United States · Mixed
Keiser
Keiser is an American brand from Fresno, known for pneumatic strength and for indoor bikes (the M3 family) used in studios.
Pneumatic machines do not take a selector pin. Bikes do not take a running belt. Write the family, then the part that this machine actually has.
Parts to write on the job
Pedal and crank
Play in a pedal is a higher priority than a dark console. Write which side.
Console and board
Photograph the error code before anyone resets it. The board number is on a sticker, not in the member’s description.
Cable
Write which run you replaced, and whether the rest of the cable stayed. A visible fray is not the whole cable.
Saddle and post
A clamp that will not hold a height is a fault. Sweat eats the post; name the part you replaced.
GymMaintain is not this manufacturer and does not sell their parts. Record the brand and the model on the asset. Record the part you used on the work order, from the old part or the manual, not from a guess.
GlossaryRelated
Netherlands
VirtuFit
VirtuFit is a Dutch brand used both at home and in lighter gym rooms: cardio, compact strength stations and accessories.
Netherlands
Lifemaxx
Lifemaxx is a Dutch supplier from the gym trade, with a showroom in Rotterdam and its own lines, including LMX. Plates, racks and machines with this name are on many Dutch floors. The company also sells other brands.
Italy
Technogym
Technogym is the Italian manufacturer from Cesena. Commercial gyms, hotels and studios use the cardio lines, selectorized strength and connected consoles.