Front Roller Bushing 219550

removed motor cover, removed spring that was attached to the drive belt tension
control arm then removed the tension arm assembly to allow room for the belt to be removed from the motor drive. Second loosed and removed belt alignment bolt and nut on the left side of the front belt roller, pulled front belt roller and belt out of the bushing and bushing retainer. Reinstalled all in reverse order with the new bushing and also did a new drive belt at the same time. Runs as smooth as when it was new

1. Found on You Tune that showed how to work on this treadmill as I did not know what to do or how to fix it -- but was easy to do with this direction for me
2. Took it apart to see what was wrong and then ordered parts
3. When parts arrived --- only part on it that gave me trouble was getting the spring to unhook it as I am 75 years old and short on strength use a piece of wire and made loop and put it under hook of spring and just long enough that I could put a small bar under it then using the frame as pry point I was able to unhook and rehook it this way -- spring on belt to tighten it
I put the new parts on the treadmill and started it up --- guess what
it never has run this quiet before even when it was new - hope it will stay this quiet as I can watch TV with out turning the volume up on the TV now

1. Turn off power.
2. Remove cover over motor assembly.
3. Loosen mounting bolt on motor.
4. Loosen both adjusting screws on treadmill belt.
5. Remove adjusting bolt on left side of front roller.
6. Lift left end of front roller and slide it to the left and out of the right side bushing.
7. Remove and replace motor belt and front bushing.
8. Reverse above steps.
My treadmill now runs quieter than it ever has.
Point of interest; my owners manual parts diagram and the diagram on your web site does not show the or list the front roller bushing.