Elliptical Trainer Parts and DIY Maintenance

Where to Find Parts

All cardio fitness equipment, such as treadmills, stationary bikes, and elliptical trainers, require regular cleaning and periodic maintenance to keep the machine running quiet and smooth, as well as prevent parts from wearing out prematurely.

You may even have need of replacing a fuse, battery, plastic end cap, computer motherboard, or a broken part at some point. Rather than search your house for the owner’s manual to find the manufacturer’s phone number, you can find the largest and most complete selection of elliptical trainer parts at TreadmillDoctor.com

Treadmill Doctor’s navigation page for elliptical parts will take you through listings for:

Consoles
Power Cords
Resistance Brakes
Ramp Wheels
Eddy Motors
Incline Motors
Batteries
Incline Ramps
Pulleys
Drive Belts
Transformers
Wire Harnesses

Follow the link of the part you need to find your brand of elliptical trainer, and then follow the link to your model. Treadmill Doctor provides a shopping cart for a safe and easy online purchase.

Where’s That Squeak?

Many elliptical trainers ship with a small tube of rail lubricant. Lubing the rails reduces friction between the rail and the wheel. Check the parts manual to see how to apply grease; some models need lube applied directly to the rail, while others have a lubrication valve under the cover. You will need to reapply rail lubricant at least once a year, or more often if the machine gets heavy use.

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A Note about an Equipment Mat

One of the most important elliptical trainer parts you must purchase is a rubber equipment mat. They cost around $50 and using one under your trainer will help prevent dust from getting into the drive mechanism. The mat will also protect your carpet or flooring. At a minimum, a tube of lube and a mat will help extend the life of your elliptical trainer several years.

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