Service Visit Repair/in workshop

INCLUDING PICKUP OF THE ITEM AND RETURNING BACK TO THE CUSTOMER’S PLACE AFTER REPAIR

Includes:

1. 1. Initial diagnosis: The technician will start by inspecting the treadmill and diagnosing any issues. This may involve testing the electronics, measuring belt tension, and checking for damage or wear and tear.
   2. Spare Parts cost estimate: After the initial diagnosis, the technician will provide an estimate for the Spare Parts cost. This may include the cost of replacement parts and labor.
   3. Repair work: If approved, the technician will perform the necessary repairs, which may include replacing damaged components, adjusting belt tension, or lubricating the machine.
   4. Final inspection: Once the repairs are complete, the technician will conduct a final inspection to ensure the treadmill is functioning properly. This may involve testing the electronics, measuring belt tension, and checking for proper alignment.
   5. Maintenance tips: The technician will provide the owner with tips for maintaining the treadmill between visits, such as how to properly lubricate the machine, how often to clean it, and how to spot signs of wear and tear.
   6. THE COST OF SPARE PARTS IS NOT INCLUDED. SPARE PARTS COST IS CALCULATED SEPERATLEY.

Overall, an in-house repair/service visit can save time and money compared to taking the treadmill to a repair shop. By following these key points, a technician can diagnose and repair any issues with the machine and provide maintenance tips to help extend its lifespan.