NordicTrack T-series Treadmill Assembly
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- This video demonstrates the general assembly process for the NordicTrack T series treadmills. Please refer to your users's manual for specific instructions depending on your model number.
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This is the best video on youtube how to assemble the Nordic Track T series. Professionally done. Thank you
Thank you so much for this great video, very well explained, step by step, very helpfull. We have the same model and followed along and assembly was a breeze ! :)
Fantastic instructions video 👍
This was very helpful. Just finished assembly and it was not too hard, but definitely not easy.
This model does have a few more intricate steps but looks so nice when it is assembled. I hope you enjoy using the treadmill.
this was great! thanks for the video :)
Good video
I can’t figure out where to put the wiring for the screen it gets pinched in between when I put the screen assembly on. Is the black coating meant to be in between the plastic pieces? please help!?
Take a drink everytime he says upright...
omg lol
Lol
Thank you
You are welcome
ADD OIL TO THE SCREWS THAT ARE TOO TIGHT!!!! ALL THE SCREWS LIKE THE SCREW FOR GROUND.. TRUST ME IT WORKS!
I just finished putting this together...took 3 days of very relaxed slow work on and off. My issue is this: Just turned it on for the first time, started walking, the belt sounds like it's rubbing on something, not pleasant to walk, some type of belt issue, trying to figure it out...lifted it up, not sure what to do, it looks centered it's just rubbing when I walk it's loud, does it get more quiet over time? the belt..
the belt does drag on the walking platform new treadmills make a higher pitched hiss type sound as the belt drags across the platform. This noise does go away and usually gets drowned out by the sound of the foot falls as you walk/run.
So my incline motor wasn't working. I unscrewed the bolt that had the incline motor to the base. All it does is spin not push out. Do you have any clue why it doesn't push out?
if the motor worm gear (threaded shaft) is not bolted to the frame the drive gear inside the motor will just cause it to rotate instead of extend. re attach the motor and run the incline calibration test. Instructions for incline calibration are in the user's manual for your model.
How to you remove the grommet piece for disassembly?
The machines were not designed for disassembly. As such I don't have a good suggestion for removing the wire harness grommet. There are two tabs that lock the grommet into place. In locations like in the belly pan when where you can depress the tabs the grommet removes easily. When you cannot access the tabs like, in the upright, the solution is often just to pry them out. Unfortunately this results in damage to the grommet in most cases and it may need to be replaced.
The two #8 x 1/2" Screws wont go all the way into the Cover Brackets on the uprights, what do I do
Since this a metal to metal connection it is not likely to damage easily. I would encourage you to apply more force. Make sure you have a proper sizesd screwdriver that the tip is in good condition. That will make the assembly easier.
@@FitnessEquipmentHelp same issue here and hundreds of others online. Didn't come with throwaway screw nor does the one intended seem to fit with any human force. Any ideas would be welcome as I'm stuck on step 3. I've read to find any other screw that fits but I'm not a guy to have acrews hanging around so hardware store it is for me!
I am trying to install my newly purchased T10, got stuck in step 4 as I cannot find the wheels in the package.
sameeeee I can’t find my
Wheels
Thanks for the excellent video. Where can I purchase a new power cord? I have the NordicTrack T5.7 and the power cord that I have needs to be replaced.
Parts are available from the manufacturer at www.iconservice.com.
What happens if the new screw doesn't fit where the throw away screw was. The hole is too big!
make sure you are using the correct size screw. the placeholder screws and the screws that are used during assembly should be the #10 size screws.
I can't get the 4 screws to go in at 3:45 of your video, any suggestions?
Some of the screws are intentionally oversized. This does cause some frustration usually it is the #10 sized screws you indicate. In the past I have run the screws in the handrail w/out the cross bar in place with a power drill. The cross bar is a cast piece and is more brittle. I have seen them crack when using power tools in the past. That is why it is recommended to use hand tools. Once the screws are in a few threads remove them and re-assemble, with the cross bar, using your hand tools. I have also come to appreciate a good screwdriver. Making sure it is the correct size and the tip is not worn helps a lot with these larger screws.
@@FitnessEquipmentHelp Thanks for the response. I went out and bought some new screws and they went in easily. Wish I had known that earlier!
Step # 9 we are stuck. Screws won’t fit properly and this video makes it look so smooth! At 3:45 in this video... anyone have any suggestions?
Same issue for me
@@dominiquestrazel9598 Did you manage to get it sorted? I have one arriving in the next few weeks & am just looking as to how hard assembly will be?
It was interesting that that the screws did not fit, we simply expanded the screws by opened up the holes with the screw driver. We put the screw driver into the opening and turned the screwdriver several times. It helped us exponentially
I had to use a drill carefully. I didn’t like that the handles didn’t properly “click” either but it works.... I’ve had 1 technical glitch so far in 2 months that’s I’ve had it...
@@TheDeterminedRunner Nope providing after-sale services sent me a new "404525 - PULSE CROSSBAR" which won't fix this screws issue
I am not happy regarding the product price
Handrail covers are what got me, they don't line up nicely as shown in the video so now I'm trying to readjust handle positions slightly to see if the alignment will look better. Everything else was pretty easy on mine. Some of the screws were also a bitch to tighten, not impressed.
This looks like it’s gonna be a huge pain in the ass
Were you able to get it done? I’ve been drafted to assemble it for my daughter, and I’m dreading it. I would hire somebody, but people aren’t coming into homes during the pandemic. I hope you can feel my pain...:)
Marty I hired a person to come and do it. I paid $100 for the installation and it was worth it because I didn’t want to mess anything up. I was also nervous about the pandemic BUT I just went into my room while he installed it in the living room. No problems
Courtney, I'm considering this treadmill. What are your thoughts on it so far. - Leigh
@@prrtybrwneyezz Its amazing! Very high quality and i love the ifit touch screen. I spent a lot of money on it but it was high quality so it was worth it.
@@ccourtneyyrogerss thnx for feedback. Debating between Horizon, Sole, and this don't know what to do!
How does an Air Runner work?
I am not familiar with that type of equipment.
Bonjour,
Est ce que le modèle est pliable?
Merci.
Oui, le modèle présenté se replie en position de rangement.
Where are the wheels that you are attaching to the uprights?
The wheels are located at the front of the machine. The assembly of the wheels is shown at 1:28 in the video.
@@FitnessEquipmentHelp we couldn't locate them in the box, and we spent 2 hours trying to assemble, we gave up 🥴
@@lexmarie27 Get replacements from the manufacturer. You will not need to disassemble the whole thing to put on the wheels. Register online @ myfitnesshelp.com and avoid calling near the beginning of the week for fastest help.
@@FitnessEquipmentHelp thanks so much!
I got the same problem, spent hours searching for the wheels, still couldn’t find them
It doesn't come with the front 2 wheels
I have the same problem with my T10. how did you solve the problem?
You skipped the part where the screws wouldn't all go into the pulse bar, and I lost my shit and just ripped the pulse bar off. Other than that, good video.
That entire stepped sucked. Honestly almost did the same thing!
This thing is junk. Why would it not unplug in the bottom of the treadmill?
It's so hard to move now
The step 3 #8 1/2 screw is too big for the whole that is for the ground wire.
There should have been a #8 place holder screw in the upright? Was there a placeholder screw there and was it also bigger than the #8 screw? If the placeholder screw fit in the whole you can use that screw instead of the #8 screw. if it is tight then the serrations on the grounding ring should accomplish the grounding needed.
I had this same problem with T Series 6.5S Treadmill. This is bad quality control from NordicTrack.
@@davidjoe8455 The screw holes are intended to be tight. It is not an oversight or lack of quality. It does make it difficult for some individuals to screw them in using the recommended tools. This is one place, where it is a metal upright, that I would break the rules of best practice and suggest using a power tool if needed. You are not likely to break anything there.
I am also having trouble with this screw. I managed to get it in and it stays but it doesn't go down all the way. Is it supposed to go down all the way?
@@movieobsessed93 It should go down all the way. it provides grounding for the electronics of the treadmill. the teeth in the ring that the screw goes through should be held tight to the upright so it makes contact through the powdercoat paint.
This bar seems too long at 7.47
Make sure the incline of the treadmill is set to 0% or maybe slightly higher (1-3%). When the deck is declined the frame and the base are closer together and it the latch will not fit in the extended position.