The pin will not go in weights - Concept Exercise & Fitness

If you are having trouble adjusting the weight on your Weider XP 600, try the following steps:

1. Make sure the weight stack is empty.
2. Locate the weight selector pin and remove it.
3. Check the guide rods and make sure they are clean and free of debris.
4. Add the desired weight plates to the stack.
5. Reinsert the weight selector pin into the weight stack, making sure it is fully seated in the appropriate slot.
6. Attempt to lift the weight stack slightly to ensure that the pin is holding the selected weight.
7. Repeat the process if necessary, making sure to choose the appropriate weight.

If the above steps do not solve the issue, there may be an issue with the weight selector mechanism or other internal components of the machine. In this case, it is recommended to contact Weider customer service or a certified repair technician for further assistance.

need to make adjustments to the top plate bolt

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Brute force , also weight of track may need to be relieved to release pin , check for a locking mechanism .

You have plenty of truck to tow that thing around. I would have the 20 year old tranny serviced and ask the transmission shop if its going to hold up to the pressure.

Use a hammer.

I am having the same issue with the 8900 model hight cable, it at least a full inch short. It is routed correctly, according to the diagram in the build instructions. I have to force the top weight down to slide the pin into the weights below the top weight. I am leaving weight tension on the cable in hopes that the cable will "stretch" to fit at some point. I'm not super confident in this, but it seems to be my only choice, other than order a new cable, hoping that it will be an inch longer.

There is a knob about halfway down or up, depending on how you are looking at it. You need to lift up or push up a little bit to take the weight off the locking pin, as soon as the weight is of it should pull out about 1/2 of and inch. Be careful ALL the weight of the walk deck is now in your hands. Be prepared to lower it, and use your second hand immediatly anfter you pull the locking pin out. After the walk platform starts to come down, let go of the locking pin, it has a spring to pull it back, but the pin only fits in ONE hole in the prop rod, so it wont grab on the way down. Some treadmills have a dampening shock to allow the lowering of the walk deck slowly, and some do not. So again BE CAREFULL, this could hurt you if it falls on you.


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First loosen the canopy cover and make sure that all the mounting screws are securely tightened, and that the fan is connected securely to the mounteing plate.
After tighteneng all that if the fan is still unsteady, completely clean all the blade surfaces. Then using clothes pins , start adding the clothes pips , like 2 or 3 at a time to a blade about 3/4 out from the center. Try adding to each blade until you compensate for some of the wobbling. By trial and error, increase the weight, shift the position of the clothes pins, and change the weight to different blades to get the best performance. Then when you are satisfied with the correction, tape coins to the top of the blade to replace the clothes pins. again with trial and error, ballance the weight to get the best condition.

I would the entire sequence of pulleys that lead from the lat/chest press cable to the weight stack itself to see if any of the pulley are dragging or the cable is snared. Another thing I would look for is that top plate selector pole is straight . I would loosen the allen bolt 8mm put the selector pin in one lower plate holes then tighten the bolt. If that solve the problem I take the weight stack apart and inspect the bushing for burrs that may be causing the drag.

i had the same problem,i found if you just connect it to the support weight.adjust the cable as far as you can,then all i do is press down abit on the support weight.and then put the pin into the desired weight
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