Commercial Gym Equipment Maintenance Checklist

Check out the manufacturer’s guidelines: most of the gym equipment comes with operations guidelines in the form of manuals from the manufacturers.

• Ensure that you go through the manual on the maintenance of each gym equipment. The provided information on the manual will help you take the necessary steps to carry out during the maintenance and offer guidance on what to do when the machine breaks down.

Cleaning the equipment: one of the essential maintenance services is ensuring that the machine is clean, free of dust and dry throughout. Keeping the items clean helps in the prevention of clogging of parts and rust formation.

• Ensure that you carry out routine cleaning and dusting of the gym machines regularly.

• Ensure the gym space is tidy, dry, and free of water throughout. Water and humid air results in machine parts rusting if not well maintained and checked.

Buy original parts/equipment

• to prevent your gym equipment from breaking down every so often, ensure you buy genuine parts when carrying out repairs.

• The items should also be from reputable, authentic brands

• Ensure that you regularly lubricate the machine parts to prevent the parts clogging and being hard to move, which eventually results in inability to function optimally.

Routine check and inspection

• make it a practice to check the functionality of each equipment and inspect the belts, cables, and pulleys to ensure that they are functioning optimally.

• Regular checks will also help in taking note of any malfunctions and carrying out the necessary repairs or maintenance.

Preventive Maintenance Schedule: a preventive maintenance schedule that is thorough and wholly followed will ensure that you do regular and routine maintenance on all the gym equipment.

• The schedule will help you take note of the necessary repairs to be undertaken in real time.

• Prompt repairs will allow you to keep the machines up and running and avoid breakdowns that would otherwise have been avoidable.