Schwinn 190 Troubleshooting Manual

3/11/24, 3:05 PM
Schwinn 190 & 290 Bikes: Why isn't my speed reading properly?
Follow this troubleshooting guide to help resolve issues involving incorrect speed readings on the Schwinn 190 and 290
bikes.
Some common complaints may include:
Speed is displayed incorrectly
Speed is not displayed
Console turns off during workout
Console displays "Please Pedal" error
Burn Rate Targets in JRNY are maxed out and barely visible
Follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue
Tools you may need:
Phillips head screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver
6mm hex/Allen wrench, or the wrench from the hardware
card included with your machine
1.
Begin a workout using the Start button on your console. Pedal your bike while checking for speed, RPM, or intensity
change on the display.
2.
Remove the console pivot cover and inspect the mast cable upper connector (reference 1) for damage. Unplug the
connection and check for damage such as bent pins, crimps, or cuts. If undamaged, plug the cable back in and test if
the issue persists [14523.A]. If damaged,
Please note that the wire colors going into each side of the connector will not match, and there is an extra red
and black wire from the mast cable that is not used on the console connector.
Remove the pivot cover (red square) and inspect the cable connection inside the mast (red arrow).
3.
If the issue persists, use a 6mm Allen wrench to remove the bolts attaching the console mast to the frame (reference
2). The Schwinn 190 has 4 bolts, and the Schwinn 290 has 3. Remove the mast and inspect the lower mast cable
connection for damage, such as bent pins, crimps, or cuts. Unplug the connection and plug it back in, then test if the
issue persists [14523.C]. If either side of the cable is damaged,
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Schwinn 190 & 290 Bikes:  Why isn't my speed reading properly?
order Main Mast Cables
Reference 1
Schwinn 190 (left) and Schwinn 290 (right).
Reference 2
[14523.B].
order Main Mast Cables
ID: 14523.3
[14523.D].
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