China · Mixed
SHUA
SHUA is a Chinese commercial fitness manufacturer. Cardio and strength from SHUA appear in clubs that buy a full floor from one maker.
Treat each machine as its own asset with its own series. A club-wide ‘SHUA parts bin’ without model numbers becomes a drawer of boards that fit nothing.
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.
Cable
Write which run you replaced, and whether the rest of the cable stayed. A visible fray is not the whole cable.
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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