Lifestyler 499297700 User Manual LIFESTYLES 7.0 TREADMILL Manuals And Guides L0908289
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®LIFESTYLER
7.0
J
Model No. 499.297700
. Warranty
, Assembly
° Operation and Adjustments
° Maintenance and Storage
• Conditioning Guidelines
° Part Ordering Information
f,l,i Owner's Manual
CAUTION Read all instructions car÷_ully
before using this product. Retain this o_,,- er's
manual for future reference.
k_...P.ah No. 98_1:73-T 5/92 SOLD BY SEARS; ROEBUCK _ND CO., CHICAGO, IL 60684
L, TA LE OF CONTENTS
Safety Ins'lructions ..........................................................................................._.. ........ ..............3
Grounding instructions ................................................................................................................... 3
Introduction ........................................................................................... : ...................................................4
Assembly Ir_structions .........................................................................................................................5
Electronic Monitor Instructions .................................................................................................. 6-7
Use Instructions ............................................................................................................................. 8
Adjustments ................................................................................................................................. 9-10
Trouble Shooting Chart ....................................................................................................................11
Maintenar .,,ce ..................................................................................................................................... 12
Parts Ust ............................................................................................................................................ 13
Exploded Parts Drawing ........................................................................................................ 14-15
Service and Repair Parts ............................................................................................................. 16
FULL 90 DAY WARRANTY ON PARTS
For 90 days from the date of purchase, when proper assembly and maintenance i:xocedures detailed in the
Owneds Manual are lollowed, Sears will, free of charge, repair or replace and install a replacement part tor
any defective part, when the Lifestyler 70 Treadmill is used in a normal manner
This warranty does not apply when the Lifestyler 7 0 T_eadmill is used for commercial or rental purposes,
SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY SIMPLY CONTACTING YOUR NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER/
DEPARTMENT tN THE UNITED STATES.
This warTanty gives you specific legal dghts, and you may also have other rights which vary from slate to slate
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., DEPT. 731CR*W, CHICAGO, IL 60684
HARDWARE ILLUSTRATION
Flat Washer Lock Washer
_ .... lflflflflIflltlilil
Hex Head Bolt
_!_1,
I. 1
2" 3" 4"
1........ I t-F......
Hardware Length Scale
3/16"
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Hardware Diameter Scale
!/4" 5116"
IMPORTANT.SAFETY INSTRUCTUONS
WHEN USING AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE BASIC-PRECAUTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE
:_FOLLOWED INCLUDING _TILEFOLLOW_ING;
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE'USING THE TREADMILL
DANGER: Toreducethe risk of electric shock:
always unplug the Treadmill from the electrical outlet
immediately after using and before cleaning or servicing.
WARNING: To red,Jce the risk of bums, fire, electric
shock or injury to person:
1, Connect the Treadmill to a property grounded
outlet only See Grounding Instructions.,
2. The Treadmill should never be left unattended when
plugged in.. Unplug from the outlet when rot in use,
and before putting on or taking off parts.
3 Children, invalids or disabled persons should not
use the Treadmill without a qualified person in
attendance=
4. Use the Treadmili only for its intended use as
described in this manual. Do not use attachments
not recommended by the manufacturer.
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Never operate the Treadmill if it has a (iamaged
cord or plug. ff if is not working properly, or if it
has been dropped or damaged, return the
appliance to a service center for examination
and repair
Keep the cord away from heated surlaces
Never operate the Treadmill with the air openings
blocked. Keep the air openings free from any
foreign objects.
Never drop or insert any object into any opening
Do not use outdoors.
Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are
being used or where oxygen is being administered..
To disconnect, turn all controls to the off position,
then remove plug from outlet.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This product must be grounded° If It should malfunction or
breakdown, grounding provides apath of least resistance
for electric shock., Thls product Is equipped with acord
having an equipment-grounding conductor and a ground-
ing plug. The plug must be. PlUgged In{b an appropriate
outlet that ts propedy in-.stali_l andgmunded in accordance
with al! Ioqal codes andordinances.
DANG ER: Improper connection ol the equipment
grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock,
Chock with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you ai'e
in doubt as towhether the product Is properly grounded° Do
rot modify the plug provided with the product, If it will not
fit the outlet, have aproper outlet installed by a qualified
electrician.
T_s product is for use on a nominal 120-volt 15 amp
minimum circuitand has agrounding plug that looks like the
plug illustrated below. Make sure that the product is
connected to an ouUet having the same configuration as
the plug. No adapter should be used With this product.
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!NTFIO UCTION
Thank you for purchasing a SEARS LIFESTYLER Treadmill, which allows you to exercise inthe convenience and privacy of
your home. This ma_al ts designed to assist you in the assembly and operation of this treadm!W.
Please read this manual completely before Initial us_ of the treadmill.
I
The model number and the serial number of your Treadmill
can be found on the front of the Treadmill frame as seen in
Figure 1. Please refer to this mode fand serial number in all
communications regarding this pm,x_ct. To assist you in
PART identification, please review ttm exploded view draw-
ing and the PARTS LIST in this _anual before calling.
MODEL NO.
SERIAL NO
To help familiarize yourself with the PARTS and
descdptton-.sin this mar_al please review the
identification drawing in Figure 2. MONITOR
SIDE HANDRAIL
END CAPS
WALKING BELT
WALKING BOARD
' MOTOR coVER
.
ASSEMBLY INS TRUG IONS
Remove tl'ie _i_a_d, mill from carton and place in a clear area_i_;_-_._.}_or with the help of a second persor
................... packing matenals unttl t_e_,:Tr.e._dmtli has been fullv assembled an,Do not discard_.t_:_ton or-_i'ny 6f the " " " "" '__ "_......' ''
tested.
Locate the HARDWARE BAG containing:
-1 Hex Wrencn ¥!a" (72) 3Hex Head Boll s/,_. 18 x 3 "(40)
4Hex Head Bolt ¼ -20 x 2" (70) 3 Flatw_sher'SA8"(34)
4 ¼ "Lockwasher (21) 2Nylock Nut 6A_- 18 (22)
1 5As= Lockwasher (29) 1 Spacer (53)
STEP "J
° With the upright ddWrl, insert the plastic spacer
into the end of the 2" x 4=upright assembly (See
figure 3). Lining ,!he spacer up with the hole,
insert the %6 - )8 x 3 " hex head bolt, %_ "
lockwasher and %6 "flatwasher through the
upright hole loosely. Carefully raise the upright
assembly to the vertical position and tighten the
bolt into the factory pre_assembled nut,
STEP 2
, Position the right handrail as shown in Figure 4.
1- The handrail bolts to the bottom of the console
plate. Using the 2nd and 4th holes, bolt
to the console plate using two _- 20 x 2" hex
head bolts and two ¼" Iockwashers.
. Align the hole in the lower end of tl-_ehandrailwith
the hole on the side of the frame and insert a %_
- 18 x 3 "hex head bolt through the parts and
tighten using a %e - 1,8 nylock nut and %6 "
flatwasher.
= Tighten the upper handrail bolts that were
previously assembled. " "
oRepeat the Step 2 for the left side handrail
assembly.
=NOTE" ffhandrailassemblyisdifficult, insertthe
lower hardware first, and then insert the upper
hardware.
Spacer 0
¼" Lockwasher
\
_,_-20 x 2"
Hex Head Bolt
,=STEP3
.Carefultymrr_vetheprotectivebackingfromthe _e"
decal and install on the front of th,e_motorcover
as shown in Figure 4.
•'_/_6-18x3" :.i :,\
oooo ] HexHeadBott
J
•4321 ,::Flatwasher
Figure 3 I
Handfaia lFigure 4 J %6- 1B
Nut
_/_(_-18 x 3"
Head Bolt _/)_F.ta_"
EL O IC ONITO
OPERATION GUI
SPEE
000
TIE
RESET
ISTANCE
PULSE
higure 5]
Your Electronic Monitor Wlll:
• Display Speed
• Compute estimated calories burned
° Measure Time
•Measure Distance
• Display pulse rate
Battery Installation:
Your electronic monitor requires two 'AA' -1,5 volt
alka(ine batteries. The batteries _rl be installed by
carefully removing the unit from the console with a
screwdriver and removing the battery cover from the
back of the unit. NOTE: When replacing batteries you
must replace both batteries with new batteries that are
the same brand.
PULSE
DETECTOR
PLUG
Your electronic monitor is equipped with an auto-
matic shut-off feature. After four minutes of inactivity,
the monitor and display sci'een will shut off and all values
will reset to 0.
Pressing the RESET button or starting the treadmill
will reactivate the monitor and display screens° 6
! pL AY FUNCTIONS
:Displays_the s.oeed of_the_trea_mU_belt_!!es nAr_hour
CALORIES
Computes estimated calode.exp.enditure,: Please note that many variables enter into the c_Jode
calculation, such as age,: sex, weight, and metabolism. This electronic monitor calculates an
estimated calorie expenditure from the duration of use and the distance traveled, assuming a 160
pound user and a treadmi!! elevation of 3_5%.
TIME
Measures elapsed workout time in minutes and seconds. On certain models, the monitor will only
display in minutes after twenty minutes have elapsed.
DISTANCE
Measures olaf)seal distance in miles.
PULSE
Displays current pulse rate.
To use this function, attach the detector to your ear lobe as shown in Figure 6, and attach the wire
clip to your clothing to minimize motion of the detector. If the monitor detects a pulse, a flashing heart
will appear in the pulse display screen and your current pulse will be displayed. If the monitor does
not detect a pulse, a "P" will appear in the display screen.
NOTE: If there is difficulty in detecting a pulse, gently rub the ear lobe to generate blood circulation
in that area. Approximately 5% of all people do not have a sufficient supply of blood moving through
the ear lobe to detect a pulse, especially people with'pienz_ed ears. ':
NOTE: Pulse readings will fluctuate due to the motion of the detector and other influences. The
Individual readings that seem abnormal should be ignored.
tFlgUre
.R.ESET EU _NCTI.ON
.... Tt_e!_-,alorie_e_:a..nd distance functions: may be,:reset to 0,at_n.'y time before, during, or after.the
.work0ut,: 6yi_i_(Y_pressing the RESET butt0rii_: .....
HOW TO USE YOUR TREADMILL
.To Start Treadmill
..........CAbT=ON: SUreyOUhave IMPORTANT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS and GROUNDING INSTRUC-
TIONS before proceeding.
A. PkugTreadmill linecord intoawall socket, Be sure thatthe
outlet is not OVERLOADED with other appliances_ Do
notuse an extension cord unless the cord has 14 gauge
or larger wires,.
' a. Insert the safety pull pin into the console and attach the
clip to yourclothing NOTE: The treadmill will notoperate
without the safety pull pin inserted into the console_
C=Before starting the treadmill, turn the speed control knob
fully in a counterclockwise direction.
D.while standing on the foot pads (NOT ON THE BELT)
press the motor ON/OFF switch to the ON position.
(_P' IMPORTANT
FOR YOUR SAFETY, THE UNIT WILL NOT START
UNLESS THE SPEED CONTROL KNOB tS TURNED
FULLY COUNTERCLOCKWISE
E,To increase the speed upto am,axtrr_m of approximately
7°0 miles t>erhour, turn the speed control knob slowly in
a clockwise direction, (NOTE: The treadmill wi!t speed
up gradually arE1it will take a few secor_ds for the speed
to stabilize)..
F, To decrease the speed, turn the speed control knob in a
countercloeJqwisedirection.
G, While grasping the handrail, carefully step onto the
moving belt and begin walking,
H.Refer to the electronic monitor instructions for complete
operating instructions.
oTo Stop Treadmill
Carefully step onto Foot Pads and press the ON/OFF
switch to the OFF position.
(t_P" IMPORTANT
Walking belt tension r_lay;need to be adjusted during
initial use, Please refer to Page 9 for more detailed
instructions°
as ts c_stomarfly done on this equipment,
should riot be undm;taken'without first
consulting a physician. No specific health CAUTION
claims are made or Implied as they relate to the equipment.
Arid while measurements made by the equipment is
believed to be accurate, only the measurements of your
physician should be relied upon_
Unattended children should not be permitted to use this
equipment.
Select suitable footware. You must wear shoes while using
this equipment_
Jogging shoes are highly recommended. Do not wear
sandals, high heels, or shoes with leather soles°
Do not start the Treadmill while standing on the belt.
Use lower speed settings until you are familiar with the use
of this Treadmill
NOTE: This unit Is Intended for household use only.
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ELECTRONIC MONITOR
, ,II:L ,II'"", .... •
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SPEED ELEVATION
CONTROL CONTROL
KNOB LEVER
ON/OFF
SWITCH
ADJUStMENtS
WALKING BELT TENSION ADJusTMENT
wrench. Apply the clip by peeling protective backing from the foam tape and place where ever you feel is
convenient, (we suggest on the end cap by the rear roller) The allen wrench snaps into this clip The tension
of the walking belt may periodically need to be adjusted if slippage is felt during use. This is due to the
stretching of the belt, especially during the first several uses. To adjust the walking bert tension:
I) Turn on the treadmill and set the Speed
to approximately 3.5 miles per hour°
2) Locate the belt adjustment bolts at the
rear of the treadmill and the ¾8" allen wrench
_" that was supplied with the treadmill
3) Turn both the right and left belt adjustment
bolts one full turn clockwise
4) tf slippage is still felt during use, repeat the
above steps.
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NOTE: When properly tightened, the sides of the belt can be raised approximately 2 - 3 inches off of
the board and the center of the belt wlll be just over the board surface.
_IIL O NOT OVER-TIGHTEN the walking belt.
This may cause reduced motor performance
CAU'nONand excessive roller wear.
WALKING BELT CENTERING
The walking belt may occassionally need to be centered_ This is due to variances, such as weight, walking/
jogging style, or the location of the treadmill. The treadmill must be located on a level surface for the walking
belt to run correctly. To center the walking belt:
1) Turn on the treadmill and set the speed to approximately 3.5 miles per hour.
2) Locate the belt adjustment bolts at the rear of the treadmill and the ¾6" allen wrench (_) that was
supplied with the treadmill,
3a)lf the belt has drifted to the right, turn the
right adjusting bolt ½ turn clockwise.
3b) If the belt has drifted to the left, turn the
left adjusting bolt ½ turn clockwise;
4) After 15 seconds, if the belt is not centered, repeat step 3
Z_t Awalking belt that Is not centered to the belt treaclmlll.
properly may cause damage and the
#AUTION
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IELEVATi N DJUSTMENT
Y_r treadmill is equipped wit,, =., ,,==y ,., ,_oo ,,,_,,...._.j= ,,_._,.=,.0,_
'tl_ e.leVatm o0r_ol lever to the dght, and thefr0. _6f t_l_tma_dt[ will nse, RQtease the ]ever when thelreadn_ _the
desiredelevation.
To lower the ekr_€_io_ of the treadmill, step off of the treadmill waiktng belt onto the FOOT PADS and turn theOWOFF power
switch tOOFF: Move the elevation (_onth01lever to thi} right, and the front of the treadmill will lower. Release'tl_e l_er when
the treadmill reaches the desired elevation.
NOTE: When lowering the elevation of the treadmill, it may be necessary to move closer to the front of the treadmill h,_P.._t,_
your weight Is used to assist the lowering.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
.Treadmill does not start Check cord and socket connection
Check room circuit breaker
Room circuit breaker tripped
Walking belt sticks or motor drags
Use different wall socket
Loosen walking belt tension (see pg 9)
Lubricate walking belt (see pg 12)
-4'
Lubricate walking belt (see pg 12)
Walking belt slips or moves off center Adjust walking belt (see pg 9) -
No electror_ic monitor display Check batteries (see pg 6)
Speed will not adjust Contact customer assistance
Motor runs, but walking belt does not move
No speed displayed
Check pulley belt
Check roller pulley
Check/tighten motor pulley
Contact customer assistance
Check gap between pulley magnet
and magnet receiver
Excessive noise from rollers Loosen walking belt tension (see pg 9)
Excessive noise from under motor cover Remove motor cover and contact
customer assistance
No pulse rate displayed Gently rub ear-lobe and re-attach
detector (see electronics instructions)
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,M!A!NTENANCE
.WARNING: Always unplug the Treadmill from the,_iectrtcal outlet I_elore cleaning or servicing the unit. ,:Th"_itels'
.... relatively little malnter'.elp_.,_:reqUi_o_hls: Motor_: TTeadml[I. " .........
WALKING BOARD 'LUBRICATION
For optimal pedormance oi the treadmill, the walking board will need lubrication whenever the bolt feels sticky or the motor is
dragging, _Dow Coming 200 ®Fluid (500 eSt. viscosity) available through SEARS Service Center, _use oil
Or an oil based lubricant, such as WD-40 '=,
To
1)
lubricate the walking board:
Stop walking belt so belt seam is located on top and in center
of walking board.
2) L___'n rear roller Ip0lts, counting number of turns loosened.
(Approximately 20 |urns)
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3) Clean walkir,g board with dry rag to rerr_ve any dust or foreign
matedaL
4) Lift walking belt and apply complete contents of Treadmill
Lubricant packet directly to center of walking board in area
where belt seam will lay,.
\
5)
6)
Lay belt seam on silicone lubricant and rub onto board surface
with belt seam in acircular motion toward front and rear of
treadmill dispersing lubrk'.,ant evenly onto board surfacer
Re-tighten rear roller bolts the same number of turns they were
loosened.
NOTE: Minor belt adjustment may be required to align walking
belt in center of walking board, See walking belt adjustment
section°
Over lubricating the board can negatively
affect the treadmilrs performance. There
'sl_Jld no|.l_-heavy, sticky film of silicone
on the board, ff the board has been over-
I,Jbdcated, wipe it off with a paper towel.,
GENERAL CLEANING: Keep the unit clean by dusting regularly..The belt r_y be washed with a wet, soap cloth. Be caret
"_': not:t0 get any liquid inside the Motorized i"readmiilframe.
2 35-0391-T
3 34-0393-T
4 34-0394-T"
5 35-0344-'1"
6 35-0367-'1"
7 34-O338-'1"
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9 34-8174_T
10 HH-O208_T
11 MM-6584-T
12 HH-O237-T
13 HH-O238-T
14 HH-0i72-T
15 HH-O866-T
16 HH-O847-T
17 HH_B51-T
18 HH-O861-T
19 HH-1007-T
20 HH-1204-T
21 HH.-1207-T
22 HH-1256-T
23 HH-,1206-T
24 HH-1267-T
25 HH-t275-T
26 HH- 1305-T
27 HH-1307-T
28 HH4624-T
29 H_H-1705_T
30 1_{-1323-T
31 HH-t327-T
32 HH-1333-T
33 KK-!232-T
34 HH-1706-T
as _T
3_ _IH_I91-T
_38. KI_-(X)_41-T
_3_' KK_6136-T
H.I 1341.T
41 KK-1150-T
FF4_4S.T
FF-057S-T
FF<)576-T
QQ-IO04-T
FF_!2-T
MM-0087-T
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LQt_
142
Up.hi 1 43
Handrail Right 1 44
H=ndrail Left t 45
t.ower Elevation t 46
iMoto_ Mount AssemtYy 1 47
Spacer 1 48
NOt Used 49
Reinforcement Bracket 6 50
Screw #8 x 5/8" 26 51
DoubleLoopTie (Notshown) 152
Screw #8 x 3/4" 6 53
Screw #8 x 1/2" 4 54
4
Hex Head Bolt1/4-20x2-3/4" 6 56
I_tt t/4-20 x i/2" 2 57
Closed Eye Bolt 1/4 x 3/4" 1 58
(_pen Eye Bolt 1/4-20 x 2" 1 59
Screw 1/4-20 x 3" 2 60
Flat Washer 1-/4" 6 61
Lock Washer 1/4" 10 62
Nylock Nut 5/16" 11 63
Nyk)ck Nut t/4-20_ 2 64
Flange Nut 5/t6-18 4 65
Cage Nut t66
_lex Head Bolt 5/16-18x2-1/4" 1 6.7
Hex Head Bolt 5/16-18 x 1-3/4" 1 68
Power Cord (Not shown) 1 69
Lock Washer 5/16" 1 70
Hex Head Bolt 5/i6-18 x 2" 2 7t
Hex Head Bolt 5/16-18 x 1" 4 72
Hex Head Bolt 5/16-18 x 5" 1 73
Console t74
Flat Washer 5/16" 7 75
Spacer 3/8 x 9/16" 2 76
Motor Pivot Rod 1 77
Choke (Not shown) 1 78
Motor 1 79
Fan ' 'i ....80_
Hex Head Bolt 5/16-18 x 3" 3 8:!:
End Cap Right 1 82
Silicone Packet I 83
Decal Connie t 84.
DecalMoiGrCow'r._....... t 85
Batteries (Hardw,are Bag), 2 86
Decal Safety Pblt StOp... ,:., I 87
Alien Wrench Clip (Hardware Bag) I 88
PARTS LIST
--:::: ........ Description ,, .Ot:l
End Cap Left '" 1
MotorCover i
Bottom Motor Cover 1
V-Belt I
Walldng BeR 1
Walking Board !
Pulley 1
Rear Roller Assembly 1
Controller 1
Belt Guide 1
Square Foot 2
Spacer 1
iSafety Tether t
!Moto'r Pivot Bushing 2
Cable Clamp 1
Strain Relief 2
::Front Roller Wheels 2
Extrusion 44,75 1
Extrusion 42" 1
ISnap Bushing 1
Push Mount Tie (Not shown) 2
Flywheel 1
Ear Clip I
Speed Pick-up t
Read Switch Extension 1
Front Roller Assembly 1
On/Off Switch 1
Switch Cord 1
Hex Head Bolt 1/4-20 x 2" 4
Hex He&d Bolt 5/16-18 x 2-3L4" 2
Hex Wrench t
Lever & Lever Housing 1
Gas Spring Cable t
Knob Speed Control 1
Electronics i
Elevation Assembly I
Arrow Clip (Not shown) t
Rheostat 1
Ho_;edamp ...... 1
Cab clip shown) 4
Screw #8 x 1/2 4
Screw #4 x5t8" 2
Ju_.W_re 3" 1
Jumper 'Wire 3" 1
Tether Housing 1
Limit Switch t
KK-1151 -T
KK_1155-T
KK,1168-T
KK-3028q'
KK-3046-T
KK-4022-T
KK-5039-T
KK-5058-T
36-9144-T
LL-O118-T
MM-OO35-T
MM-OO89--T
Ko6osO-.T
MM.,OS2_T
MM-t53O-T
MM-65Ol -T
MM-6504-T
MM-6590-T
MM-6591 .T
MM-6581 -T
MM-6586-T
PP-2OOT-T
QQ-1510-T
QQ-1513-T
QQ-1514-T
36-9o90-1"
iHH-4514-T
HH4623-T
HH-O823-T
HH-1318-T
iHH:8OO7-T
KK-6O82.-T
KK.6O84-T
KK-6114-'1"
QQ-OO39-T
36-9105-T
MM:1531-T
KK.60_,o:r
MM-1528-T
HH-OO17-T
I{H-463_T
HH-464_T
KK-1231 -T
KK-GO81-T
MM-OO83-T Plug .341 (Not shown) -
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®SERVICE is at YOUR SERVICE
ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS
Each TREADMILL has its own model number.
,Always mention this MODEL NUMBER when requesting service or
repair parts for your TREADMILL.
All parts listed herein may be orderedthrough SEARS, ROEBUCK,
AND CO. SERVICE CENTERS and most SEARS RETAIL
STORES.
r_ -
JMt
_l-'_-Tde _tif,cat ion Plate-'_'_j_
if parts you need are not stocked locally, your order will be electronically transmitted to a SEARS PARTS
DISTRIBUTION CENTER for expedited handling.
WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
1. The NAME OF THE PRODUCT (Sears Lifestyler 7.0 Treadmill).
2. The MODEL NUMBER (499.297700).
31 The SERIAL NUMBER found on the treadmill identification plate (see the drawing above).
4o The KEY NUMBER OF THE PART from the Part List found in this manual.
5, The PART DESCRIPTION from the Part List found in this manual.
Your Sears merchandise has addedvalue when you consider that Sears has service units nation wjde starlet
with Sears trained technicians specifically trained on Sears products, having the parts, tools and the
equipment to insure that we meet our pledge to you: we service what we sell.
SOLD BY SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., CHICAGO, IL 60684
Part No, 98-0173-T 5/92
16 Printed in US/
