Sunny Health & Fitness PEGASUS SF-T722054 User Manual page 19

Over-current
E05
protection.
Fault of motor's open
E06
circuit.
Fault of the storage IC
E08 on the controller
board.
Transient peak
current is abnormal
E10
(Over-current
protection).
External AC voltage is
E11
over-voltage.
External AC voltage
E14
under-voltage.
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The system's self-protection
against excessive current due to
the load exceeds the rated value.
Some part of the treadmill is
jammed so the DC motor cannot
rotate, thus triggering the self-
protection against excessive
current under excessive load.
The DC motor is damaged.
The controller board is burned.
The motor's connecting wires are
not well plugged.
The motor is open-circuited.
The motor belt is loosened.
Storage IC on the controller board
is not well plugged or broken.
The DC motor is short-circuited.
Some part of the treadmill is
jammed, so the DC motor cannot
rotate, thus triggering the self-
protection against excessive
current under excessive load.
The external AC voltage is higher
than 150V/AC or 270V/AC.
The external AC voltage is lower
than 70V/AC or 160VAC.
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Restart the treadmill.
Adjust the treadmill and restart
or add lubricant.
Replace the DC motor.
Replace the controller board.
Re-plug the motor connecting
wires properly.
Change the motor.
Re-assembly the motor belt.
Replace the controller board.
Replace the motor.
Adjust the treadmill and restart
or add lubricant.
Stop using the product and ask
electrical engineers for help.
Stop using the product and ask
the electrical engineers for
help.