it needs service
the motor current is to high and jammped.
due to bad belt parts or the motor itself , a tech with turn the parts by hand to see if they or what is jammed.
or gear box there.
get it fixed ? ok:
E2 Error usually indicates that the treadmill is overloaded and applies to various models like TR150, TRX1000 and TR 200. To fix this problem, check if your treadmill motor is overheating. Signs of an overheated motor include; grinding noise, motor produces a burning smell and inconsistent operation speeds.
Usually a spark means you have a problem with either the drive motor or motor controller board became damaged. Unplug unit remove the motor shroud physically inspect the motor and board for any signs of arching then replaced the board. Next use a multi meter to check continuity of the drive motor by removing the red and black leads that attached to the board if a reading is much more than 1.0 to 2.0 ohms then your motor is also damaged need to be replaced.
f the E13 error code is still showing after restarting your treadmill, check to ensure that the wiring between the AC motor drive and motor cables is securely connected. If any of the cables/connectors appear loose, completely power off and unplug the treadmill before unplugging and reattaching the cables.
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 a problem with the magnet.Feb 29, 2016
Hi Chris,Hope so you're doing well, fact that it runs briefly and then flips the fuse suggests a potential overload or short circuit problem. To troubleshoot the issue, start by checking the power source and ensuring that the circuit breaker or fuse can handle the treadmill's electrical load.Inspect the power cord for any signs of damage, fraying, or loose connections. Make sure it is securely plugged into the outlet. Additionally, examine the motor control board for any visible signs of damage, such as burnt components or loose wires.Testing the motor by disconnecting the power and manually rotating the treadmill belt can help identify any obstructions or issues with the motor or belt tension. If you are unable to identify or resolve the problem on your own then download now user guide, it is advisable to consult a qualified technician or contact the manufacturer's customer support for further assistance.Hope so this will help you!Regards,Bryce JuneCEO & Founder of https://trafficriderapp.com/
It sounds like there may be an issue with the incline motor or the lifting mechanism. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can take:
Check for any visible damage or obstructions in the incline mechanism. Make sure that there is nothing blocking the movement of the incline motor or lifting mechanism.
Check the wiring and connections for the incline motor. Make sure that all wires are connected securely and that there are no loose or damaged wires.
Test the voltage going to the incline motor. Use a multimeter to check that the motor is receiving the correct voltage.
Try to manually adjust the incline. This will help you determine if the issue is with the motor or the lifting mechanism. To do this, unplug the treadmill and remove the motor cover. Locate the incline motor and manually turn the screw with an Allen wrench to raise or lower the incline. If the incline moves smoothly and easily, the issue is likely with the motor. If the incline is difficult to move or doesn't move at all, the issue is likely with the lifting mechanism.
If you're not comfortable performing these steps, it may be best to contact a professional to diagnose and repair the issue.
Check the belt: Make sure the belt is properly aligned and tensioned, as a misaligned or loose belt could cause the incline to get stuck.
Check the incline motor: If the incline motor is not functioning properly, it could be preventing the incline from moving. You may need to have the motor inspected or replaced.
Check the incline sensors: If the incline sensors are not functioning properly, they could be preventing the incline from moving. You may need to have the sensors inspected or replaced.
Check the control board: If the control board is not functioning properly, it could be preventing the incline from moving. You may need to have the control board inspected or replaced.
It sounds like you're experiencing an E2 error on your Reebok GT40s treadmill. This error is indicative of a problem with the speed sensor, which may need to be replaced. Additionally, check your cables and connections to make sure they are all securely plugged in
You need a new control board - around 65 UK pounds from Reebok (in uk) and pretty easy to fix. Remove 4 screws from plastic motor cover and remove cover. Loosen the circuit board hold-down screws (x2) then take phone/ipad photographs of board connections to aid re-assembly. Disconnect the 6 or 7 leads from their spade connectors. Fit new board, reconnect the leads in the same place using the photographs then, fit the two board retaining screws and replace the cover and 4 screws. Job done!
