HOW DO I remove silicone lubricant from the running belt of my treadmill

Tradmill belt - the thing you walk on probably needs silicone lubricant underneath the belt.
https://worldfitness.com.au/products/bodyworx-silicone-spray-can?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl_ekw96Q5gIVFIWPCh0C-wOdEAQYASABEgLtnfD_BwE
probably get from a sports shop that is local to where you live.

I have to get some for my own treadmill
Just haven't got to my local sports shop

It could be because it is overheating due to the fact that the floor belt is too dry and the motor is labouring hard to spin the floor belt. When was the last time you lubricated the base of the floor belt (the flat base where the floor belt slides on)? A couple of little sprays of Silicone Lubricant should ease the motor workload as the floor belt rolls on. If you're a big person, the excess weight also tempts to dry the floor belt quicker and if you're running on it while the home is being heated in winter of during warm summer days, or you are training on carpeted or linty areas, all the excess heat and dust dries the floor belt faster and need to be lubricated more often. Lift the floor belt and feel with your hands if there is any lubrication. A wet feel means it is lubricated, while a dry feel or sticky hand as you move your hand left and right means it is dry. Dry belts are the blame of 80-90% of motor failure and or seizures due to lack of care and maintenance. Lubricate it once per month. If you don't like spraying Silicone lubricant directly under the floor belt, do this; find a lint-less rug such as a kitchen drying cloth and go outside the house, spray the Silicone lubricant on the cloth to lightly soak it and then go to the treadmill, lift the floor belt and apply the wet cloth evenly on the base until you believe it is lubricated enough to make the rolling of the belt with ease. Run it for half a minute at slow speed (walking pace) before you can safely use it for running or jogging, etc.

Silicone spray. Did you put it between the deck and the underside of the running belt? Not on the surface of the belt ( where you walk ) . if you put in on the top of the belt , then this is why it is slippery.

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Try to lubricate the running belt. If the lubrication is not proper then the belt will make noise. You have to use silicon lubrican for the same . Watch the following video to know how to lubricat the treadmill.
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Your treadmill walking belt need lubrication. For lubricating use Teflon silicon lubricant. To know how to lubricate the treadmill belt watch the following video.
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Its normal. Its the silicon lubricant used to lubricate the treadmill belt. If there is excessive lubricant it will spill out. Don't worry about it. It will become normal within days. just wipe off the excessive lubricant coming out.Its coming out from the running base under the running belt.
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you will need silicone lubricant with an applicator wand and all you have to do is lift the belt up enough to get the applicator wand under and spread the treadmill silicone on the machine - be very careful that you do not use any other silicone except what is made for treadmills. My company sells this product for $18.95 and it usually will last 1-2 years with proper lubrication

Use silicone to lube your treadmill.

Hi eirik,

Your treadmill needs lubricating.
Get a an aerosol with silicone lubricant and spray it under the belt & on top of the ground board.
Then turn the belt by hand (treadmill switched off!) until you've lubricated the whole belt.
Next leave the machine running for 5 minutes at 5 KM/H (3 M/H) without any load on it.

That should do the trick.