Netherlands · Mixed

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.

Record Lifemaxx or LMX only when that name is on the frame. If the machine is another brand they supplied, file it under that brand. The part still belongs to the asset in front of you.

Parts to write on the job

• Plate and dumbbell

  A cracked plate or a spinning dumbbell head is removed and written on the set’s file, or it returns from the back room.

• Barbell

  Spin in a sleeve, a bent shaft, or worn knurl belongs on that bar’s file. Bars are assets, not a pile.

• Upholstery

  Photograph the pad and name the machine. Recovering ‘the blue one’ is how the wrong bench is sent out.

• Cable

  Write which run you replaced, and whether the rest of the cable stayed. A visible fray is not the whole cable.

• Rig upright and bolt

  Movement in an upright or a bolt that will not hold is out of use until you know why. Write the anchor, not only ‘the rig’.

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.

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