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Page 63 8-5 Replacing the Pedals
1. Remove the pedals by using an allen key fitted to the inner end of the
pedal shaft, and turning the allen key, when pointing up, to the rear of the
bike. (i.e. the left hand pedal has a left hand thread.) When replacing the
pedals, ensure that the correct pedal is used. The pedals have L or R
stamped on them.
8-6 Replacing the Crank Arms
A two part tool is supplied to enable the fitting and removal of the crank arms.
Ensure that this tool is kept with the machine at...

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4. Screw end A into the crank shaft  and using a spanner, screw end B
clockwise to remove the crank arm.
5. To refit the crank arm, place the crank arm onto the pedal shaft, enuring
that the correct crank arm is being fitted.
6. Fit the crank nut, and fully tighten using end B of the special tool.
7. Refit the plastic end cap. 

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8-7 Adjusting the Belt
1. Remove both left and right crank arms complete with pedals. (See sectio\
n 8-6 page 35)
2. Remove 10off security screw (M5x16) and 4off security screw (M5x20), and remove both side vac-forms.
8-8 Adjusting the Chain 1. Remove the pedals and crank arms.  (see section 8-6 page 63)
2. Remove the side vac-forms. (see section 8-7 above) 
3. Loosen 4off flanged socket head screws (M6x14) and 2off nuts (M8) of the work load unit. ( Do not remove the screws or nuts).
4. Adjust...

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8-9 Replacing the Chain
1. Remove the pedals and crank arms.  (see section 8-6 page 63)
2 . Remove the side vac-forms.  (see section 8-7 page 65)
3. Disengage the chain by turning the chain wheel in the direction of arrow\
 2 while pulling the chain toward you (in the direction of arrow 1).
4. Engage the chain with the chain wheel of the work load unit and between the pedal chain wheel and sensor sprocket. Turn the pedal chain wheel 
clockwise until the chain is fully engaged.
5 . Adjust the...

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8-10 Replacing the Sensor PCB
1. Remove the pedals and crank arms.  (see section 8-6 page 63)
2 . Remove the side vac-forms.  (see section 8-7 page 65)
3. Remove 2off pozi head screw (M4x8) and remove the sensor PCB cover, and disconnect the connector.
4. Remove 2off pozi head screw (M4x8) and remove the sensor PCB.
8-11 Replacing the Sensor Assembly 1. Remove the pedals and crank arms.  (see section 8-6 page 63)
2 . Remove the side vac-forms.  (see section 8-7 page 65)
3. Disconnect the...

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Page 68 Refitting the Sensor Assy
1. Refit the sensor assembly and fit loosely with two 2off flanged socket
head bolts (M6x14).
2. Adjust the position of the sensor assembly so that the 10T sprocket of the
sensor assembly is in line with the chain and not moving the chain to one
side..
3. Tighten fully the 2off flanged socket head bolts (M6x14).
4. Refit the side vac-forms and pedals. 

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8-12 Replacing the Saddle
1. Remove the pedals and crank arms.  (see section 8-6 page 63)
2 . Remove the side vac-forms.  (see section 8-7 page 65)
3. Remove the socket cap screw (M8x25) and remove the saddle and stem. 
4. Remove 2off socket cap screws (M8x35) and remove the saddle from the stem.
5. Replace the saddle and reassemble in reverse order. 

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8-13 Replacing the Brake Switch
1. Remove 2off security screw (M5x16) and remove the handle cover vac-
form.
2. Remove 2off pozi head screws (M2x10) and remove the microswitch
sufficiently to remove the wires from the switch terminals.
3. Replace the microswitch.
4.  Reassemble in reverse order. 

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