Error 60 Or "Temporarily Out Of Order" - Auto Stop Not Working; Description; Possible Causes; Possible Remedies - Precor TRM10/GEN06 Service Manual

Error 60 or "Temporarily Out of Order" – Auto Stop Not Working

Description

The error indicates the Auto Stop feature has stopped functioning
during a workout. If the error is detected while a workout is in
progress, the treadmill will operate normally until the workout has
ended. At the end of the workout, the error will lock out the next
user, displaying "Temporarily Out of Order, Please Use another
treadmill" on the P80 console and "PLEASE USE ANOTHER TREADMILL" on the
P30 and P20 consoles.
When this error occurs "1376256 E_AUTOSTOP_SENSOR_FAILURE" will be
recorded to the event log of the P80 console. Error 60 will be recorded
in the error log of the P10, P20 or P30 console.

Possible Causes

1 Intermittent connections.
2 Bad upper PCA or Console.
3 Bad Auto Stop cable.
4 Damaged or faulty Auto Stop sensor.
5 Damaged or missing Auto Stop magnet.
6 The gap or alignment between the Auto Stop magnet and sensor is
incorrect.

Possible Remedies

1 Check that the Auto Stop cable connectors are secure at the sensor
and console.
2 Check for 5VDC at the upper PCA or console. Disconnect the Auto Stop
cable connector from the upper PCA or console and measure the
voltage from the console. If 5VDC is not present replace the upper
PCA or console.
the Auto Stop cable.
3 Check for 5VDC at the Auto Stop sensor.
cable connector from the Auto Stop sensor, turn the treadmill's
"On/Off" switch to "On", and check for 5VDC between the red and
black wire in the Auto Stop cable connector. If 5VDC is present at
the at the Auto Stop connector of the console, but not at the end of
the cable, then replace the Auto Stop cable.
4 Visually inspect the Auto Stop sensor for physical damage. Replace
if appropriate. Access the Service Access software (hardware
validation tests), and select the Auto Stop test (see section-5).
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If 5VDC is present then continue troubleshooting
Disconnect the Auto Stop
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