Top 20 Life Fitness 9500HR Next Generation Remanufactured Treadmill - Page 4 Questions & Answers

On that left side end cap has a liquid wax hose assembly with nozzle on/off switch, this is used to refill the wax bladder underneath the running deck for lubricating the running belt itself. their are 2 screws that hold the end cap you will see the nozzle make sure its turned off make sure hose connections are snug. If any cracks in hose replace accordingly.

I am having the same problem please let me know if you fixed it at [email protected]

Hi there,

Well the probable cause are -

Bad power entry module or motor controller.
Corrective Action
Verify line voltage at the P1 connector on the Motor controller. IF voltage exists, replace motor controller. 
If no voltage exists, replace power entry module.

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Good Luck!!

Thanks

The manager settings have been set for 20 min. max.
Dont remember on the next gen but will check for how to enter settings.

Just call Life Fitness and they will send you one via e-mail attachment.

(800) 351-3737 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., CT Monday through Friday.

stephen
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Usually its the display panel not sending the proper signal - look under the display panel on the left side if standing on the belt, there is an access opening and there will be 3 plugs or connectors, it is the smaller 2 prong connector, just unplug and replug to clear the connection, that usually fixes mine, while in there unplug and replug all 3 plugs just to be safe.

It will be one of three things: #1 faulty Wax/Lift circuit board that controls the lift motor,#2 the motor itself, or #3 a faulty home switch, which is the white plastic switch in the base of the machine which senses the home position or zero degrees elevation.

it comes from sears , this brand is built in jonesboro ,and is not a top of the line brand but does what most other treadmills do , you can probably go to sears and see if they have a treadmill like your in the showroom and then ask a salesman if the sears service center carries theese manuals or maybe he can tell you where to get one , their is no volume control on theese machines for the beep , but if you locate the sound holes which are most likely on the bottom of the display board you can use a piece of ductape and cover this speaker to make it less noisy ,Hope this has helped ,Sincerely glenn

This mean that you unit is not equiped with a receiver inside the treadmill. Some models that was an option. Polar is the only brand that works with Lifefitness. You may have a bad upper display board. You can buy a replacement for a small amount of money. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/howard_079189dd4959a511

check for a little memory backup battery, probably a CR2032 located somewhere under the control panel.

How do I fix error 6 on my treadmill? E6 Error: Controller malfunction. Resolution: Ensure that the cables connecting the console and the controller are secure. If any of the cables/connectors appear loose, completely power off and unplug the treadmill before unplugging and reattaching the cables.Sep 23, 2021

E6 Error Code: Control Board Malfunction - Spirit Fitness Support

https://www.google.com/search?q=LIFE+FITNESS+T3+ERROR ..

Try to lubricate the belt and then use it. It seems the control temperature is getting above normal due to load

Sure, here are some steps you can try to fix the issue with your Lifefitness SE3 console:

1. Perform a system diagnosis: The Lifefitness SE3 console has a built-in diagnostic tool that can help you identify any hardware or software issues. To access this tool, press and hold the 'Home' and 'Volume Up' buttons for 5 seconds. Then select 'System Diagnostics' from the menu and follow the prompts to perform the diagnosis.
2. Check the system logs: The Lifefitness SE3 console logs all system events, which can help you identify the cause of the hang-up. To access the logs, go to the settings menu and select 'System Logs'. Look for any errors or warnings that may indicate a problem.
3. Update the BIOS: The Lifefitness SE3 console has a BIOS (basic input/output system) that controls the hardware and software interactions. Updating the BIOS can sometimes fix issues with the console. To update the BIOS, download the latest BIOS firmware from the Lifefitness website and follow the instructions provided.
4. Check the storage device: The Lifefitness SE3 console uses an embedded storage device to store data and software. If this storage device is faulty, it can cause the console to hang-up. To check the storage device, go to the settings menu and select 'Storage'. Look for any errors or warnings that may indicate a problem.
5. Reinstall the operating system: If none of the above steps work, you may need to reinstall the operating system on the console. To do this, download the latest operating system firmware from the Lifefitness website and follow the instructions provided.

To turn down or turn off the beeping on your Life Fitness 95xi elliptical, follow these steps:

1. Locate the control panel: The control panel is usually located near the handlebars or on the console of the elliptical.
2. Find the sound or beep settings: Look for a sound or beep option in the settings menu.
3. Adjust the volume or turn off the beeping: Use the up and down buttons to adjust the volume of the beep, or turn off the beep completely.
4. Save the changes: Once you have made the necessary adjustments, be sure to save the changes by pressing the "Save" or "Enter" button.

If you are unable to find the sound or beep settings, consult the owner's manual or contact the manufacturer for assistance. Keep in mind that some beeps are important safety warnings, and disabling them could be dangerous.

Hi Yuri, Hope so you're doing well, the distance unit from miles to kilometers on the Life Fitness Club Series+ treadmill, there are a few steps you can try before contacting Life Fitness support:

1. Warm reset: Press the CLEAR key twice, and then hold down the ENTER key. The treadmill should perform a "warm" reset and beep three times, indicating that the USER MENU has been activated. After the reset, check if you can access the distance unit setting.
2. Manual access: Alternatively, you can try holding down the ENTER key while turning on the treadmill. The message "USER MENU" should appear, and after a second, the MESSAGE CENTER will display the first menu item. Navigate through the menu options using the appropriate keys until you find the distance unit setting.

Hope so this will work for you! Regards, Bryce June

It sounds like the resistance on your Life Fitness X7 elliptical is set too high for the machine to be used effectively as a warm-up tool. There are a few things you can try to adjust the resistance on the machine.

• Check the user manual that came with the elliptical to see if there are any specific instructions for adjusting the resistance.
• Check the resistance settings on the dashboard to ensure that they are set to the correct level.
• Check the resistance adjustment knob or lever to ensure that it is not stuck or jammed in place.
• Check the belt tension on the elliptical to ensure that it is not too tight.
• Check to ensure that there is no debris or dust in the resistance mechanism.
• If the issue still persists after trying the above steps, it may be best to contact Life Fitness technical support or consult a technician for further assistance.

It is also a good idea to inspect the machine overall for any damage or wear. If all else fails, the used elliptical may have a defect or may not be compatible with your needs. You may need to consider purchasing a new one or a different model for your clients warm-up needs.

You have a dead short to earth and is almost certainly on the motor. This link should find you someone local. https://www.google.com/search?q=Life+fitness+4500HR+treadmill+repair ..

Hi, The resistance might be caused by internal gears are probably switching when you initially slow down. It's the same as when you're decelerating in a car prior to accelerating and the car has resistance when you're going at a speed just before the car gears shift. Thank you.