Rowing machine broken – what to do if training comes to a standstill?

A rowing machine can be a powerful tool for effective training. But what happens if it suddenly breaks down and puts your training sessions at risk? In this blog post, we give you tips on repairs and spare parts so that you can get your rowing machine back up and running as quickly as possible.

Causes of a defect

Before you start repairing, it is important to determine the cause of the problem. Common causes of a rowing machine defect are:

• Wear parts such as belts or screws
• Electronic problems such as a defective display
• Mechanical damage to the brake or rollers

Repair instructions

Depending on the type of defect, you can try to repair your rowing machine yourself. Here are some general guides to troubleshoot common problems:

1. Defective belt

If the belt on your rowing machine is worn or broken, you will need to replace it. To do this, you should first locate the defect, order the belt and replace it according to the manufacturer's instructions.

2. Electronic problems

If the display on your rowing machine is not working, first check the batteries. If they are intact, the cause could be a faulty cable. In this case, you should contact the manufacturer to obtain replacement parts.

3. Mechanical damage

Mechanical damage often requires a more thorough inspection. Check the brake, casters and other moving parts for damage. If necessary, a specialist should be called in to repair the device professionally.

obtain spare parts

When purchasing spare parts for your rowing machine, it is important to pay attention to quality. Manufacturers often offer original parts that fit your machine perfectly. Alternatively, you can also use third-party services, but you should make sure that the parts are compatible.

Conclusion

A broken rowing machine doesn't have to mean the end of your training. With the right repair knowledge and the right spare parts, you can get your machine working again as quickly as possible. Don't hesitate to seek professional help if necessary and continue your training motivated and without interruptions.