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Treadmill Repair Service
Our treadmill died yesterday. I see some regional repair services on the interweb. Can anyone recommend someone? This is our first need for a repair and don't want to get taken.
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Telephone the manufacturer.
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We have had it for about 20 years. Maybe it's time. If so, how do I get rid of it?
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junk removal service or take to the dump.. might be easier to handle if you partially disassemble it first.
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If you will be junking it, maybe do some DIY exploratory surgery on it. There may be an obvious problem that can be fixed easily. Worst case: you can't fix it, can't put it back together again, and you have to junk it anyway! Are there obvious symptoms of it's "failure?"
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Exploratory surgery sounds like a plan. I'll make sure to unplug it first. New ones are under $1,000 at Dicks, and Belmont will pick the old one up at the curb for $25. Decision made.
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I agree at about 20 years and if it's used any kind of regular it's time for another.
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Fix using U=Tube
We fixed our 20-year-old Precor using YouTube and a part from eBay. Works like new. We were told by a professional that the treadmill is no longer supported, and it was junk.
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The operation has begun. Based on the patient's symptoms, I removed the power switch, which was working intermittently. I ordered a new one on Amazon and am waiting for delivery. To be continued....
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That is what I was talking about. Be bold, nothing to lose.
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And you're getting exercise working on it! :emb:
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Fixed!
Good news! The power switch was the problem. I was able to easily remove it and replace it with a part from Amazon for $14.95. It is running fine again. Thanks for the advice to try to fix it on my own.
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