Schwinn IC PRO Bike Operating manual

Schwinn IC PRO Bike
Owners Preventative Maintenance Guide
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Schwinn IC PRO
Owners Maintenance Guide
Recommended maintenance
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Release the brake knob at the end of each
class. See activity 1
X
Remove the handlebar post after the last
class and clean. See activity 2
X
Clean bike . See activity 3
X
Inspect for any damaged or worn parts
(i.e. Pedal straps). See activity 4
X
Inspect bike for any loose parts .
See activity 4
X
Clean and lubricate pop pins, flywheel, and
handlebar/seat posts.
See activities 5, 6 and 7
X
Check crank arm bolts. See activity 8
X
Lubricate brake pads. See activity 9, 10 and
11
X
Lubricate the drive chain and tension knob
thread . See activity 12 and 13
X
Tools and lubricants required:
•14mm wrench
•15mm pedal wrench
•Phillips screwdriver
•3, 4 and 8mm Allen key
•Schwinn Silicone spray (Part # 72016)
•Schwinn Chain wax (Part # 72013)
•Schwinn Quick Shot Grease (Part # 72012)
•Cloth

Adjust resistance knob to the least resistance at the end of each workout.
ACTIVITY 1 - Daily

Remove handlebar post, clean sleeve and leave beside bike overnight to
allow handlebar sleeve to dry.
ACTIVITY 2 - Daily

Spray some Schwinn Silicone onto a clean cloth and clean the bike; this
will preserve the condition of the bike.
ACTIVITY 3 - Daily

Check the pedal threads are tight using a 15mm open-ended wrench;
tighten the left pedal by turning anti-clockwise and tighten the right pedal
by turning clockwise. Additionally check for any loose parts (i.e. pop pins,
seat, water bottle holders & leveller feet) and tighten as required.
.
ACTIVITY 4

Clean and lubricate all pop pin threads with Schwinn Silicone Spray.
.
ACTIVITY 5 - Weekly

Spray some Schwinn Silicone onto a clean cloth and turn flywheel until
the rim is clean and lubricated.
ACTIVITY 6 - Weekly

ACTIVITY 7 - Weekly
Remove seat and handlebar posts (seat post shown) and lubricate with
Schwinn Silicone spray.

Check crank arm bolts are tight using an 8mm Allen key. To tighten, turn
bolts clockwise on both sides.
.
ACTIVITY 8 - Monthly

Remove both Brake pads by adjusting the tension knob to the least
resistance and remove the bolt, spring and two washers using a 4mm
Allen wrench. In some cases the Brake pads are secured by two Philips
screws, for this type of fitting remove both screws.
ACTIVITY 9 - Monthly

Slide brake pad out by applying lateral pressure on the brake assembly.
Please note the brake pads with the 4mm bolt fitting are handed, so when
replacing the existing or fitting new brake pads ensure they are fitted to
the correct side. The brake pads with the screw fitting are not handed.
ACTIVITY 10 - Monthly

ACTIVITY 11 - Monthly
Clean existing or replace worn/damaged brake pads. Before replacing
spray a generous amount of Schwinn Silicone on both brake pads and
replace, after this is completed tighten the brake knob to the highest
resistance for approximately 30 minutes to allow the lubricant to penetrate
through the brake pads. Following these guidelines will extend the life of
the brake pads.

ACTIVITY 12 - Quarterly
Lubricate the drive chain through the rear access hole with Schwinn
Chain Wax; two revolutions of the crank will lubricate the entire chain. Do
not over lubricate the chain as the Chain Wax will drip out the bottom of
the chain guard.

ACTIVITY 13 - Quarterly
Remove either the left or right shroud using a Philips screwdriver and
lubricate the tension knob thread with Schwinn Quick Shot Grease.

Preventative Maintenance is compulsory for a warranty
claim. The performance and longevity of Schwinn indoor
cycles relies on a thorough preventative maintenance as
explained on this document.
Keep your warranty and give your customers a great
experience every time, take care of your bikes!
Lubricants: Please note, all lubricants highlighted in this document can be purchased
from Schwinn. Please contact [e-mail] for more information.
Annual Service: To maintain your bikes in excellent working condition we highly
recommend you have your Schwinn IC PRO Bikes serviced by a qualified Schwinn
technician on a yearly basis. Please contact [e-mail] for more
information.
Other useful resources: Please visit our website. On the customer resources section
you will be able to find useful videos and documents that will help you keep your bike in
great condition. Also, you can find all owners manuals and much more.
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Important Additional Information

Schwinn IC PRO. Bikes –Owners Preventative Maintenance Guide V2 / 2011