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Matrix A30 Troubleshooting Manual
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Prepared by:
Tatum Hoffmann,
Emilie McWilliams
Use the table below to troubleshoot resistance issues. If a symptom has more than one possible cause,
complete the test and, as necessary, the repair, to eliminate each possible cause, in order, until the issue
is resolved.
I
:
If the repair column states to replace the ECB motor
MPORTANT
Symptom
Possible Cause
Resistance is
Tension wire is not
backwards
connected to the
brake or has failed
Tension wire is not
looped correctly
around the motor
wheel
Damaged ECB
motor
Magnetic brake
positioned
improperly
Resistance is
Damaged ECB
erratic;
motor
accompanied by
a ticking and/or
clicking noise
from the ECB
motor
No resistance
Tension wire is not
connected to the
brake or has failed
Failed or improper
power supply
Unit is in Demo
Mode
The parts list and/or service manual may describe this part as the "resistance motor" or "servomotor".
1
1| Revision Date: 2/4/2020 | Revised by: EM
Troubleshooting Guide:
Resistance
Date Prepared:
7/23/2019
Test Procedure
Verify that the tension wire is
connected to the brake and has not
failed.
Check the wheel/tension wire
orientation (see photo of ECB Motor
Tension Wire Orientation
Verify whether the issue reoccurs
after the original motor is reinstalled.
Check the position of the magnetic
brake (see notes for Magnetic Brake
Position
on page
4).
Look/listen for signs of damage (see
photo and descriptions of ECB Motor
Damage
on page
present, confirm it is coming from the
motor.
Verify that the tension wire is
connected to the brake and has not
failed.
Perform a voltage check on adapter.
Verify that the adapter is the correct
voltage.
Check to see if Demo Mode is turned
on.
Models Affected:
A30 Ascent Trainers
(EP701, EP711)
, follow the instructions
1
Repair
Reattach the wire.
Uninstall and then
reinstall the original
on page
3).
ECB motor.
If the issue reoccurs,
replace the ECB
motor.
Reposition the
magnetic brake.
Replace the ECB
motor.
3). If noise is
Reattach the wire.
Replace the power
supply.
Turn Demo Mode off.
on page
5.

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Summary of Contents for Matrix A30

  • Page 1 Date Prepared: Models Affected: Tatum Hoffmann, 7/23/2019 A30 Ascent Trainers Emilie McWilliams (EP701, EP711) Use the table below to troubleshoot resistance issues. If a symptom has more than one possible cause, complete the test and, as necessary, the repair, to eliminate each possible cause, in order, until the issue is resolved.
  • Page 2 Failed quick key Verify if the wrong quick key Replace the quick connection connection cable was used key connection (A30/E30). cable. Perform a resistance check. Failed console Troubleshoot the console. 2| Revision Date: 2/4/2020 | Revised by: EM...
  • Page 3 PPENDIX ECB Motor Damage If appropriate installation steps are not followed while installing the ECB motor, the tension wire bracket and/or internal motor gears can become damaged. If the internal gears are damaged, a ticking or clicking noise may come from the motor. The photo below shows a damaged tension wire bracket.
  • Page 4 Magnetic Brake Position The photo below shows the gap between the orange block and the bottom of the ECB (flywheel) track. When the unit is at the highest resistance level, the gap should be 1-2 mm. If the gap is larger than 1-2 mm, the resistance will be higher than normal. Adjust the cable to the correct gap range.
  • Page 5 ECB Motor Replacement Procedure Required Tools: Phillips screwdriver • • Needle nose or bent nose pliers Follow these steps to replace the ECB motor: 1. Turn off and unplug the unit. 2. Using a screwdriver, remove the appropriate covers to access the ECB motor. 3.
  • Page 6 7. Use a screwdriver to attach the motor to the frame (reuse the screws that were removed in step 3). (The motor may continue to adjust as you complete this step.) : After completing step 7, wait for one full minute before beginning step 8. This ensures MPORTANT the motor will complete any final adjustments before you reinstall the tension wire.
  • Page 7 11. Reattach the wheel to the motor: Rotate the black wheel clockwise until there is no slack in the tension wire. It is important • to orient the wire correctly, looping down and then up around the wheel. The wire’s path is illustrated by the red arrow in the photo below.
  • Page 8 13. Test the unit. When the cable is fully extended against spring tension, the resistance should be at • minimum (see photo below). When the cable is not extended, the resistance should be at maximum. • Note: The pulley completes just over half a (counter-clockwise) rotation from minimum to maximum resistance.

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