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To be honest, without knowing what kinda of bike you have, I would just be guessing. Since this is an old unanswered question, I would suggest watching Video's from RJ the Bike Guy and Bikeman4U on YouTube. They show you how to disassemble and rebuild Bottom Bracket, which is what you are really asking for help to do. Disassembly is very important to know, as for older bike have stuck or seized fixed cups.

impossible to tell you without knowing the bike brand and model and year, although you have provided that 1999.

If you take into a bike shop, which is the usual place to purchase the parts you need, they will be able to tell you what size Bottom Bracket will fit your bike, also what options you will have for replacement cranks and bottom bracket. This could be a very complicated issue when replacing with parts that are 11-12 years newer, the shop will be best equipped to give you all your options.

With square-taper cranks, the bottom bracket spindle length required is determined by the particular brand/model of crankset. You can find the specifications online if you do a search using the brand/model of crankset. You will need a crank puller and bottom bracket tools to change it out. The main crankarm bolts should be tight, around 30 ft-lbs of torque.

The Schwinn Meridian Trikes use a different type of axle than others such as Sun Bicycle Trikes. The center of Schwinn & Sun Trikes are the same and measured diameter at 17mm, but differ on the threaded ends... Sun Trikes continue with 17mm to the axle ends, but Schwinn Trikes taper down to 12.5mm axle ends to fit their custom size wheels. This Schwinn tapered reduction in axle diameter may be part of the reason why Schwinn axles seem to bend or break more easily. It seems that Schwinn requested these custom parts size to lock consumers into having to purchase solely high-priced Schwinn wheel/axle parts. As of 2022, buying replacement Schwinn Wheel/Axle replacement parts is a real pain because Schwinn will not sell direct to consumers, will not disclose Schwinn part numbers, and Schwinn Customer Service tries to redirect public parts inquiries to "authorized dealers". The problem is most local bike stores no longer carry Schwinn bikes or parts and the retailer "big-box" stores such as Walmart, Target, or Dick's Sporting Goods will only sell Schwinn parts for bikes they stock or have sold to you at that store. After complaining, to Schwinn Customer Service several times, they finally allowed me to order direct from Schwinn.

FINALLY found the answer to this:Yeah, the manual isn't helpful. At all.I called Treadmill Doctor (www.treadmilldoctor.com) to see what they could give me (I had just gotten a battery from them).They said I had to take off the side panel, and then the battery was right there.So, I did it. Here's how.1) There are about 5 screws that hold the side panels on. If you are sitting on the bike, the panel to your right is the one you are trying to take off. The screws are located: a) Where the communication port is b) Around the "neck" that connects the display to the bike c) In front of where the seat slides d) At the bottom of the bike on the panel ( this one is hard to find, lay down parallel to the bike, and follow along the bottom, near the wheel, but a little closer to the back) e) At the back of the seat slider2) Take off the panel. It comes off, but with a little difficulty due to the pedals. I manhandled the back a little, and then turned the pedal so I could remove the panel in the direction of the arm to the pedal (i.e., moved the pedal up so I could slide the panel up along the pedal to get it off.)3) There's the battery, about mid way back, by a control panel.To get it off, there are two screws with nuts on the end holding the battery on. They are on top of the battery. There is a similar-looking third screw on the left side wall, but don't mess with that one. Not necessary. a) Use either a ratchet or turn pliers to remove the nuts. The front one will be much easier than the back ( mine was located on the front left and back right of the battery). I had to use pliers on the back one because i had no room. b) Once these two nuts are off, the battery will slide down with the screws still in it and out of the bike. Make sure you disconnect the cables.4) Put the new battery in. a) Remove the screws from the other battery, and put them in the SAME spots on the new one. b) Line up the screws with the holes in the spot for the battery in the bike. c) Put the nuts back on the screws to tighten the screw in place. d) Reconnect the wires. The long one is positive (mine was white) and the short one is negative (mine was black). Keep in mind that the battery must go in the same way as the other came out.5) Replace the side panel. a) Start with sliding over the pedal, then replace all screws to fasten the side panel back on. I recommend checking the bike by spinning the pedals with your hands once the new battery is in to check to see if it works.And there you go! Hope it helps!

What are the results that you are looking for? What is your health condition? Go to a gym and get their advice. Most will help you out for free. Also have a check up from your doctor before doing any strenuous exercises.

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Dirt in the internal axle bearing, To repair remove axle and bearings, clean dirt from them , grease the bearings which helps hold them in place while you insert axle and tighten down until wheel still spins freely. Problem should be fixed. Also clean out sprockets and oil them

I am pretty sure that you have to replace the whole wheel. You can't just change out the spokes. If you didn't steal the speedcart and you have the owners manual, then you would probably have a number to call. Otherwise, please recycle.

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You should only do that once. The maintenance tray needs to be replaced because the wipers and seals to keep your printheads clean need to be occasionally replaced. Not doing so will just damage thousands of dollars in printheads. Call an authorized Canon/Oce technician for parts and service.

You can reset the maintenance as many times as you like. However, these units do wear out and can be cleaned once, then a replacement is necessary to keep the heads capped and clean. For the price of a new maintenance tray you could be saving yourself thousands in print head replacements. The maintenance tray is a real pain to wash and extremely messy. The ink gets everywhere and you have to rinse out the foam until its clean. It's unbelievable how much ink that foam holds. I guarantee that you'll only clean out the maintenance tray once, and never do it again because of the mess to the sink, area around sink, clothes and hands.

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