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Summarization of Contents
Introduction
Initial Checklist
A preliminary set of checks to rule out common issues before diagnosing hardware failure.
Root Causes
Mis-adjusted or faulty belt speed sensor
Analyzes issues related to the speed sensor's position and connection.
High belt/deck friction triggering overcurrent protection
Explains how friction leads to overcurrent protection activation and troubleshooting steps.
Cell phone or other RF causing console glitches
Discusses interference from RF sources like cell phones affecting console operation.
Worn or damaged motor commutator/brushes or other motor failure
Details motor wear, brush issues, and diagnostic tests for motor failure.
Motor Control Board (MCB) failure
Covers MCB faults, symptoms, and testing procedures for belt speed control issues.
Damaged console cable/console cable too short (after incline)
Identifies console cable damage as a cause of speed control and other faults.
Loose wire connection
Explains how loose electrical connectors can cause intermittent or erratic behavior.
Intermittent Emergency Stop connection
Addresses issues arising from the Emergency Stop key making inconsistent electrical contact.
Damage to rear roller
Describes how a damaged rear roller can cause belt tensioning and movement problems.
Low tension allowing belt slippage or drive belt damage
Covers belt tension issues and drive belt damage affecting speed control.
Treadmill or panel overcurrent breaker opening
Explains causes for the treadmill's internal or external circuit breaker tripping.
Intermittent stuck key on console
Discusses how stuck console keys can cause unintended speed changes or unresponsiveness.
Treadmill error codes
Details common error codes like E-1, E-2, and E-b related to belt speed.
Treadmill issues after Software Update
Addresses new speed control problems that may arise post-software update.
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