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This is most likely a console problem. replacing the console is what's needed.
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it is possible. It could also be a console issue. Do the buttons beep when pressed? They do on most machines.
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yes, I would say soon. keep it lubricated and Here is a code you can use on the checkout page for a 5% discount (5offkevin)
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yes
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I don't think its a calibration issue
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This sounds as if its a controller. once I replaced the controller I would do an amp draw test just to verify the condition of the belt. https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/dc-amp-draw Here is a code you can use on the checkout page for a 5% discount (5…
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yes, you remove the existing transformer. and just plug and play. some will require a calibration but that's an easy process
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Use this link; https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/mc-2100-motor-control-board-with-transformer we have these. Here is a code you can use on the checkout page for a 5% discount (5offkevin)
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can you get me the serial number of the treadmill?
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This is a motor controller failure. Test the motor to be sure. https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/motor-testing Here is a code you can use on the checkout page for a 5% discount (5offkevin)
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Check the voltage in the main harness. you're looking for 8-12VDC between the red and black wires in the harness.
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ok, let me know
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Try doing an amp draw test. https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/dc-amp-draw
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sounds as if the belt getting thin and ready to fold over on itself
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what I would do is verify the wire harness. make sure none of the wires got pinched or damaged. Also check the connectors.
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how old is the walking belt? It may be that it needs to be replaced. Try doing an amp draw test. https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/dc-amp-draw
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check all the buttons on the console. They should all beep when pressed. if not, that console is most likely the problem
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check to see if you can tighten it up. if you can't, replace the belt.
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Check the belt from the roller to the motor. Does it stop? does the motor keep spinning?
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sometimes, those belts can be pretty dry and that causes a lot of friction. I would try lubing it some more and concentrate the lube right in front of where you walk. What I'm trying to accomplish is to re-condition the belt.
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Lubricate the walking belt. https://www.treadmilldoctor.com/premium-lube-10-1-oz and Here is a code you can use on the checkout page for a 5% discount (5offkevin)
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I do have one other option. Check out this link. It's called the Treadmill Rescue Kit. Once you check out the video give me a call if you'd like more info. 888-362-1105 x 330. it's most likely less expensive than you would have paid for a replaceme…
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Make sure the belt is well lubricated. dry spots can cause that.
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yes
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Typically, that would be ok. Try the machine and let me know if it works ok.
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intermittent issues are really hard to diagnose. Try this, start the machine and try moving the connections to see if you can reproduce the problem.
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The first thing I would check it to make sure all the wire connections are tight. Specifically, the main harness at the motor controller all the way up to the console.
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Stride length is what I believe you are talking about. I think that is important if more than 1 user is using the machine. Especially, if one of you is considerably taller than the other. Incline settings will allow limited stride length adjustment …
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You'll need to replace that controller. What is the model number of the C990?
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for the calibration, its the stop and + buttons to enter calibration.