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Damaged console cable
3. Belt starts moving, then stops after some length of time (1-30 minutes) with a user on the
running belt
High belt/deck friction
Low tension allowing belt slippage or Drive belt damage or tension
4. Belt starts moving and treadmill can be used normally, but speed 'feels' faster or slower than
expected
Calibrate the speed sensor
Note: If the treadmill worked as expected prior to updating the console software, the motor & MCB are
both likely in good operating condition and should not be immediately suspected after updating
software.
Updating console software
Updating the console software to the latest version is critical to ensuring the latest bug-fixes and
features of the treadmill are installed.
Software can be found for download at
Refer to the document in the "Additional Files" column for specific instructions on how to configure the
USB update and install it to the treadmill console.
Calibrating the speed sensor
Follow the procedure below to calibrate the speed sensor. Important: Do not stand on the treadmill
belt—stand on the side rails or the floor.
1. Hold Speed Down and Incline Up for about 3 seconds to access the Engineering Mode.
2. Use the Speed Up or Down buttons to navigate to ENG2.
3. Press Enter, and then press Start. The belt should begin moving automatically and increase
speed on its own. Some other combination of Enter and Start may be required on some
models.
4. When the belt stops and the console beeps 3 times, calibration is complete. If calibration takes
more than 10 minutes to complete, the speed sensor may be mis-adjusted or faulty.
Belt Speed Troubleshooting
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