Troubleshooting guide 3-2 – True Fitness 450 SERIES User Manual

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Troubleshooting Guide

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Circuit breaker on treadmill

A. Damaged motor

Service required

trips when the power cord is
plugged into wall

B. Damage of defective motor

Service required

power supply board

Circuit breaker on treadmill
trips when inputting speed and

C. Damaged motor control circuit

Service required

starting

board

D. Restricted belt or flywheel

Check and remove obstruction or
call dealer

E. Treadbelt over tensioned

See Adjustments Page 1-5

Computer display LED’s do not

A. No power to treadmill

Restore power at electrical outlet

illuminate

or reset circuit breaker if in off position

B. Circuit breaker trip

Reset Circuit breaker

C. Pedestal to frame electrical

Service required

connector not connected or
completely connected

Incline Motor and tread motor

A. Pedestal to frame electrical

Service required

will not turn on*

connector not connected or
completely connected

Incline motor does not operate

A. Incomplete wire harness connection

Service required

but the treadbelt moves*

Scrambled digits on computer LED’s

A. Damaged E-Prom

Service required

B. Damaged computer board

Service required

Squeaking noise from motor

A. Poly V-belt slipping

Service required

while using the treadmill

B. Motor brush noise excessive

Service required

Treadbelt tracks left to right

A. Uneven floor

Move treadmill to even surface

B. Rear roller not adjusted for

Refer to Owner’s Manual to adjust

sloped floor

belt

Treadmill trips household or

A. Defective breaker

Replace breaker

institutional circuit breaker

B. Circuit too small

Use 20 amp circuit

C. Circuit over-loaded

Remove the other electrical
appliances on same circuit

Treadbelt feels unsmooth, jerks

A. Object between belt and deck

Remove object between belt and deck

intermittently

B. Object under belt

Remove object from under belt

C. Loose tread motor drive-belt

Service required

D. loose treadbelt tension

Refer to Owner’s Manual

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