I have sportsart 6005. Series 6000.
LUBE THE deck belt very well this happen because the schedule lmaintenance. Maybe the deck belt is worn and need replace it
2( LUBE the rollers bearing too. very importante.
3( test the input voltage motor, if there are the motor need repair.
4( test the output voltage board, for input voltage motor, if there are NOT, the board is faulty.
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SOURCE: It has stopped and smells like a motor is burning
Ok! how I say, just send your motor DC to repair, at the same time, check the engine controller. any diode or mosfet is bad or damage
SOURCE: my sportsart 6150 treadmill gives an error code 1
I would say that it could possibly be a speed densor fault as error one means loss of speed signal!! If the mat moves first then error one shows i would change sensor before changing anything else, if the mat does not move it could be a lower control board fault.
SOURCE: DEAR FRIEND..OUR TREADMILL SA 1060..1.8HP STOPPED
An visual inspection must be made under the motor hood. First unplugged unit then remove motor shroud clean any dirt or debris.Then check for any visible signs of burning on the Motor Control Board. Also check in the front where the power switch is, that may have burned if not, there should be a main fuse holder that also could burn or fuse may have opened up. If the fuse holder is good then proceed to the fuse if it has opened up replace the fuse. Then plug unit back in while you are look at all components while someone initiate start-up and if any burning is visible then isolate what component is burning or arching. Then go to Sports Art Fitness.com go to customer service and get their international number and they should be able assist you.
SOURCE: Lifefitness TR 9000 treadmill - 1997 model
Because you are hearing the lift motor making a noise, it sounds like the gears in the motor are bad. The fix is to replace the lift motor.
SOURCE: Sportsart 3200 Treadmill Belt motor problem
5v DC equals .5 mph every 10v equates to 1 mph try increasing the speed if the DC voltage increases that means the motor control is working properly, then go back to the drive motor and check the motor brushes even though you have used a DC power source. They sometimes will not seat correctly and cause no belt movement, use a commutator stone a clean up the commutator arm.
If you can walk on your treadmill but you get a burning smell from it, you have a bad problem and discontinue use immediately and unplug the treadmill.
Burning smells are most commonly associated with the following problems:
1) Very high belt/deck friction.
2) Short in the motor.
3) Short in the wiring or electronics.
4) Literally cooking the lacquer or cardboard core (on cheap machines) in the motor from belt friction or a drive system
obstruction.
Friction is the #1 cause of this problem. Many cheaper treadmills have a motor with a cardboard core (people wonder why we are so
down on cheap treadmills) and if the voltage and amperage through the motor heats it up sufficiently, it begins to smolder. If this is the
case, you normally have to replace the belt and the motor and inspect the deck. If the armature has cooked enough in the motor, you
also have to replace the motor.
If the belt and deck check out OK, check for a short in the motor. You can run the motor with an independent power source like a fullycharged
cordless drill battery to see if the symptoms are the same. Click on the following link for our motor test.
If the belt and deck check out and the motor is OK, then check your wiring and electronics for signs of scorching and replace the
appropriate part(s). Watch this videos tips:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgb2TY3WCkg&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oeXTKqWECw&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPI6dFJCUA4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF3OyQ3HwfU&feature=related
http://www.fixya.com/support/r10724803-measure_voltage_in_transforme_fitness
http://www.fixya.com/support/r10786838-test_procedure_dc_motor
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