Netherlands · Cardio
Flow Fitness
Flow Fitness is a Dutch brand, started in 2000, known for home treadmills, bikes, cross trainers and rowers. You also meet the machines in smaller studios.
The model is usually on the frame rail or under the console. Belts and decks are the parts that return. Do not order from the series name alone.
Parts to write on the job
Running belt
Write the length and width from the old belt, not from memory. A belt from another series of the same brand often does not fit.
Deck
Note whether the deck was flipped, dressed, or replaced with the belt. A new belt on a worn deck comes back as the same fault.
Console and board
Photograph the error code before anyone resets it. The board number is on a sticker, not in the member’s description.
Drive motor and incline
Record motor or actuator numbers from the part you remove. Do not order from the marketing name on the shroud.
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
Focus Fitness
Focus Fitness is a Dutch home-fitness brand. Treadmills, cross trainers and bikes from this name are common in Dutch houses and small rooms, less often on a full commercial floor.
Finland
Tunturi
Tunturi is a Finnish brand with a long presence in Dutch and Nordic homes, hotels and small gyms. Cardio is the core. Some current machines are built outside Finland. The name on the frame is what you file.
Germany
Bremshey
Bremshey is a German cardio name still found on older Dutch floors and in homes: treadmills, bikes and cross trainers.