How do I maintain my CENTR equipment?Updated a month ago

Quick Answer

Maintain your equipment with regular inspections, cleaning after each use, monthly hardware checks, and following the maintenance schedule in your product manual. Check cables, bolts, and moving parts regularly.

Daily Maintenance (Before Each Use)

• Visual inspection: Look for obvious damage, wear, or loose parts
• Check stability: Ensure equipment sits level and doesn't wobble
• Test moving parts: Verify smooth operation of pulleys, cables, adjustments
• Listen for unusual sounds: Grinding, clicking, or squeaking may indicate issues
• Wipe down surfaces: Remove dust and debris

Weekly Maintenance

• Deep cleaning: Clean all surfaces with mild soap and water
• Cable inspection: Check for fraying, wear, or damage
• Check weight stacks: Ensure smooth movement and proper alignment
• Inspect upholstery: Look for tears, excessive wear, or seam separation
• Verify safety features: Test safety locks, pins, and catches

Monthly Maintenance

• Tighten all hardware: Check and tighten bolts, nuts, and screws
• Lubricate if needed: Apply appropriate lubricant to moving parts (check manual for specs)
• Check cable tension: Ensure proper tension and alignment
• Inspect pulleys: Look for wear, ensure smooth rotation
• Clean hard-to-reach areas: Remove dust buildup from internal components
• Test all adjustments: Seat height, backrest angles, etc. should lock securely

Quarterly Maintenance (Every 3 Months)

• Comprehensive inspection: Thorough check of all components
• Check frame integrity: Look for cracks, bends, or stress points
• Verify weight stack labels: Ensure numbers are legible
• Inspect floor contact points: Check feet/base for wear or damage
• Review product manual: Follow manufacturer's specific maintenance recommendations

Component-Specific Care

Cables:

• Inspect for fraying, especially at connection points
• Cables typically last 2+ years with regular use
• Replace at first sign of wear (don't wait for failure)

Pulleys and moving parts:

• Should rotate smoothly without resistance
• Light lubrication may be needed (check manual for type)
• Replace if cracked, worn, or noisy

Upholstery and pads:

• Check for tears, excessive compression, or detachment
• Clean regularly to prevent material breakdown
• Replace if comfort or safety is compromised

Frame and structure:

• Inspect weld points and joints
• Check for rust (especially in humid environments)
• Touch up scratches to prevent corrosion

Tools You May Need

• Allen wrenches (hex keys) - various sizes
• Adjustable wrench or socket set
• Phillips and flathead screwdrivers
• Lubricant (check manual for specifications)
• Cleaning supplies

When to Call for Service

Contact support if you notice:

• Persistent unusual noises after inspection
• Loose parts that won't tighten properly
• Damaged cables or frayed straps
• Structural cracks or bends
• Safety concerns you can't resolve
• Equipment that doesn't function as intended

Product-Specific Maintenance

Different equipment has different maintenance needs. Search the help center for your product manual (e.g., "FT2 manual", "M5 manual") for:

• Specific maintenance schedules
• Lubrication points and types
• Torque specifications for bolts
• Model-specific troubleshooting

Maintenance Records

Consider keeping a simple maintenance log:

• Date of inspections and maintenance
• Parts replaced or repaired
• Issues noticed and resolved
• Helps track equipment condition over time

Still Need Help?

Questions about maintaining your specific equipment? Contact [email protected] or call 714-738-1729. For warranty claims on defective parts, see our warranty support articles.