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1.                                                                                                                                 DE  j   gil  si     3  g    e S    f E 1a  S El    as   B qs 28 5 o 6     EN B   8 2 2       a 25  2  x    Figure 7 Schematic Diagram       Diagrams and Schematics 24    Service Manual       APPENDIX A    APPENDIX A    1  TREADBELT ADJUSTMENT    The treadbelt has been factory pre adjusted  however if during the operation        O    1 4 TURN    ud    Figure 8 If Treadbelt slips             The treadbelt is too loose   Tighten both rear roller adjusting bolts  1 4 turn clockwise using allen wrench       U    1 4 TURN    CG   gt              Figure 9 If tread belt shifts too far to the Right    a  Set the treadmill speed to 3 5 mph 5 6 km    b  Tighten the right adjusting bolt a 1 4 turn clockwise using allen wrench  c  Wait 15 seconds  if no change  turn the left adjusting bolt a 1 4 turn  counter clockwise using allen wrench e  Repeat steps b and c until belt is  centered       APPENDIX A 25    Service Manual       APPENDIX A                            Figure 10 If tread belt shifts too far to the Left    a  Set the treadmill speed to 3 5 mph 5 6 km    b  Tighten the left adjusting bolt a 1 4 turn clockwise using allen wrench  c  Wait 15 seconds  if no change  turn the right adjusting bolt a 1 4 turn  counter clockwise using allen wrench   e  Repeat steps b and c until belt is centered    IMPORTANT   DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN TREADBELT   If treadbelt is ove
2.                                                                                                          CONSOLE  y PLUG  N  JKt    Y  1l   Black S W  2     Brown DOWN 5  3    Red UP    47   Orange VCC g  5    Yellow FAST E  CONNECTOR 64   Green SLOW 8  Q BREAKER 7    Blue GNP 2  g 8     Purpe SPD 3  TTS Eus 9 4    Gray SPD    g AC Switch 10     White VR1 E  zl S g 11 4   Light blue VR2 E  Sl Q     o    e z 12 4    Pink VR3 8        3  E  E  we T  H 8 0000 z  E   ai   0  2     ToommBlack Wire 300mm Black Wire     150mm White Wi Incline Motor  See 300mm White Wire i ise Up ih  a        Black Wire    Adaptor White Wire E  oe Red Wire B  JK2 LI  Ir A 2PIN 200mm Blue Wire e  Saree 3PIN 200mm Red Wire 3  Se A       see  14    VRi 4PIN 300mm Black Wire   5  JK3 2    VR2 M   0   110V  Les d AU   3     VR3 M  JKeg  Je   CH  Motor Red Wire    H Black Wire 12PIN 1150mm Bottom Connection  Sensor Wire 1000mm                                             Green Wire    Figure 6 Wiring Diagram       Diagrams and Schematics 23    Service Manual       Diagrams and Schematics                                                                                                                                                                               4 ia A  de f  lt i       a  DER  TT     ir u z  Bos  d      A  3  d BC  E   E  133  E  Ze us                                                                                                                                                                 
3.  Manual       Operation    j  10 preset program buttons and 6 preset buttons for rapid speed  and rapid incline    2  SLEEP MODE    a  MANUELL  HILL  FATBURN  CARDIO  STRENGTH   INTERVAL  USE1  USE2  HR1  HR2 buttons  Enter the  READY Mode     b  START button  Enter the READY Mode   c  Enter button  Enter the READY Mode   d  FAST button  Enter the READY Mode     e  SLOW button  Enter the READY Mode     3  RUN MODE    a  MANUAL  HILL  FATBURN  CARDIO  STRENGTH   INTERVAL  USE1  USE2  HR1 buttons  above mentioned  buttons are non functional     b  START button  press    START    button to stop and enter  READY Mode   Which nearby Dot Matrix window      c  DISPLAY button 1  which nearby Display window   press     DISPLAY    button to select displaying mode and the LED will  be light per your current mode     d  In    SCAN    mode  display automatically shifts every 5 seconds  and the LED light will flash per your current profile      gt TRACK gt SPEED PROFILE gt INCLINE PROFILE TRACK    e  DISPLAY button 2  which nearby Message window    Press  DISPLAY  button to change displayed windows which  include Time  Distance  Kcal  Pulse  Speed  Incline  Kcal HR   Pace Scan        Operation 11    Service Manual       f     g     Operation  FAST button  Press the button to increase your speed and each  increase is 0  1mph km  If button is pressed continuously then  speed increases to MAX SPEED quickly     SLOW button  Press the button to decrease your speed and  each decrease is 0  1mph 
4.  Manual       b     Operation  At the Dot Matrix window that displays profiles of speed and  incline which will shift every seconds     C FUNCTION BUTTON IN MAIN MODE    1     a     b     c     d     e     g     b     READV MODE    In    READY    mode  user could choose any programs which  includes MANUAL  HILL  FATBURN  CARDIO   STRENGTH  INTERVAL  USE1  USE2  HR1  HR2 or press       START    button to execute directly     START button  When press    START    button  there will be 3  warning beep  then machine starts running  In MANUAL   treadmill starts at MIN SPEED and treadmill starts at program  preset value in PROGRAM     When press the    Stop    button once  pause is executed  If press     Stop    button a second time  the program will end and a  workout summary will be displayed  If press    Stop    button a  third time  the console will return to the idle mode  start up   screen  If the Stop button is held down for more than 3 seconds  the console will reset     RESET button  Press  RESET  button to reset all data     ENTER button  Press    ENTER   button to setup COUNT  DOWN time     FAST button  If user doesn   t enter a setting then this button is  non functional     SLOW button  If user doesn   t enter a setting then this button is  non functional     UP button  Press    UP    button to increase your incline and each  increase is   level     DOWM button  Press    DOWN    button to decrease your incline  and each decrease is 1 level        Operation 10    Service
5.  switch    1  RESET SWITCH RESETTING    a  Ifthe red button of reset switch is tripped  it will protrude out  from the face of the switch     b  Press in the red button of the switch     c  Ifthe red button of reset switch is not tripped  that means  normal        APPENDIX C 28    Service Manual       APPENDIX D    APPENDIX D       Fuse Mount    Fuse 120V 15A    Motor Controller       Figure 12 Fuse replacement    1  FUSE REPLACEMENT    If your treadmill loses power or will not start  check the fuse located on the  motor controller     DANGER  Turn the power switch off and unplug the treadmill to reduce  the risk of an electric shock    Remove the motor cover  Remove and replace the fuse on the motor controller  Replace the motor cover       APPENDIX D 29    Service Manual       APPENDIX E    APPENDIX E    1  SPEED SENSOR ADJUSTMENT    If the monitor does not display speed or distance the speed sensor and  magnet may be misaligned  Follow these steps to check and realign   Remove the motor cover   Check the spacing and alignment between the magnet on the right side of  the front roller and the speed sensor on the frame  The spacing must be  1 8       Loosened screw and slide speed sensor in or out of clamp    Retighten screw   Replace the motor cover     2  SERVICE QUESTIONS       APPENDIX E 30    
6. 18 km    c  Press    FAST    or  SLOW    to adjust speed  each increment and  decrement is 0 1 mph km    2  TIME   a  In RUN Mode  TIME divides into COUNT UP and COUNT  DOWN  System preset is COUNT UP  if user sets the time  then timer is COUNT DOWN    b  DISPLAY range is 0 00 to 99 59    c  WORK range is 0 00 to 99 59    d  COUNT DOWN setup range is 10 00 to 99 59    e  When TIME is set  the count will go to zero    f In RUN Mode  press    START    button to save value of time  and enter  RUN  Mode again that value will continue count up  time    3  DISTANCE       Operation 8    Service Manual       Operation   a  In RUN Mode  DISTANCE preset is COUNT UP    b  DISPLAY range is 0 00 to 999    c  WORK range is 0 0 to 999    d  In RUN Mode  press the    START    button that DISTANCE  value will still display and save all data  If RUN Mode is  entered  the distance will count up again    4  CALORIES   a  In RUN Mode  CALORIES preset is COUNT UP    b  DISPLAY range is 0 0 to 999    c  WORK range is 0 0 to 999    d  In RUN Mode  press the    START    button to save value of  distance and entering  RUN Mode  again that value will  continue count up time    5  PULSE   a  In RUN Mode  DISPLAY range is 0 to 999    b  WORK range is 40 to 240    c  Ifthe treadmill doesn t have a signal for 8 seconds then value  will become    P       6  LAPS   a  Display your current laps   One lap means 0 4km    7  SCAN   a  Display will automatically shift every 5 seconds        Operation 9    Service
7. Z 00 A82   120V Treadmill    Service Manual       Vv    WARNING     ALWAYS UNPLUG THE TREADMILL FROM THE ELECTRICAL  OUTLET BEFORE SERVICING THE UNIT     Service Manual       Table of Contents    TABLE OF CONTENTS    Table of Contents  ss sess nnnnnnnnnnnznnnnnnzzzzntnzznnnnnnnnznnnnnna 1  Table OT EN 8  Description sensisset irasi cott as 4  A ELECTRICAL CONFIGURATION        ssosesesennnnenzzzsoonseennnnn 4   1  z700 A82 Treadmill componemtz   e eeennen 4   B GENERAL INFORMATION      sssssnnnnnnzzzsoooseennnenennnnsooeeeee 5   T Console  aa ile ds 3   2  Main controller   een 5   3  Treadmill motor        cccooonoooncncnnnnnnnnnnnanococonnnnnnnnnananononos 5  COOL us esci A 7  A WINDOW DISPLAY MODE                eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ette eene 7  EE Eeer urhe EE E   2  READY Mode    cea ie er ie e Ee e 7   3S DI el all Mode escocia ED dd 7   4  RUN e L A 7   B FUNCTION dccicssscccicsessccdseateccscscbecc  csatsctscssbeccdscasecdeceasecsace 8   Io SPEED  E 8   2 KU EEN 8   3  DISTANGE 0 A EA e 8  AMAR ds Num 9   S U A PAR IE 9   6 IXAPS e naue em ab ei WR A AH 9  A US UE EU A C UE 9   C FUNCTION BUTTON IN MAIN MODE             eee eee eene 10   1 READY MODE currando 10   2  SLEERMODE eit rp Us Nets 11   3  RUN MODE sara 11   D CALIBRATION PROCEDURE             eeeeeeeeeen esee eese eee enus 12  I Calibration E 12  Re 14  T Gene EE 14       Table of Contents 1    Service Manual       Table of Contents    2  Troubleshooting Mats    15  Diagrams and Schematics tds te 
8. and LED would    be bright     Turn off the AC switch and turn on  power        After removing safe key  treadmill  can   t stop       Reed switch of console was broken     Replace reed switch or console           LED has problem that would be not  bright  incomplete or imperfect        1     LED light was broken        Replace LED or console           Troubleshooting 16       Service Manual       Troubleshooting       Seven segment displays have problem  that would be not bright  incomplete  or imperfect       Seven segment displays was broken     Replace console and calibrate it        When press    START    button to start  treadmill  running belt isn   t running  and window displays    LS    error  message after 8 seconds     1    GO Du      Controller has unusual with shut down  the S_D    light will be always bright       Motor wires  red  black  didn   t plug into    controller       Computer cables don   t connect on right position     Computer cables were broken that got damage      Motor belt was cut off      Controller was broken      Motor was broken      Console was broken     Turn off power and reset the treadmill   Plug wires again     Plug the wire again on controller   connector and console   Replace the wires     Replace motor belt   Replace controller   Replace motor   Replace console           When press    START    button to start  treadmill  running belt is running but  window displays    LS    error message  after 8 seconds      Speed sensor cable was  
9. broken  open  console can   t receive       2     Magnet doesn   t have magnetic     4       The distance is too long between speed sensor    cable and magnet   Don   t have magnet or magnet fall off     Speed sensor cable was broken  short     5 The 12C508A was broken on the controller        Adjust the distance to 5mm between  speed sensor cable and magnet   Replace a magnet    Use metal material to test the magnet if  have magnetic    Replace sensor cable    Replace  12C508A  or controller           Troubleshooting 17       Service Manual       Troubleshooting       the speed     6     Computer cable of 12PIN didn   t connect into  right position       Computer cable of 12PINwas broken       Console was broken     Plug the cable again on controller   connector and console    Gray and purple wires got damage   replace the wires    Replace console        When press    START    button to start  treadmill  running belt is getting  running but window displays    LS     error message after 8 seconds      Speed sensor cable was broken   open   console can   t receive signal  for unusual speed     2     Computer of 12PIN didn   t connect in right    4       The distance is too long between speed sensor    cable and magnet   Sensor cable was broken     position   Computer cable of 12PIN was broken       Console was broken     Adjust the distance to 5mm between  speed sensor cable and magnet   Replace sensor cable    Plug the cable again on controller   connector and console  Gray a
10. e safe key away will power off the treadmill     2  READY MODE    a     b     c     d     e     When the treadmill is ON and the SAFETY KEY is inserted in  console   6 LED windows and twenty rows of Tri color    dots      8high   7 SEGMENT LED display    0 00     MANUAL LED  will be bright  the LAP light s run a circle each second          TIME  DISTANCE and CALORIES Values will all be saved  when RUN Mode enters READY Mode     In READY Mode  if user doesn   t press any button for 30  minutes it will automatically turn off  blank out      Console will display current software version in MESSAGE  window  DISTANCE window displays total accumulated  working distance  TIME window displays total accumulated  working time     Incline will be calibrated to zero automatically  If incline is  faulty  INCLINE window will display ERR  At this time   incline is non function but other functions are normal     3  SLEEP MODE    a     In SLEEP Mode  if any buttons are pressed then the treadmill  enters READY Mode     4  RUN MODE       Operation 7    Service Manual       Operation   a  In RUN Mode  press the    STOP    button and remove the  SAFETY KEY will cause the treadmill stop instantly and enter  OFF Mode    b  Display will automatically shift every 5 seconds    c  Press    Display    button to exchange the displaying of LED  which includes laps of Track  Incline profile and Speed profile    B FUNCTION  1  SPEED   a  In RUN Mode  DISPLAY range is 0 0 to 99 9 km    b  WORK range is 1 to 
11. ic key fits in the Console to activate all functions     Console     Interface that controls all functions of the treadmill     Main controller     A circuit board that incorporates the DC power supply and  takes input from the console and sends out appropriate  voltages that control the treadmill functions     Treadmill motor     A variable speed  reversing 0   90 volt D C  motor that  powers the main running belt        Description 4    Service Manual       Description  B GENERAL INFORMATION    1  CONSOLE    a  Contains 6 windows which are twenty rows of Tri color    dots      8high  indicate each segment of a workout     2  MAIN CONTROLLER    a  Contains power supply and control circuits    3  TREADMILL MOTOR    a  Variable speed reversing 0 90 volt DC motor     b  Has three wires red  black and green     If there is DC voltage on the Red wire  M   the treadmill  motor will turn clockwise     If there is DC voltage on the Black wire  M   the treadmill  motor will turn counter clockwise    The higher the voltage the faster the motor turns     The green wire is ground        Description 5    Service Manual       Description    OFF Mode  SAFETY KEY  READY Mode ff                   RUN Mode    Program             SLEEP Mode    Press Any Key    Figure 1 Operational Flowchart                   Description 6    Service Manual       Operation    OPERATION    A WINDOW DISPLAY MODE    T   a     OFF MODE    If console can   t be displayed  be sure your safe key has  attached  Pull th
12. ie tad iati 20  APPENDIX A    iocos reped extre cepi re d ibku sk 25   1  TREADBELT ADJUSTMENT                   ene 25  APPENDIB dat EE E 27   1  TREADMILL LUBRICATION eee 27  APPENDIX C ge Eeer ess 28   1  RESET SWITCH RESETTING                      eee 28  APPENDIX D    ierit reet Lear roe a eni 29   lc PUSE  REPLACEMENT ergeet Ar ip tenti 29  APPENDIX Eeer 30   1  SPEED SENSOR ADJUSTMENT                     e 30   2  SERVICE QUESTION Sicuani 30       Table of Contents 2    Service Manual       Table of Figures  TABLE OF FIGURES  Figure 1 Operational Flowchart     senza 6  Figure 2 Console Kent  Ee 20  Figure 3 Mechanical Layout  cioe rer pibe tedious 21  Figure 4 Main Controller information  amp  voltages                  21  Figure 5 Function JK1 connector on Main Controller            22  Figure 6 Wiring Diagram deer cde Siete ae 23  Figure 7 Schematic Diagram                      eee 24  Figure 8 If Tread belt sports tito Ec ties 25  Figure 9 If tread belt shifts too far to the Right                      25  Figure 10 If tread belt shifts too far to the Left                       26  Figure 11 Resetting Reset switch      ss 28  Figure 12 Fuse replacement    orit tote eri pensts 29       Table of Figures 3    Service Manual       Description    DESCRIPTION    A ELECTRICAL CONFIGURATION          Note  Electrical servicing of this treadmill is limited to board  level replacement           1     a     b     c     d     Z700 A82 TREADMILL COMPONENTS    Safety key     Magnet
13. km  If button is pressed continuously  then speed decreases to MIN SPEED quickly       CALIBRATION PROCEDURE    1     b     c     d     e     g     CALIBRATION    Turn on power   Press  START  and  FAST  button at the same time     Inserts the SAFETY KEY on monitor that will  display  FACTORY SETTING PRESS NETER  in  MESSAGE window     Km Mile Mode  Press  NETER  to choose the unit mode and  in Dot Matrix will display  UNIT ENGLISH     press    FAST     button to change to Mile which will display  UNIT METRIC     Set wheel size  Press    NETER    button to set    WHEEL SIZE     and in    TIME    window will display 2 5 preset value   Dot  Matrix will display    ADJUST WHEEL SIZE THEN PRESS  NETER    then adjust the value from 1 5 to 3 5   preset value is  2 72     Set Min  speed  Press    NETER    button to set the minimum  speed that will display the value 1 0 in the TIME window  Dot  Matrix will display  ADJUST MIN SPEED THEN PRESS  NENTER        Set Max  speed  Press    NETER    button to set the high speed  that will display the value 20 in TIME window  Dot Matrix will  display  ADJUST MIN SPEED THEN PRESS NENTER  then  enter the value    18           Operation 12    Service Manual       Operation    h  Set Max  elevation  In    TIME    window displays    MAX  ELEVATION    and in Dot Matrix window displays    ADJUST  MAX ELEVATION THEN PRESS START TO  CALIBRATION        i  Press    FAST SLOW    buttons to adjust the setting values     j  After correcting  treadmill would 
14. nd purple  wires got damage  replace the wires   Replace console        The windows display is not 1 to 18 0  km h      Monitor is not calibrated     Calibrate the monitor        The speed of running doesn t match  with console display     1     Monitor is not calibrated     Calibrate the monitor        The windows display    Err         EEPROM was broken or accessing problem     Replace console and calibrate it           After pressing    START    button  the  treadmill stop  immediately          Controller was broken        Replace controller and calibrate it           Troubleshooting 18       Service Manual       Troubleshooting       Hand pulse lost its function    No pulse displayed on monitor     1 Hands don   t hold the hand pulse or hold the hand  pulse with single hand    2 The connector of HANDPULSE W WIRE and  Console don   t connect into position    3 The wires got damage with connecting the  HANDPULSE W WIRE and Console     Two hands hold the hand pulse   Connect the wires again     Replace wires        Tread belt does not run in center     1  Tread belt tension not even across tread belt     See treadbelt adjustment     see Appendix A        Tread belt hesitates while being  stepped on     1  Insufficient lubricant on tread belt     See treadbelt lubrication  see Appendix  B        Black particles collecting under  treadmill     1  Drive belt is breaking in     Vacuum under treadmill periodically        Noise under motor cover     1 Worn brushes or bearings on m
15. otor   2 Front roller bearings are defective   3 Drive belt is misadjusted  too tight or too loose      Replace motor   Replace front roller   Adjust motor position           Noise in the rear of the treadmill        1 Rear roller bearings are defective   2 Rear roller misaligned        Replace rear roller   Adjust rear roller position           Troubleshooting 19       Service Manual       Diagrams and Schematics    DIAGRAMS AND SCHEMATICS       Figure 2 Console Layout          Diagrams and Schematics 20    Service Manual       Diagrams and Schematics       FAST RECOVERY  MOS DIODE RECTIFIER  MOT DRVLED    AC INPUT   ESA         M  0 110 VDC TO MOTOR   RED WIRE     4 M   0 VDC TO MOTOR  ces 8    BLACK WIRE                SHUT DOWNLED  AC    110 VAC IN    T Ne      TORQUE  VARISTOR      NS  AC2 y  11OVAC IN A  INCLINE DOWN       S   BLCAKWIRE   SC Lem LIMITLED  INCLINE MOTOR A   WHITE WIRE   gt   INCLINE Up            3 POWER LED   RED WIRE   a PWM LED  i Jk2 SPEED SENSOR  PROGRAM IC         INCLINE DOWN LED  INCLINE UP LED    AC OUT2       Jk1 CONNECTION TO CONSOLE    AC OUT 1    Jk3 DETEMINES INCLINE LEVEL    Figure 4 Main Controller information  amp  voltages       Diagrams and Schematics 21    Service Manual       Diagrams and Schematics       Figure 5 Function JK1 connector on Main Controller       Diagrams and Schematics 22    Service Manual       Diagrams and Schematics                                                                                                     
16. reset then enter    READY  MODE           Operation 13    Service Manual       Troubleshooting    TROUBLESHOOTING    Vv    WARNING     ALWAYS UNPLUG THE TREADMILL FROM THE ELECTRICAL  OUTLET BEFORE SERVICING THE UNIT     1  GENERAL    a  Doa visual check of all wiring and connections looking for  chafed wires or lose connections     b  Make sure any wiring is safely positioned and or secured away  from moving parts     c  If you find a fuse blown on a circuit board replace the circuit  board        Troubleshooting 14    Service Manual       Troubleshooting    2  TROUBLESHOOTING MATRIX          Condition Reason Solve  When turn on power  ON OFF switch  1  Power cord don   t plug into outlet in right Plug the power cord into outlet   isn   t bright  position  Plug the power cord into unit   2  Power cord don   t plug into unit  Check the voltage of outlet   3  The voltage of outlet is too lower  Replace power cord   4  Plug or connector of power cord is imperfection   Replace power cord   5  Connector of power cord was broken  Check the wire if came away  connect it  6  Connecting cable came away  again   7  Breaker tripped  Press the small red button to come back  8  Breaker was broken  original status   9  ON OFF switch was broken  Replace breaker     Replace A C switch        After turning on power  treadmill has  sound of blowing       Power cord plug in wrong position  varistor was    broken on controller     Check the voltage of power is 110V           When insert safe ke
17. rtightened  edges of treadbelt will begin to curl  CAUTION   DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE TO WALK ON  TREADBELT WHILE YOU ARE ADJUSTING        APPENDIX A 26    Service Manual       APPENDIX B    APPENDIX 8    1  TREADMILL LUBRICATION    Your treadmill should require little maintenance other then periodically  applying lubricant  Lubricating under the treadbelt will ensure superior  performance and extend its life expectancy     HOW TO CHECK TREADBELT FOR PROPER LUBRICATION  Lift one side of the treadbelt and feel the top surface of the treadboard   If the surface is  slick  to the touch  then no further lubrication is required  If the surface is dry to the touch  apply one packet of lubricant    HOW TO APPLY LUBRICANT   1  Lift one side of treadbelt    2  Pour one half of the lubricant bottle under the center of the treadbelt on  the top surface of the treadboard   3  Walk on the treadmill at a slow speed for 3 to 5 minutes to evenly  distribute lubricant    NOTE  DO NOT over lubricate treadboard  Any excess lubricant that  comes out should be wiped off     IMPORTANT  ONLY USE HALF THE BOTTLE OF LUBRICANT   PER APPLICATION   LUBRICATION SCHEDULE   1  After the first 25 hours of use  2 3 months  apply one half bottle of  lubricant   2  Every 50 hours of use  5 8 months  apply one half bottle of lubricant    We recommend that you use   Lube N Walk    Treadmill Lubrication Kit        APPENDIX B 27    Service Manual       APPENDIX C    APPENDIX G    Tripped       Figure 11 Resetting Reset
18. y  no display is on  monitor        Q bh WN ra      Haven   t switch ON OFF switch      Insert the Safe key on wrong position     Computer cable of 12PIN was broken     Fuse of controller was broken      Varistor of controller was broken        Switch the A C switch    Insert the safe key on right position   Replace computer cable of 12PIN   Replace fuse or controller    Replace varistor or controller           Troubleshooting 15       Service Manual       Troubleshooting         Reed switch of console was broken   open     Other components are imperfection     Replace reed switch or console   Replace console        When console didn   t insert safe key  but treadmill could display or operate     Nej DW      Reed switch of console was broken   short     Have other magnetic components on console     Replace reed switch or console   Remove magnetic component beside safe  key        When press    START     treadmill don   t  start       Motor M  or M  wire didn   t connect into right    position       Controller was broken   No power to motor     Please check and plug again     Replace controller or IGBT G30N60 and  add the Silicone Heat Sink Paste suitably   Replace motor        3  Motor was broken  Please check the wire and connector if it  was broken   Treadmill stops or shuts off by itself   1  House breaker tripped  Reset it   2  Treadmill breaker tripped  Reset treadmill breaker   3  Treadmill controller fuse was broken  Replace fuse  4      Treadmill controller shut down 
    
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