Great tip about how to get both tension setting screw/bolts even!!! Additionally, here's one of my tips - use a piece of styrofoam to insert all the screws/fasteners in, maybe use a Sharp'e marker to label locations where they came from on the styrofoam...sometimes just a sketch of the item (TREADMILL) and poke the srews on the locations on the sketch - then you won't lose the screws, and know exactly where they go. But remember, left over parts means you improved it!
Great video. I have a couple of additional suggestions and tips. Mine is a 520x from around 2003. I would recommend taking both rear end caps off, unscrew tensioner bolts for rear roller and just remove that roller completely. It makes maneuvering that belt off and on a lot easier. I actually swapped my belt to correct slippage, but that ended up not being the issue. I ended up having to replace the front roller as the bearings were bad which I should have known just by how noisy the unit had become over the years. Tip on roller replacements. It is much cheaper to just replace the roller bearings vs buying entire roller assembly and there are plenty of videos out there on how to do that. In my case the front roller has non-serviceable bearings, meaning you can't replace them. At the ends of the roller I had plastic caps that are part of the mechanism that holds the bearings in place. No way to remove without destroying, so save yourself some time and just buy the new roller if you have the plastic caps. Tip on that is to go to searspartsdirect to order as it was only about $60 there and the other parts places are charging 120-150. Good news here is that the replacement roller I got does not have the plastic end caps so if they ever go bad in the lifetime that I own this I will be able to just replace the bearings. Hope this helps others. thx.
My belt tore at the same exact place, it was a small tear that I cut but then ended up getting snagged where your belt did and needed replaced. Thx for the video.
That bolt with a nut on the back, it would be preferable to use a socket and ratchet so you don't lose the nut in the abyss as soon as It comes off. If there isn't enough space for that, lossen it until bolt isn't protruding from the nut. The put a piece of tape on the jaws of your wrench so it can stick to the nut. It might sound dumb, but it's alot nicer than hunting for a loose but inside of a treadmill
Thanks I’ve got the 875E and the screws for the plastic sides were hidden under the adjustable cushion strips! Everything else pretty much the same, ,,again thanks!
Good evening I have benefited greatly from your channel I bought a new belt and it fits very well. - The sound of the machine has improved The machine is not heating up - And we finished touching the electrode in the handle *I have two questions 1- After I installed the belt, I began to hear a sound as if it was the sound of wood. This is if I was running in front near the machine, but if I went back away from the machine, I did not hear the sound, and I made sure that the wood screws were tightened. Where does this sound come from? 2- My device is the F85, and I walk on it for a full hour between walking and running. Some of them told me that this burns the machine because the device cannot bear it, so what is correct?
Hi, James! When you unfurled your new belt, was it fairly tight around the board and rollers at first, or was it always somewhat loose? I bought a belt that I thought was correct for my ProForm model, but it looks as if it's just long enough to get around the board itself, and doesn't seem to intrinsically include extra distance to go around the front and back rollers.
I have the 585 cs that was gifted to me however, I can't remove the side rails as there are two bolts that are hidden under a plaque type thing on the sides. Any ideas? Preform won't help if I didn't buy it directly.
Thanks for your video! I do wish you turned the treadmill and taken the video from the other side so it was more visible and nix the flip flops on a treadmill 🙃
Appreciate this vid! Regarding deviation---- Do the foot rail screws (where the allen key goes) just "hang out" (on the end of the screw) through a loose/oval hole (just to keep them straight somewhat) or are they threaded at the end of the screw with a hole that fits the screw? I bought a cheap treadmill and we're having insane problems with it. The left foot rail has the "oval" hole (bigger than the screw itself), and the right foot rail is fully threaded. When I adjust the belt deviation, the right is damn near impossible to tighten (because it's already WAY tight) and the left can loosen or tighten easily. Something has to be wrong. Any help is appreciated, thank you!
I have the exact model and will be replacing my belt soon. Any info on part number? I’m sure it’s in my manual but for other viewers. And do you know about how many hours you had prior to replacing? I’m near 200 and I’m starting to get that outer curvature. Thanks for the video by the way!
Thank you for the video. Very helpful. I needed to replace the black running belt, bc it went on a diagonal and starting ripping. We replaced it, I turned it on and the new belt start moving at a diagonal and if I don't it, it will chew up the new belt. Any suggestions.
What I do to save time and not struggle taking the old belt off, I take a razor knife cut the belt and pull it off like a roll of toilet paper. Just a small tip for your viewers.
Yes when you put the belt back on you have to install it the way I took it off. He is just saying if you know how to put it on or watch my video cutting off the old belt is easier then going through the extra trouble of removing it.
Hi James, it may be too late as it was posted 5 years back, But please help me if you can. My drive belt is slipping even with new one. The motor mount is not adjustable. Please help, how can I do it.
at 5:33 you mention that bracket under the deck. on my treadmill the belt was on the outside of that, not the inside. I replaced mine the same way, but you said to put on the inside. just curious your thoughts on that.
On my treadmill that bracket is in place to hold the belt on the correct line. It could be your model is not identical and they did not do this the same. I would say if it was like that before you started this procedure then keep it the same.
Really curious, Rob, but how could your belt be on the "outside" of that guide bracket? The bracket needs to be along the edge of the belt to keep it from wandering "off track." Most people would consider that arrangement as the belt being "inside" of the bracket - toward the inside center of the treadmill. It depends on how you look at it, but I would think most people would say it was "inside" the bracket, not "outside."
I got it all replaced. the new belt is making a staticy sound. I'm assuming thats the belt relaxing as it moves for the first time. Did you experience that?
NOTE: This product works exactly as described. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxguEIMc_Qwab-3QMTpF6jaRL80hiOOsIN It originally earned a four-star review due to a minor defect (see below). However, the manufacturer's customer service rep (Lita) went above and beyond the call of duty and deserves five stars now. I wish I could give even more!I purchased this item which arrived quickly. Assembly instructions were easy to follow. There was only one problem: One bolt did not screw into the hole properly. I called the company. Their customer service rep (Lita) was terrific! She took all my information and submitted a request to replace the defective part. I'm hoping to finish assembly and start using this treadmill soon. (Fingers crossed...)FOLLOW UP: Lita called back to inform me that the company will send a replacement part AND a technician(!!) to install it properly. AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Thank you!!
Hello, I am not completely sure without being there but if I had to guess I would think it could be a problem with the power supply or on the mainboard there could be an electronic component going bad. I would do a search on the web to see what other people ran into with this same symptom. I would not search on my model just on this issue related to any treadmill.
I had this issue. It ended up being the connection on the two pins of the emergency stop strap. They were rusty and so didn't make a good connection. Therefore it would 'emergency stop' as soon as I turned it on. I sanded the surface rust off the pins of the emergency stop strap and now everything is fine. (sorry my reply is 3 years too late)
Hi.I hope you can help me.i have a Proform 750 much similar to yours.I bought this Treadmill on line here in Italy last year in Jan. In hours of use about 250 hours.The distributor is in England,contacted them about the problem with email,never got an answer.The problem takes place when i start the unit,as soon as i start it the belt moves to left side about 1/4 of an inch.I get on it and in within 10/15 minutes of continue usage,the belt slowly moves back to the right to the original position before i started well center.It is well lubricated What do you is the problem? Thank You
@@HowToWithJames i knkw about the screws.It is well adjusted,it moves to the left as soon as it starts No more than 5/6 turno. Than slowly it goes back to the original posizione. Could it be' the torque of the motor,it pulls on the roller and makes the belt move on the left. Could it be' a bad bearing on the left side,so when it starts it pulls on the roller. I am lost. The motore is on the left side
@@HowToWithJames I will stick with removing the right side like how you show in the video, was curious if it could be done the same way but on the left side
Hi it may be too late as it was posted 3 years back, but just wondering, if you mange to tighten the drive belt? I have same issue. Hi James, I know you already traded this treadmill, but if you can please help me. The motor is not adjustable on the mounts.
There is no adjustment on belt what work for me was getting a new belt from different brand and it work. For some reason that fixed my issue was crazy cause they look identical size.
Hey there, I know you published this a while ago and I am struggling to find the proper hex key for the adjustment belt as none of my allen key seem to be fitting and I can't adjust nor replace the belt! At 3:06 of the video, you are using a key to take the screw out: could you help me identify the size of the hex key you have used for this? Thanks!
Sorry I should have posted the size I used. I no longer have this treadmill but I can tell you this is the tool I used images.app.goo.gl/s6gWJZZGkkwwxi8z8 on it you can see all the sizes.
I'm in the same boat. My 4 hex key is too small, 5, too big. Just ordered some off Amazon, thinking it has to be a 4.5mm. I will let you know when I get it in the mail, tomorrow and try to undo the hex keys.
@@HowToWithJames I see have tightened it but perhaps I need to tighten it some more? I also checked the belt that goes on the motor and tested to see if turns pass 90 degrees and it seems tight. Also the treadmill will randomly stop did you experience that when your belt was torn?
When I lift mine up, it gets stuck about half-way and won't go all the way up. I am sure it is just a simple thing, but how do you get it to go all the way up?
This treadmill has the 3.0 motor in it, and yea it is a little bit louder, depending on what kind of flooring it sits on. Mine sits on laminate, and we have crawl space, so that makes it even more noticeable.
7 years later and different model, and this video still works. Thank!
Great tip about how to get both tension setting screw/bolts even!!!
Additionally, here's one of my tips - use a piece of styrofoam to insert all the screws/fasteners in, maybe use a Sharp'e marker to label locations where they came from on the styrofoam...sometimes just a sketch of the item (TREADMILL) and poke the srews on the locations on the sketch - then you won't lose the screws, and know exactly where they go.
But remember, left over parts means you improved it!
Great video. I have a couple of additional suggestions and tips. Mine is a 520x from around 2003. I would recommend taking both rear end caps off, unscrew tensioner bolts for rear roller and just remove that roller completely. It makes maneuvering that belt off and on a lot easier. I actually swapped my belt to correct slippage, but that ended up not being the issue. I ended up having to replace the front roller as the bearings were bad which I should have known just by how noisy the unit had become over the years. Tip on roller replacements. It is much cheaper to just replace the roller bearings vs buying entire roller assembly and there are plenty of videos out there on how to do that. In my case the front roller has non-serviceable bearings, meaning you can't replace them. At the ends of the roller I had plastic caps that are part of the mechanism that holds the bearings in place. No way to remove without destroying, so save yourself some time and just buy the new roller if you have the plastic caps. Tip on that is to go to searspartsdirect to order as it was only about $60 there and the other parts places are charging 120-150. Good news here is that the replacement roller I got does not have the plastic end caps so if they ever go bad in the lifetime that I own this I will be able to just replace the bearings. Hope this helps others. thx.
My belt tore at the same exact place, it was a small tear that I cut but then ended up getting snagged where your belt did and needed replaced. Thx for the video.
That bolt with a nut on the back, it would be preferable to use a socket and ratchet so you don't lose the nut in the abyss as soon as It comes off. If there isn't enough space for that, lossen it until bolt isn't protruding from the nut. The put a piece of tape on the jaws of your wrench so it can stick to the nut. It might sound dumb, but it's alot nicer than hunting for a loose but inside of a treadmill
In the beginning, I think he says he unscrews both sides but you probably only need to unscrew the right side. Do both.
Took me 10 mins to do mine thanks to you! Cheers mate!
Thanks I’ve got the 875E and the screws for the plastic sides were hidden under the adjustable cushion strips! Everything else pretty much the same, ,,again thanks!
thank u all the way from the US Virgin Islands! 🎉
Thanks for making this video! I was able to replace my belt following your instructions.
Instablaster.
Happy to find a video about my exact model. Thanks!
Good evening
I have benefited greatly from your channel
I bought a new belt and it fits very well.
- The sound of the machine has improved
The machine is not heating up
- And we finished touching the electrode in the handle
*I have two questions
1- After I installed the belt, I began to hear a sound as if it was the sound of wood. This is if I was running in front near the machine, but if I went back away from the machine, I did not hear the sound, and I made sure that the wood screws were tightened. Where does this sound come from?
2- My device is the F85, and I walk on it for a full hour between walking and running.
Some of them told me that this burns the machine because the device cannot bear it, so what is correct?
Have you been consistently lubricating the machine?
I cant make the exact adjustment to each side. It keeps rolling Either right or left! Any recommendation?
Hi, James! When you unfurled your new belt, was it fairly tight around the board and rollers at first, or was it always somewhat loose? I bought a belt that I thought was correct for my ProForm model, but it looks as if it's just long enough to get around the board itself, and doesn't seem to intrinsically include extra distance to go around the front and back rollers.
I have the 585 cs that was gifted to me however, I can't remove the side rails as there are two bolts that are hidden under a plaque type thing on the sides. Any ideas? Preform won't help if I didn't buy it directly.
Thanks for your video! I do wish you turned the treadmill and taken the video from the other side so it was more visible and nix the flip flops on a treadmill 🙃
Where can I buy the lubricant for it??
Appreciate this vid!
Regarding deviation---- Do the foot rail screws (where the allen key goes) just "hang out" (on the end of the screw) through a loose/oval hole (just to keep them straight somewhat) or are they threaded at the end of the screw with a hole that fits the screw? I bought a cheap treadmill and we're having insane problems with it. The left foot rail has the "oval" hole (bigger than the screw itself), and the right foot rail is fully threaded. When I adjust the belt deviation, the right is damn near impossible to tighten (because it's already WAY tight) and the left can loosen or tighten easily. Something has to be wrong.
Any help is appreciated, thank you!
Amazing job explain everything. Thank you.
I have the exact model and will be replacing my belt soon. Any info on part number? I’m sure it’s in my manual but for other viewers. And do you know about how many hours you had prior to replacing? I’m near 200 and I’m starting to get that outer curvature. Thanks for the video by the way!
Hello, sorry I don't have the model number and I am not sure how many hours were on the original belt. I bought this treadmill second hand.
My brother, it needs to be tightened up. It’s too loose. I seen a lump in the center too.
Thanks for making this! super helpful.
Thanks a lot! This video was a huge help
Good video. Best part was the cameo by Coco!!
+George Andy haha, thanks!
You are welcome! Really cute dog!!!
Thank you for the video. Very helpful. I needed to replace the black running belt, bc it went on a diagonal and starting ripping. We replaced it, I turned it on and the new belt start moving at a diagonal and if I don't it, it will chew up the new belt. Any suggestions.
You should be able to adjust the screws at the bottom of the treadmill to keep the belt on track.
@@HowToWithJames YAY, I did it. Thank you for your suggestions.
What I do to save time and not struggle taking the old belt off, I take a razor knife cut the belt and pull it off like a roll of toilet paper. Just a small tip for your viewers.
Thank you! Seems like a duh moment for me knowing that. Haha
But then to put a new belt on don't you have to do the same process?
Yes when you put the belt back on you have to install it the way I took it off. He is just saying if you know how to put it on or watch my video cutting off the old belt is easier then going through the extra trouble of removing it.
@@mrich9088 You just need a reverse razor. Trouble is finding one! :)
@@fatalflaw9807 Or a pair of good scissors
Hola. Did you realease the belt of the motor or it happened when you took the tensioner screw out? Gracias
Cute doggie, mine will be helping me replace my belt too.
@@RobBob555 Ha ha ha
Hi James, it may be too late as it was posted 5 years back, But please help me if you can. My drive belt is slipping even with new one. The motor mount is not adjustable. Please help, how can I do it.
Hi, very clear explanation. Thanks !!!
You are welcome!
at 5:33 you mention that bracket under the deck. on my treadmill the belt was on the outside of that, not the inside. I replaced mine the same way, but you said to put on the inside. just curious your thoughts on that.
On my treadmill that bracket is in place to hold the belt on the correct line. It could be your model is not identical and they did not do this the same. I would say if it was like that before you started this procedure then keep it the same.
Really curious, Rob, but how could your belt be on the "outside" of that guide bracket? The bracket needs to be along the edge of the belt to keep it from wandering "off track." Most people would consider that arrangement as the belt being "inside" of the bracket - toward the inside center of the treadmill. It depends on how you look at it, but I would think most people would say it was "inside" the bracket, not "outside."
Thank 'u for your time lesson. Good job
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
I have pro form 505cst would you know if its the same ?
Thank you. Very helpful
Props man! Thanks!
I got it all replaced. the new belt is making a staticy sound. I'm assuming thats the belt relaxing as it moves for the first time. Did you experience that?
I honestly don't remember. I would think your right and eventually the belt will stop doing that.
just saved my bacon! thanks.
Awesome! You're welcome!
Gracias a pesar de que no muy bien inglés le puede comprender lo que explicó
Thank you very much!
+S Williams You're welcome!
Very Helpful🤠🇺🇸
Thanks for tips!
Is that a Puggle??? We have one too - he's 14 now and just as freaked out by our treadmill LOL!
Yes that is our puggle. Her name is Coco and she is 11 years old now. She is a mess but a fun dog. Thanks for watching!
NOTE: This product works exactly as described. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxguEIMc_Qwab-3QMTpF6jaRL80hiOOsIN It originally earned a four-star review due to a minor defect (see below). However, the manufacturer's customer service rep (Lita) went above and beyond the call of duty and deserves five stars now. I wish I could give even more!I purchased this item which arrived quickly. Assembly instructions were easy to follow. There was only one problem: One bolt did not screw into the hole properly. I called the company. Their customer service rep (Lita) was terrific! She took all my information and submitted a request to replace the defective part. I'm hoping to finish assembly and start using this treadmill soon. (Fingers crossed...)FOLLOW UP: Lita called back to inform me that the company will send a replacement part AND a technician(!!) to install it properly. AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Thank you!!
I have a question what will make the treadmill shut off after one second after pushing start button
Hello, I am not completely sure without being there but if I had to guess I would think it could be a problem with the power supply or on the mainboard there could be an electronic component going bad. I would do a search on the web to see what other people ran into with this same symptom. I would not search on my model just on this issue related to any treadmill.
I had this issue. It ended up being the connection on the two pins of the emergency stop strap. They were rusty and so didn't make a good connection. Therefore it would 'emergency stop' as soon as I turned it on. I sanded the surface rust off the pins of the emergency stop strap and now everything is fine. (sorry my reply is 3 years too late)
Thanks. That was great.
Hi.I hope you can help me.i have a Proform 750 much similar to yours.I bought this Treadmill on line here in Italy last year in Jan. In hours of use about 250 hours.The distributor is in England,contacted them about the problem with email,never got an answer.The problem takes place when i start the unit,as soon as i start it the belt moves to left side about 1/4 of an inch.I get on it and in within 10/15 minutes of continue usage,the belt slowly moves back to the right to the original position before i started well center.It is well lubricated What do you is the problem? Thank You
You need to make sure the belt is adjusted using the screws in the back of the treadmill. Adjust it until even.
@@HowToWithJames i knkw about the screws.It is well adjusted,it moves to the left as soon as it starts No more than 5/6 turno.
Than slowly it goes back to the original posizione.
Could it be' the torque of the motor,it pulls on the roller and makes the belt move on the left.
Could it be' a bad bearing on the left side,so when it starts it pulls on the roller.
I am lost.
The motore is on the left side
What made you change the belt? Was your treadmill slipping?
The belt was torn up.
Thank`s.
Do you have to use the right side to remove the belt? Can it be done the same on the left side?
I honestly cannot remember but you can just cut the belt to remove it. I removed it the way I did too show easier how it could go back in.
@@HowToWithJames I will stick with removing the right side like how you show in the video, was curious if it could be done the same way but on the left side
What if the treadmill stops when you step on it. It runs pretty good when nobody is on it
Normally that means the belt is to loose.
@@HowToWithJames Thanks very much.
How to tighten my belt
Pro-form turns on, buttons don’t work & fan doesn’t work
My drive belt slips i replace the belt and won't hold to the motor is there a adjustment to get drive belt tighter??
Hi it may be too late as it was posted 3 years back, but just wondering, if you mange to tighten the drive belt? I have same issue. Hi James, I know you already traded this treadmill, but if you can please help me. The motor is not adjustable on the mounts.
There is no adjustment on belt what work for me was getting a new belt from different brand and it work. For some reason that fixed my issue was crazy cause they look identical size.
@@estrada9069 Thanks Daniel, will do the same. Cheers
Hey there, I know you published this a while ago and I am struggling to find the proper hex key for the adjustment belt as none of my allen key seem to be fitting and I can't adjust nor replace the belt! At 3:06 of the video, you are using a key to take the screw out: could you help me identify the size of the hex key you have used for this? Thanks!
Sorry I should have posted the size I used. I no longer have this treadmill but I can tell you this is the tool I used images.app.goo.gl/s6gWJZZGkkwwxi8z8 on it you can see all the sizes.
I'm in the same boat. My 4 hex key is too small, 5, too big. Just ordered some off Amazon, thinking it has to be a 4.5mm. I will let you know when I get it in the mail, tomorrow and try to undo the hex keys.
Metric 7/32
7/32 is SAE/Imperial not metric...FYSA
Has the wooden platform break on anyone?
Hi any advice on why the belt slips especially when stepping harder
The belt is too loose. You need to tighten it.
@@HowToWithJames I see have tightened it but perhaps I need to tighten it some more? I also checked the belt that goes on the motor and tested to see if turns pass 90 degrees and it seems tight. Also the treadmill will randomly stop did you experience that when your belt was torn?
I would tighten it more. Look up a video on how to properly tighten the belt to help.
@@HowToWithJames sounds good I’ll give it another shot! Thank you!
Do you think it will be somewhat the same for a proform zt6
Hello. I am really not sure but this at least gives you an idea of what you could be up against. Good luck!
When I lift mine up, it gets stuck about half-way and won't go all the way up. I am sure it is just a simple thing, but how do you get it to go all the way up?
Very good like it.
How did you bring the treadmill down?
Down from where?
My guess is shes referring to lowering the deck. I just got a used proform who's needs a new belt. I cannt get the decker lower either
If you are saying your deck is upright then to lower it you lift it up higher then it unhooks and lowers.
Where did you buy the belt?
I got it off eBay. I should have left the model number in the description. If it is missing let me know.
Where do you buy the bell
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I just purchased one from Amazon. Just look up your make and model most are there, mine is a 585 IL
Awesome
Thumps up
Is there a place that you can get a good price on belt?
I ordered mine of eBay.
Where did u get ur belt?
Is there a website ?
I actually found it on eBay. I did not have much luck finding it anywhere else. Type in the model number and you will see it.
Why waste the time removing the belt just take a razor knife and cut it then pull it off like a roll of toilet paper. Great video !
Thanks for the tip.
Sounds like this is very loud.. Is the belt on right
This treadmill has the 3.0 motor in it, and yea it is a little bit louder, depending on what kind of flooring it sits on. Mine sits on laminate, and we have crawl space, so that makes it even more noticeable.
🙏🙏🙏
Was not it possible to fix the belt , just cut the torn side and that is it.
Other people have done that and it seems to work. For me it would have made it to short on each side. Plus my plan was to sell it.
That old belt is too wide for that machine. Make sure you have the proper size belt.
I appreciate the feedback. I didn't put that belt on, I was just replacing it. I also no longer have this treadmill.
what about the noice ?
noice?
Its not proform advance 525X !
this shit flipped over in the middle do my workout i almost lost my shit
What language are you speaking?
@@Lyndalewinder English why lol
Hamster machine for humanoids
I am not sure why you decided to comment. This comments helps no-one.