Push start and it moves 4" and stops but panel shows still moving. Well maintained, good belt with no binding. bad mother board?

please LUBE the deck belt inmediately.

2) LUbe the rollers bearing too

3) test the input voltage motor , if there are the motor need repair.

4) Test the output motor board,if there are NOT voltage the board is faulty.

God bless you

Either something is binding the blower wheel up or the motor is bad. The best thing is to take the front of the machine off to access the blower wheel to verify ifanything is indeed binding it.IF not read the next section.
If you can turn the drum and then the dryer starts you have a bad motor. The way the dryer works is when you initially push the start button, electricity is sent to the start winding, or stator, of the motor. This will in turn start the motor turning. From there the stator will drop out of the electrical process and at the same time the run winding, or rotor, will take over and the motor will continie to run. Your stator is damaged, has a burn spot, etc so by you turning the drum, the belt around the drum is moved which is attached to the motor pulley. You basically take the place of the stator. Long story short, you have a bad motor.

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Not trying to be condesending but start simple and work your way up.
1. strip dow board to;
a. known good older processor
b. known good single memory stick
c. known good power supply
Test
move memory one slot over
Test
Move memory over one slot
test
move memory to last slot
test
You have tested the variables if still not working you have a bad mother board.
contact foxconn for replacement.

1) adjust sensor reed switch or optical disk by 1/8" aprox and replace if neccesary after if the problem persist.
Chech the plug connector console panel vs. and controller board. If everything is wrong the console panel is bad.

U have a bad window regulator

I would inspect the throttle cable first of all. They do have a braded cable which can break a strand and bind at areas inside the surrounding cable housing. It would be easiest to remove it from the throttle body and work it freely. That way you can tell if it binds up. Have some one push and pull up the gas pedal as well to inspect. You will know if this is the problem your having. Also lube the cable if you think it is still good to reuse

Can you give more details? are you saying it stops 7 seconds after you step on it, (every time)?

If so, have you had the treadmill a while? this is an indicator of a worn belt. the belt is not sliding like it should, and drawing too much current. your control board will 'clip' the current off after a pre-set time, to avoid burning up components.

other things it could be:
1. your belt is too tight. did you tighten it lately? When did your treadmill start doing this?
2. The motor is going bad, and drawing too much current.
3. motor control board is bad.

look at your motor's current rating: measure the current draw when you get on it. if the current draw is ~ 80% of the rated current of the motor, and your belt is good,..and not too tight, it could be the motor.

if the treadmill is stopping while only drawing 4 or 5 amps, I would lean towards the control board is bad.

cheapest way to get started troubleshooting. Ensure the belt is not too tight, (adjust to only about 3 inches slack, when you pull up on it). next. buy some belt lubricant and lube it up.

If this doesn't fix your problem, keep looking for other fixya help. someone with SportCraft TX 2.5 specific experience. Sorry, I only have generic help here.

good luck.

Either a bind in the carriage, the spring drum is weak or the escapement need adjusted...Nothing real simply unless you have a slight bind..may a light i repeat light dap of oil to the carriage rails...

My guess: bad motor bearings which let the rotor move off-center and bind.
Usually the motors are not repairable

sounds like youve got a kiddy toy stuck in the rail ,4 bolts and the seats out !! BE CARFUL of the spring loaded slider ( if it is spring loaded ) it will *** you if given the chance.