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Service Bulletin Page 1 637-4301 Rev. D Rev. D This document explains how to troubleshoot and resolve treadmill elevation errors. Follow the steps below to assess where a potential issue may be hap- pening. As a user inclines the treadmill, the MCB sends VAC to power the elevation motor. The power being sent depends on the input voltage (i.e. 110 VAC treadmills have a 110 VAC elevation motor and 220 VAC treadmills have a 220 VAC elevation motor). The MCB also sends 5 VDC to the elevation sensor (potentiometer), mounted on the elevation motor, for positioning feedback. Elevation related errors • The “Elevation Stall” code is triggered by the display when the elevation motor has been commanded to move but the display does not sense any movement. • The “Elevation Lost” code is triggered by the display when there is no elevation motor detected. • The “Elevation Range” code is triggered by the display when the elevation incline number is far below or above the Elevation 0% and Elevation Max setting numbers. • Embedded “Error 38” and “Error 41” is triggered when incline is out of range and “Error 42” is triggered when incline is stuck. Tools Required • Phillips Head Screwdriver • Multimeter Warning: the following procedure requires the power to be on. Please exercise caution when working around live electrical components Treadmill Elevation Troubleshooting Applies to: 8 Series, E-Series, and S-Series Treadmills

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Service Bulletin Page 1 637-1386 Rev. C Latest Rev. The Heart Rate Test in the Maintenance Mode of the E Series treadmills can be used to verify that the contact or Polar telemetry heart rate is working. Engaging Maintenance Mode From the idle screen (unit is powered on but not in a program), press and hold , , . The word “MAINTENANCE” will temporarily show in the marquee window and then go to the first setting. Entering the Keypad Test Press the until the marquee window reads “HEART RATE TEST”. To activate the test press . E-Series Heart Rate Test Applies to: E-TR & E-TRx (LED Display only)

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Settings STAR TRAC FITNESS 1 of 4 637-1371 Rev: A Settings Definitions E-TR and E-TRx (LED Display) The display assembly contains two modes for settings. • “Manager Mode” • “Maintenance Mode” In these modes, there are settings that can be changed for the club/facility or country for which the treadmill has been installed. There are also technical settings which determine how the unit will perform. Engaging Manager Mode • From the idle screen (unit is powered on but not in a program), press and hold , then , then . The word “MANAGER” will temporarily show in the marquee window and then go to the first setting. Engaging Maintenance Mode 1. From the idle screen (unit is powered on but not in a program), press and hold , then , then . The word “MAINTENANCE” will temporarily show in the marquee window, then go to the first setting. Once in the Engineering Mode: • will be used to move between the different settings. • will be used to change the values for the settings. • The saves any changes made or enters into the sub-menus (if applicable). • is used to exit a sub-menus or exit the maintenance mode.

2 600-7919 Rev A STAR TRAC 14410 Myford Road Irvine, CA 926060 USA WORK INSTRUCTIONS, E-TR / E-TRe INSTALLATION

Last updated 03/06/2017 637-4504 Rev. B Treadmill Technical Manual