwise one-half turn if the belt shifts left, and counterclockwise if it shifts right.
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Turn both rear roller bolts clockwise one-quarter turn if the belt slips while you’re using it. Continue to adjust the bolts until you are able to lift each side of the belt 3 to 4 inches off the deck.
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