What oil do you use to lubricate the parts on a vitamaster treadmill

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Same as a bicycle, so any parts that moves and has a pivot or a bearing. Help in the link

https://www.google.com/search?q=Vitamaster+62C+oiling+or+greasing

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The battery compartment for the display on the Vitamaster 8711 treadmill is typically located on the underside of the display console. You may need to unscrew or unclip the console to access the battery compartment. Once you have access, insert the required batteries according to the polarity markings (usually indicated by a plus and minus sign). Make sure to replace the battery cover securely before reattaching the console. The specific battery type and number required for your treadmill's display should be listed in the user manual or on the console itself.

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It is no longer available according to many of these articles. There are general tips only.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Vitamaster+8713sa+manual

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Not available online, but tantalizingly advertised by scam Russian sites.

https://www.google.com/search?q=vitamaster+treadmill+8733+manual

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You have to use silicon lubricant not oil. chek the video.
If you wish to get some details about treadmill ; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/ Treadmill walking belt lubrication

Go to this link, http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/brands-products/Vitamaster-Parts/Treadmill-Parts

Hi, I used to work in a commercial gym and part of the weekly maintenance was to lubricate the belt. Oil will be available from your machine's manufacturer. If it's a home use treadmill frequency will be much less and your manual / manufacturer will be able to advise at what interval, usually in hours. Hope this helps.

hi
home depo sells dry lubricants it is yellow spray can
first clean it wit W40 and spray the lube your treadmill feels better
wish the best

No, but I have the same problem...I removed the bottom cover, vacuumed the dust from motor vent holes, put it back together, cleaned the belt mat and lubricated with the appropriate lubricant, and started it up or at least it sounded like it had started. The belt didn't turn and it then sounded like the motor shut off and the display panel says "Tm".

dstoy4, did you ever get an answer and did you find a manual?

it is an indicator that the belt needs lubricating. turn the power off, and lift up one side of the belt and spray a small amount of lubricant underneath the belt, onto the running board. repeat this step on the other side. turn the treadmill on and run it for a few minutes to spread the lubricant. the oil light should now go off.
this should be repeated every 5-6 months to keep the board lubricated and to reduce friction between the belt and board and will lengthen the life of your treadmill.