Vision Fitness Treadmill T9200 - T9250 – Error code – Troubleshooting – problems and solution – Treadmill repair and service
Category: Treadmill repair and Service
Contents of this article
- Error messages and solution
- Maintenance message and Solution
- Running blat problems
Vision Fitness T9200 - T9250
ERROR MESSAGES
NOVRAM - DGA3J: Px values "Init"(flashes on board and beeps) on power up. Px values stored in NOVRAM are outside valid ranges or the checksum is invalid. The system checks for a valid P6 configuration. It writes the default values with respect to P6, if valid. If not, it writes default values to the NOVRAM based on a "4" (T9350) configuration. No user interface necessary - occurs on power up. P6 value may need to be recalibrated depending on model: This console will reconfigure itself for a T9350.
NOVRAM - DGA3J: User program values "UCLr" (flashes on board and beeps) on power up. Time, speed, and elevation values stored in NOVRAM are outside valid ranges or the checksum is invalid. The system clears the user program values. No user interface necessary - occurs on power up. If "init" occurs, "UCLr" also occurs afterwards, but not vice versa.
NOVRAM - DGB1J: Same NOVRAM error as the DGA3J except the treadmill will reconfigure itself for a T9600HRT.
P6 value may need to be recalibrated depending on the model: NOVRAM - DGB1J: Same NOVRAM error as the DGA3J
ERROR MESSAGE CODES
E2* T9200 & T9250 only. E2 is the only error programmed into the software. There are no E2 errors for T9300
through T9700 treadmills.
E4 Incline position is outside the tolerances
E5 Elevation stall condition
E6 Signal from elevation is lost
E7 Belt is accelerating too fast
*E2: Solution (T9200 & T9250 are the only treadmills with this error)
E2 is the only error message programmed into the software for the T9200 and T9250. Trouble shooting an E2 on the T9200 and T9250 can be difficult. Use information provided in all the Error Solutions for assistance in pin pointing the problem.
1. If the elevation motor is jammed. (Humming and too warm)
• Remove elevation motor tub from elevation rack
• Unjam or replace elevation motor
• Check all connections
• Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this guide)
• Make sure the tube end of the elevation motor is in the correct location on the worm gear
• Make sure the P4 value in calibrations is correct before reinstalling the tube end of the elevation motor to the elevation rack
• Auto Calibrate the treadmill
NOVRAM - DGA3J: Px values "Init"(flashes on board and beeps) on power up. Px values stored in NOVRAM are outside valid ranges or the checksum is invalid. The system checks for a valid P6 configuration. It writes the default values with respect to P6, if valid. If not, it writes default values to the NOVRAM based on a "4" (T9350) configuration. No user interface necessary - occurs on power up. P6 value may need to be recalibrated depending on model: This console will reconfigure itself for a T9350.
NOVRAM - DGA3J: User program values "UCLr" (flashes on board and beeps) on power up. Time, speed, and elevation values stored in NOVRAM are outside valid ranges or the checksum is invalid. The system clears the user program values. No user interface necessary - occurs on power up. If "init" occurs, "UCLr" also occurs afterwards, but not vice versa.
NOVRAM - DGB1J: Same NOVRAM error as the DGA3J except the treadmill will reconfigure itself for a T9600HRT.
P6 value may need to be recalibrated depending on the model: NOVRAM - DGB1J: Same NOVRAM error as the DGA3J
ERROR MESSAGE CODES
E2* T9200 & T9250 only. E2 is the only error programmed into the software. There are no E2 errors for T9300
through T9700 treadmills.
E4 Incline position is outside the tolerances
E5 Elevation stall condition
E6 Signal from elevation is lost
E7 Belt is accelerating too fast
*E2: Solution (T9200 & T9250 are the only treadmills with this error)
E2 is the only error message programmed into the software for the T9200 and T9250. Trouble shooting an E2 on the T9200 and T9250 can be difficult. Use information provided in all the Error Solutions for assistance in pin pointing the problem.
1. If the elevation motor is jammed. (Humming and too warm)
• Remove elevation motor tub from elevation rack
• Unjam or replace elevation motor
• Check all connections
• Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this guide)
• Make sure the tube end of the elevation motor is in the correct location on the worm gear
• Make sure the P4 value in calibrations is correct before reinstalling the tube end of the elevation motor to the elevation rack
• Auto Calibrate the treadmill
E4: Solution
1. Check power to the treadmill, as insufficient voltage to the treadmill can cause this error to reoccur. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Calibrate
3. If calibrations do not hold, replace upper console.
E5: Solution
1. Reboot treadmill
• Turn tread on
• Remove safety magnet
• Turn tread off
• After 15 seconds turn tread on
• Place safety magnet in the console
2. Check large data cable connections at the lower and upper boards
3. Check the elevation plug connection at the lower board.
4. Calibrate (See engineering mode for specific treadmill).
5. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace elevation motor
E6: Solution
1. Check the elevation plug connection at the lower board.
2. Check large data cable connection at the lower and upper boards.
3. Calibrate (See engineering mode for specific treadmill)
4. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide).
5. Replace elevation motor
E7: Solution
1. Certain lower boards have an LED that flashes when the magnet on the roller passes the sensor. Adjust sensor position if LED does not flash. See lower board basic troubleshooting for lower boards with the LED.
2. Unplug RPM sensor at the lower board. Treadmill will operate without sensor but cannot Auto-calibrate.
3. Replace RPM sensor
MAINTENANCE MESSAGES
The T9600 and T9700 have maintenance messages programmed into the software (see the DGB1J Engineering Guide). These messages indicate that the treadmill has reached the recommended number of hours of use since the last lubrication (LUBE HRS) or the recommended distance since the last cleaning (CLEAN) or the motor brushes (BRUSH) have been replaced. This is NOT an error message and the treadmill can continue to be used, providing the user arranges for the appropriate service. The purpose of the maintenance messages is to assist the user in observing a maintenance schedule that will help provide the most reliable service for their treadmill.
1. Check power to the treadmill, as insufficient voltage to the treadmill can cause this error to reoccur. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Calibrate
3. If calibrations do not hold, replace upper console.
E5: Solution
1. Reboot treadmill
• Turn tread on
• Remove safety magnet
• Turn tread off
• After 15 seconds turn tread on
• Place safety magnet in the console
2. Check large data cable connections at the lower and upper boards
3. Check the elevation plug connection at the lower board.
4. Calibrate (See engineering mode for specific treadmill).
5. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace elevation motor
E6: Solution
1. Check the elevation plug connection at the lower board.
2. Check large data cable connection at the lower and upper boards.
3. Calibrate (See engineering mode for specific treadmill)
4. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide).
5. Replace elevation motor
E7: Solution
1. Certain lower boards have an LED that flashes when the magnet on the roller passes the sensor. Adjust sensor position if LED does not flash. See lower board basic troubleshooting for lower boards with the LED.
2. Unplug RPM sensor at the lower board. Treadmill will operate without sensor but cannot Auto-calibrate.
3. Replace RPM sensor
MAINTENANCE MESSAGES
The T9600 and T9700 have maintenance messages programmed into the software (see the DGB1J Engineering Guide). These messages indicate that the treadmill has reached the recommended number of hours of use since the last lubrication (LUBE HRS) or the recommended distance since the last cleaning (CLEAN) or the motor brushes (BRUSH) have been replaced. This is NOT an error message and the treadmill can continue to be used, providing the user arranges for the appropriate service. The purpose of the maintenance messages is to assist the user in observing a maintenance schedule that will help provide the most reliable service for their treadmill.
NO BELT MOVEMENT
1. Check all connections, (large data cable
and motor leads) at the lower board
• If drive motor leads look abnormal, replace drive motor and lower board
2. Check calibrations
3. Check if PWM LED on lower board is not on after the treadmill is started.
Test /replace large data cable, then calibrate.
4. Check if PWM LED on lower board is on. Check drive motor brushes and commutator for debris or wear.
5. Check running belt and deck for damage and proper wax
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace drive motor
• If drive motor leads look abnormal, replace drive motor and lower board
2. Check calibrations
3. Check if PWM LED on lower board is not on after the treadmill is started.
Test /replace large data cable, then calibrate.
4. Check if PWM LED on lower board is on. Check drive motor brushes and commutator for debris or wear.
5. Check running belt and deck for damage and proper wax
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace drive motor
BELT MOVEMENT WON’T GO OVER .5 MPH
1. Check calibrations
2. Replace touch pad (touch pad is not part of the overlay)
2. Replace touch pad (touch pad is not part of the overlay)
RUNAWAY BELT
Zero to fast in seconds
1. Inspect and clean brushes and
communicator. Replace worn brushes.
2. Replace power cord.
3. Replace lower board
• Lower board has a damaged component or moisture on it.
2. Replace power cord.
3. Replace lower board
• Lower board has a damaged component or moisture on it.
Accelerates normal (no stop)
1. Test/change large data cable (use large
data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this guide)
2. Check calibrations (see engineering mode for specific treadmill)
3. Replace touch pad
4. Replace upper board
5. Replace lower board
2. Check calibrations (see engineering mode for specific treadmill)
3. Replace touch pad
4. Replace upper board
5. Replace lower board
Treadmill running belt starts before start button is pressed
1. Test/change large data cable (use large
data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this guide)
2. Replace lower board
3. Check touch pad
2. Replace lower board
3. Check touch pad
TREADMILL TRIPS THE CIRCUIT BREAKER ON
POWER UP
Breaker on the tread
1. Check all connections at the switch, power cord, breaker and the lower board
2. Check running belt and deck for proper wax
3. Replace breaker
4. Replace lower board
1. Check all connections at the switch, power cord, breaker and the lower board
2. Check running belt and deck for proper wax
3. Replace breaker
4. Replace lower board
Breaker in the building
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Check all connections at the switch, power cord, breaker and the lower board
3. Replace lower board
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Check all connections at the switch, power cord, breaker and the lower board
3. Replace lower board
TREADMILL RUNNING BELT SURGES
Running belt surges
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension
cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source).
Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Adjust IR comp on the lower board*
3. Adjust running belt to proper tension
4. Adjust drive belt to the proper tension
5. Check motor brushes
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace drive motor
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension
cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source).
Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI.
2. Adjust IR comp on the lower board*
3. Adjust running belt to proper tension
4. Adjust drive belt to the proper tension
5. Check motor brushes
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace drive motor
TREADMILL STALLS
Treadmill running belt stops during a workout Upper board and
elevation function properly.
1. Wax the deck
2. Check drive motor connections at the lower board. If drive motor leads look
abnormal, replace drive motor and lower board
3. Replace lower board
1. Wax the deck
2. Check drive motor connections at the lower board. If drive motor leads look
abnormal, replace drive motor and lower board
3. Replace lower board
NO POWER TO THE TREADMILL
Power switch does not glow.
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI. Make sure the tread is not on the power cord.
2. Check power cord, power switch and breaker for any damage or bad wiring
3. Check that the AC LED is lit on the lower board. If lit, tread has power. Replace switch.
4. Reset breaker (replace breaker)
5. Check continuity at switch, (if none replace switch)
1. Check the power socket that the tread is plugged into. Eliminate any extension cords or surge protectors (plug the tread directly into a functional power source). Make sure the circuit is not overloaded. Make sure the circuit is NON-GFI. Make sure the tread is not on the power cord.
2. Check power cord, power switch and breaker for any damage or bad wiring
3. Check that the AC LED is lit on the lower board. If lit, tread has power. Replace switch.
4. Reset breaker (replace breaker)
5. Check continuity at switch, (if none replace switch)
Blank Console
1. Console Power Supply LED on the lower board (Refer to the specific version of the lower board basic troubleshooting). If LED is not lit, check if Fuse F2 on lower board is good. If fuse is good, replace lower board.
2. Test reed switch*
3. Check small data cable
4. Replace upper board
1. Console Power Supply LED on the lower board (Refer to the specific version of the lower board basic troubleshooting). If LED is not lit, check if Fuse F2 on lower board is good. If fuse is good, replace lower board.
2. Test reed switch*
3. Check small data cable
4. Replace upper board
TREADMILL DRIVE MOTOR STALLS
Drive motor stops during workout
1. Wax running deck
2. Check running belt and deck for debris
3. Check drive motor leads at the lower board. If the lead look abnormal replace the motor and the lower board*
4. Check LED's on the lower board
1. Wax running deck
2. Check running belt and deck for debris
3. Check drive motor leads at the lower board. If the lead look abnormal replace the motor and the lower board*
4. Check LED's on the lower board
5. Test/change large data cable (use large
data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
6. Replace the lower board
7. Replace drive motor
ELEVATION PROBLEMS
6. Replace the lower board
7. Replace drive motor
ELEVATION PROBLEMS
Elevation does not move when key is pressed
1. Check data cable connections at the lower and the upper boards
2. Calibrate (See engineering mode guide for specific treadmill)
3. Check that the Up Elevation LED on lower board lights when the Up key is pressed and the Down Elevation LED lights when the Down key is pressed.
4. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
5. Replace touch pad (touch pad is not part of the overlay)
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace elevation motor
1. Check data cable connections at the lower and the upper boards
2. Calibrate (See engineering mode guide for specific treadmill)
3. Check that the Up Elevation LED on lower board lights when the Up key is pressed and the Down Elevation LED lights when the Down key is pressed.
4. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
5. Replace touch pad (touch pad is not part of the overlay)
6. Replace lower board
7. Replace elevation motor
Elevation jumps to maximum elevation on power up
1. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
2. Calibrate: enter engineering mode and reset elevation values (see engineering mode guide for specific treadmill)
3. Replace lower board
4. Replace elevation motor
1. Test/change large data cable (use large data cable information provided in the data cable portion of this Guide)
2. Calibrate: enter engineering mode and reset elevation values (see engineering mode guide for specific treadmill)
3. Replace lower board
4. Replace elevation motor
