Item Condition: Used
Cybex 800S-CT Stepper Step Drive Chain 24" 653-100-3
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Item Description
Item Condition: Used
Item Part#: 653-100-3
Used on the following models:
Cybex
800S-CT
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from 984 reviewsGreat service
Received the part and it worked great. Thanks
First drive motor I ordered was delivered quickly but was defective and company immediately delivered a new one.
As the title says, the motor was delivered quickly, and packaged quite well. It was adequately protected in shipping, and was a direct replacement for my unit, despite being from a different manufacturer than my original unit. I've had it a few days now, and so far I've had zero issues with the unit. The ordering process was also smooth, and if the unit holds up over a longer term, I'll have no problem purchasing from this seller again.
GREAT MOTOR --ALSO PURCHASED THE 2 YEAR WARRANTY--Easy to install!!
I had a great experience
Outstanding, awesome communication and fast shipping. A+A+A+A+A+
Shipping was fast, installed the new control board and my bike is ALIVE!!
The exact part needed. I received it in great timing.
I thought I as destroyed a $1000 exercise equipment but fount the right part here and was able to save it. Thanks
HydraFitness parts had my control membrane in stock at a reasonable price. Shipped it super fast!
Great service, great price, fast shipping!
Thank you all so much for bringing my Airdyne back to life. Great piece of equipment and the legacy sensor you provided me is working like a charm!
So happy to find an honest, reliable source for fitness equipment parts. Could not have afforded to buy a new or used on in good condition. Instead was able to buy new and used parts from this source.
Installed it in about 20 minutes it is working now. The only problem was the rubber cover on the treadmill handle covered the screw holding the switch in place. I had to use a knife to enlarge the hole to access the "holding" screw.
