To keep the equipment in optimal working order as designed and maintain a safe environment, regular preventative maintenance is REQUIRED.  Preventative Maintenance services are to include, but need not be limited to the following:

 

TREADMILLS

  • Inspect display and housing for cracks and defects
  • Inspect motor cover for cracks and defects
  • Inspect any running belts and decks for wear
  • Adjust any belt tracking.
  • Lubricate any deck as needed.
  • Inspect motor brushes for excessive wear and proper seating
  • Inspect motor armature
  • Inspect alignment of drive pulleys.
  • Lubricate elevation mechanism.
  • Inspect drive and take up roller bearings
  • Inspect E-Stop for proper operation.
  • Calibrate Treadmill.
  • Vacuum, in and around, MCB, motors, pan, running belt, and deck
  • Test machine for proper overall functioning.
  • Record all problems and defects observed.
  • Record all information necessary for repair or parts ordering such as manufacturer, model, and serial number.

 

ELLIPTICALLS/CROSSTRAINERS

  • Inspect ramps for excessive wear and scars.
  • Inspect wheels for bearing failure and proper spinning movement.
  • Inspect pedal arm for proper movement.
  • Inspect pedal arm to pivot arm connection for worn bushings and loose bolts.
  • Inspect crank arm to pivot arm for worn shafts and bushings.
  • Inspect crank arm to flywheel for worn shafts and bushings.
  • Inspect covers for mounting bolts and cracks.
  • Inspect upper arms for loose mounting.
  • Inspect display for proper function and cracked or defective faceplates.
  • Lubricate picot points and bearings, as needed.
  • Test machine for proper overall functioning.
  • Record all problems and defects observed.
  • Record all information necessary for repair or parts ordering such as manufacturer, model, and serial number.

BIKES

  • Inspect frame covers for cracks, missing parts, and wear.
  • Inspect belts and adjust as needed
  • Inspect chains and lubricate as needed.
  • Inspect and clean alternator brushes and commutator, as needed.
  • Inspect seat assembly and pads for excessive wear, defects, and tears.
  • Test seat adjustment for proper functioning
  • Inspect display for proper functioning, excessive wear, and defects
  • Inspect pedals for proper functioning, excessive wear, and defects.
  • Inspect crank assembly for tension, bearing play, and defects.
  • Test bike for proper resistance levels.
  • Inspect for missing wheels and levers.
  • Test machine for proper overall functioning
  • Record all problems and defects observed
  • Record all information necessary for repair or parts ordering such as manufacturer, model, and serial number.

STEPPERS

  • Inspect frame covers for cracks, missing parts, and wear.
  • Inspect display for proper functioning, excessive wear, and defects
  • Inspect pedal arms and pedals for proper functioning, excessive wear, worn bushings, and defects.
  • Lubricate chains, as needed
  • Test machine for proper overall functioning.
  • Record all problems and defects observed.
  • Record all information necessary for repair or parts ordering such as manufacturer, model, and serial number.

 

STRENGTH -RESISTANCE MACHINES/RACK/FREE WEIGHTS

  • Inspect pads and upholstery for excessive wear and defects.
  • Inspect and lubricate guide rods for smooth operation
  • Inspect snap-hooks, weight stack selector pins, pull pins, swivels, and links for excessive wear and defects.
  • Inspect cables and/or belts for excessive wear and defects
  • Inspect belt brackets, if applicable, and tighten.
  • Lubricate bushings.
  • Test machine for proper overall functioning.
  • Record all problems and defects observed.
  • Record all information necessary for repair or parts ordering such as manufacturer, model, and serial number.
  • Regularly examine equipment during walk throughs
  • Regularly tighten bolts.
  • Replace worn cables as needed.
  • Remove pulleys one at a time and relubricate them.
  • Clean and wipe down equipment after each use to prevent sweat corrosion and keep it clean.
  • Lubricate: Lubricate moving parts regularly. For example, spray silicone on a cloth and apply it to weight tracks on resistance machines. You can also lubricate the weight stack guide rods with silicone spray every month.
  • Inspect for proper cleaning and maintenance tips. Regularly inspect equipment for worn and damaged parts.
  • Store equipment in a cool and dry place when not in use.
  • Prevent misuse: Prevent gym equipment from being misused.
  • Test the equipment's relative humidity and temperature
  • Keep cleaning sprays away from cardio equipment
  • Keep gym wipes available
  • Regularly examine equipment during walk throughs
  • Regularly tighten bolts
  • Replace worn cables as needed
  • Keep pulleys and cables lubricated