Life Gear 97875 Owner's Manual page 25

Problem
Computer can not get
the signal from the
speed sensor for 15
seconds.
E1
Speed signal could be
read on the console for
more than 10 seconds
Wrong reaction of the
speed sensor.
Motor signal couldn't
reach to the console.
EEPROM IC
E2
1. Treadmill not
2. Safety Tether Key
Treadmill will
3. Circuit breaker in
not start.
4. Treadmill circuit
Belt slips. Belt not tight enough. Check the belt.
1. Not enough
Belt hesitates
when stepped
on.
2. Belt is too tight.
Belt is not Running belt tension
centred. not even across the
rear roller.
Cause
plugged in.
not correctly
installed.
the house has
been tripped.
breaker has been
tripped.
lubrication applied
onto the running
deck.
Things to Check
Inspect the distance
between the sensor
and magnet.
Inspect whether
speed sensor wire or
other related wires
are in bad
connection or
damaged.
Inspect whether
speed sensor wire or
other related wires
are in bad
connection or
damaged.
Check the pin of
EEPROM IC to be in
a good connection.
Check the position of
EEPROM IC is
correct or not.
Bad quality of IC chip
or the wrong data of
EEPROM IC.
1. Check the power
cord.
2. Check the
Safety Tether
Key.
3. Check the
Circuit breaker.
4. Check the
treadmill circuit
breaker.
1. Check the
running deck.
2. Check the belt.
Check the belt.
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Solution
Adjust the gap to be within
3 mm.
Reconnect or change the
speed sensor cable or
related wires.
Reconnect or change the
speed sensor cable or
related wires.
Reconnect and firm the
connections
Reconnect the motor cable
wire.
Reconnect the IC chip.
Reconnect the IC chip to
get the correct position.
Change the EEPROM IC
chip; If the new IC chip
couldn't solve the problem,
replace a new console.
1. Plug the power cord into
a wall outlet.
2. Reinstall the Safety
Tether Key.
3. Reset the circuit
breaker, or call an
electrician to replace the
circuit breaker.
4. Wait 5 minutes and then
try to restart the
treadmill.
Adjust belt tension.
1. Apply lubricant.
2. Adjust belt tension.
Centre the belt.