Model RBTL09104 treadmill. Where can I get a wiring diagram?

check any damage on the display board and inspect the wiring

Typically when this occurs, it is an indication of a short circuit in the motor controller board. To test to make sure the problem is in the board


1) Unplug the treadmill from the wall.

2) Remove the motor hood.

3) Unplug the speed wires from the board. On many boards, you will have 2 to 3 wires that control speed and many are labeled H, W, and L. If you cannot find the speed wires, do not guess, contact us with your make and model number and we will try to help you with the wiring.

4) Return the treadmill to a usable position once the speed wires are disconnected and plug the treadmill back in.

5) If the treadmill begins to run at full speed, the motor control has failed and requires replacement.

6) If the treadmill does not run at full speed you could have a speed input problem, wiring problem, or another short circuit.

For any further troubleshooting questions please do not hesitate to contact us, our number is 888-713-2880 or check out our Tech Support Center online

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looks like there is power to the board. the board the sends power to the console. there could be a loose connection at the board

see the diagram attached and fix it. God bless you

Adjust for 1/8" and clean the sensor switch. Remember the main boar controller motor control the function for the display board(by power supply, electronic signals like the sensor reed, etc) Tight the flexible cable or ribbon cable and plug with carefully and paciencie, Disconnect the power cord

It sounds a lot like it might be your Motor Control Board. You can find one used on varios websites (ebay if you're lucky). I found one for $149.00 on the following website:

http://www.treadmilldoctor.com/PROFORM-545S-TREADMILL-Motor-Control-Board

I hope you got a good deal on it because it seems to be quite an expensive part.

Thanks and good luck!

Sorry your in the wrong section for your problem

Solved this problem by contacting the Evo/Smooth directly. Great service.

The power leads Black/red will determine the direction that the motor will turn. If the leads have been switched to the wrong terminals at the lower PCA it will run backwards even if the black and red line up when the motor is plugged in. Check to see if the power cable on the lower board is in the right configuration. I've seen the terminals get switched when a new lower board is installed.

there are generally two control boards, I am assuming you looked at the lower one. I would first disconnect the power leads at the board and see if it still blows the circuit breaker (fuse?). If it does the check wiring for short. If OK then reconnect power leads and then disconnect all other wires (plug-ins) to the board and try again, each time plug a connection in and retry. (remember to disconnect power each time). I have a feeling the smoke got let out of this lower board and may need replacement. hope this helps
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