Following information is valid for most of treadmills equipped with Endex Controllers
There are two different modes of operations built into the console which are useful for getting information and testing certain functions of the treadmill.
The different modes are:
1. Engineering Mode:
This mode goes through what software version is being used on the treadmill, the software parameters, the ability to change between Metric and English units, the total mileage on the treadmill and the total number of hours the treadmill has been used.
2. Test Mode:
This mode takes you through several different functionality checks for the console and a quick check on the MCB Start Relay Switch. This allows you to see all the readouts on the console, checks all the buttons functionality, checks for incline functionality and Test/Calibration and checks to make sure the MCB is capable of driving the running belt.
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Compact Treadmill Main Parts Replacement
treadmill replacement parts
Motor Hood removal and replacement
Tool: Allen wrench & Phillips screwdriver
Removal steps
Rear End Cap and Carrying Bar removal and replacement
Tool: Phillips screwdriver & Allen wrench.
Rear Roller removal and replacement
Tool: Allen wrench.
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Motor Hood removal and replacement
Tool: Allen wrench & Phillips screwdriver
Removal steps
Tool: Phillips screwdriver & Allen wrench.
Tool: Allen wrench.
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Sunday, 9 February 2014
Saturday, 25 January 2014
Treadmill Error E1 on Strengthmaster Treadmills
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Treadmill Error Code – E1
This Error Code may appear under 3 different situations:
• The “Start” button is pushed and the E1 error code is displayed immediately.
• The “Start” button is pushed, the display counts for 3 seconds, the DC Motor begins to run and then stop after 6 seconds, when the E1 error code is displayed.
• The “Start” button is pushed, the display count for 6 seconds, and then the E1 error code appears. The belt does not move in this situation.
After you determine which of these scenarios is occurring, please follow the instructions below to correct the problem.
If the E1 error code shows immediately it is likely a wiring connection problem. Check the connector at the back of the display, in the handlebars and at the bottom of the right side support post. Make sure that the connectors are turned the right way, that none of the pins are bent and that they are firmly pressed together. If this does not solve the problem you may have a problem with a wiring harness. Check to see if the harness was damaged during assembly by visibly inspecting the harness where the handlebars and the support post are connected during assembly and where the support post is inserted into the base. If there are signs of damage, you can isolate the mid-section of wiring harness and test to see if this is the problem through removing the display from the handlebars and attaching it directly to the end of the wiring harness coming out of the right side of the base. If the display now works properly, replace the damaged wiring harness.
If this does not resolve the problem, remove the bottom hood cover and replace the wiring harness from the controller board to the base. You might also try to replace the speed sensor of the treadmill.
If the E1 error occurs after the belt starts to move for several seconds, the error code means that the system is not picking up the speed of the motor. This pickup comes from a magnet mounted on the front roller pulley and a speed sensor or from an optic sensor on the motor. To resolve this problem, follow these steps:
A. Check the connection between the speed sensor and the controller board. This connection may be sealed with hot glue to keep it from loosening. Make sure that the connection is secure without removing the hot glue.
B. Make sure that the magnet is properly installed on the front pulley. If you cannot locate the magnet on the pulley order a new magnet (write at parts@partsfortreadmill.com).
C. Replace the magnet and/or sensor
If this does not solve the problem, this is likely caused by a defective motor (too much current need from the motor causes the board to enter protection mode and stop the treadmill belt)
If the E1 error after the display count the workout time for 6 seconds but the belt never begins, the error code means that the DC Motor Controller is likely defective and needs to be replaced. The problem could also be associated with a defective motor (8/13%).
Treadmill Error Code – E1
This Error Code may appear under 3 different situations:
• The “Start” button is pushed and the E1 error code is displayed immediately.
• The “Start” button is pushed, the display counts for 3 seconds, the DC Motor begins to run and then stop after 6 seconds, when the E1 error code is displayed.
• The “Start” button is pushed, the display count for 6 seconds, and then the E1 error code appears. The belt does not move in this situation.
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| Treadmill Error E1 |
If the E1 error code shows immediately it is likely a wiring connection problem. Check the connector at the back of the display, in the handlebars and at the bottom of the right side support post. Make sure that the connectors are turned the right way, that none of the pins are bent and that they are firmly pressed together. If this does not solve the problem you may have a problem with a wiring harness. Check to see if the harness was damaged during assembly by visibly inspecting the harness where the handlebars and the support post are connected during assembly and where the support post is inserted into the base. If there are signs of damage, you can isolate the mid-section of wiring harness and test to see if this is the problem through removing the display from the handlebars and attaching it directly to the end of the wiring harness coming out of the right side of the base. If the display now works properly, replace the damaged wiring harness.
If this does not resolve the problem, remove the bottom hood cover and replace the wiring harness from the controller board to the base. You might also try to replace the speed sensor of the treadmill.
If the E1 error occurs after the belt starts to move for several seconds, the error code means that the system is not picking up the speed of the motor. This pickup comes from a magnet mounted on the front roller pulley and a speed sensor or from an optic sensor on the motor. To resolve this problem, follow these steps:
A. Check the connection between the speed sensor and the controller board. This connection may be sealed with hot glue to keep it from loosening. Make sure that the connection is secure without removing the hot glue.
B. Make sure that the magnet is properly installed on the front pulley. If you cannot locate the magnet on the pulley order a new magnet (write at parts@partsfortreadmill.com).
C. Replace the magnet and/or sensor
If the E1 error after the display count the workout time for 6 seconds but the belt never begins, the error code means that the DC Motor Controller is likely defective and needs to be replaced. The problem could also be associated with a defective motor (8/13%).
Saturday, 18 January 2014
Astek treadmill board wiring data
Treadmill MCB electrical photos& statement
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