Monitor Series 4 Service Instructions

Series 4: Monitor Sensor Replacement

  • May 23, 2017 // Modified 7 years ago

For Video Instructions, click here: S4 Monitor Sensor Replacement

Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
 
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
 
Step 3- Remove the Tie Rods and JCB bolts connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown.
Step 4- Remove the top deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys.
 
Step 5- Remove the Sensor as shown.
  Step 6- Replace the Sensor as shown.
 
Step 7- Before replacing the Top Deck, connect the Sensor Plug, then fit the Top Deck.
 
Step 8- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
 
Step 9- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the Recoil Belt buckle and D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction on our service website for details.

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