I've just installed a new Reebok one gt40s treadmill.All appears ok except for 2 dull thuds every track revolution, even when I'm not on it. Any ideas what might be causing the repetitive dull thuds?
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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
There could be a few possible reasons why your Reebok One GT40s treadmill is stopping suddenly after only a few minutes of use. Here are a few things you can try:
Check the power cord and outlet. Make sure that the power cord is securely plugged into the treadmill and the outlet, and that the outlet is functioning properly.
Check the treadmill's safety key. The safety key is a small device that helps to prevent accidents by shutting off the treadmill if it becomes disconnected from the control panel. Make sure that the safety key is properly inserted into the treadmill and the control panel, and that it is not damaged or loose.
Check the belt and deck. If the belt is slipping or the deck is not properly lubricated, it can cause the treadmill to stop suddenly. Make sure that the belt is properly aligned and tightened, and that the deck is adequately lubricated according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Check for any visible damage or loose parts. If you notice any visible damage to the treadmill or any parts that are loose or not functioning properly, it may be necessary to have the treadmill serviced by a professional.
I hope this information is helpful. If the problem persists after trying these steps, it is recommended to have the treadmill serviced by a professional to ensure that it is functioning safely and correctly.
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!
Its normal. Indicating safety key is displaced.
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I have a problem with my reebok i walk i run treadmill. The belt does not move on the lower speeds and after using it there is a burning smell even though it is working fine once I get past the first two speeds. I have had it 2 years but have never oiled it as I am not sure how and where.
There are 2 allen screws on the rear of the machine. Use an allen wrench and access the side in which the walk belt is tracking towards. (tracking to the right go to the right screw) Insert the allen wrench and rotate the screw one revolution CLOCKWISE. This should move the belt 1/4 inch towards the center. If needed you may rotate the screw one and possibly 2 more revolutions but more than that you may have another issue with the machine.
Good luck! Tim
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