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| Veteran Member | Exercise Bike Magnetic Resistance
Dusted off the Reebok RB2000 clothes horse, fitted new batteries & discovered that the resistance doesn't change any more. When stepped up from the control panel there is a faint, constant buzz from within the main housing but the resistance remains on minimum. I'm guessing that something is stuck due to lack of use. Not had much in the way of support from Reebok in the past so anyone have any knowledge of how these things work, before I spread bits all over the floor?! 
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