I have a Proform 860, I moved it to another room in the house and now I am not getting anything...won't come on

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Either the belt is too slack or it needs to be reset.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/672296/Pro-Form-Crosswalk-395.html?page=20&term=reset&selected=9#manual

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Lube the deck belt with 100% siicone or wax
2) Lube the rollers bearing
3)test tbe drive belt for worn
4) Test the input voltge motor, if there are the motor need repair, see my personal TIPS for motor help
5) Test the the output board, for input voltage motor if there are Not the board is faulty.
God bless you

It sounds to me like during its move the drive belt came off off the motor that connects the motor to the walking surface. If the motor is not running at all after checking that I would look for a reset on the motor itself and check all connections. Not likely that the motor is fried but that would be the last in line for checking.

Run the software calibration for easy diagnose, troubleshooting, and fix it.
God bless you

lube the deck belt, you have deck worn, proceed in according with the instruction manual maintenance. 2) check the drive belt and replace it if necessary and tight 3) tes the input voltage motor, if there are the motor need repair or replace 4) test the output voltage from main board, for input voltage for the main motor, if there are NOT, the board is faulty.
Try if you can RUN the software calibration for diagnose and troubleshooting.
sincerely. God bless you.

I have moved this treadmill several times since we bough it. Up and down stairs and from one room to another. I also used to be a mover so I hope this helps. I am not sure what model you have but i have the 525x. To move it I make sure the incline is set to zero, list the track/running section and lock it into place with the locking pin located on one of the handles. The Proform i have has attached wheels so i lean it back and get it close to the door standing straight up. Once there I turn the treadmill slightly and get one side through the doorway then I pull it halfway through the doorway. If its a tile, wood or linoleum floor make sure to put a rug under the treadmill to protect the floor. It will also helo it slide through the doorway easier. Then tuun the treadmill slightly the other way and get the other half through the door. Once there i tilt it back on its wheels and move it where i want it.

using my tread on level 3 for 30 minutes and it shut off at 25 minutes what this?

I had the same problem and was about to change the walking belt. Instead I removed the 5 screws holding on the hood and adjusted the Reed Switch and took a walk. Whenever I stomped on the belt hard it would stop. I Could now see (because I removed the hood) that the motor continued to spin and the Motor Drive Belt was slipping and was the culprit. Something that I had noticed before was all this fine rubber dust coming out near the left front corner where this belt is. If you see that it's a good indicator the motor belt is slipping and needs to be replaced.

Be sure there is no damage to the walk board itself before replacing the belt. You may want to try lubricating the board before replacing the belt.(silicone spray from any hardware store) This is also caused by overtightening of the drive belt and/or walk belt. Good Luck, Tim

There's a little breaker near the main on/off switch that has tripped. Re-set the breaker. (also check the main on/off switch, typically near where the power cord enters the treadmill...