Motor moves but does not adjust to the correct incline
Motor does not move but makes noise
Motor does not move or make noise
Incline buttons are not working
1. Incline buttons that are not working or not responding can typically be attributed to either an interruption to the
communication between the MCB and the console, or a shorted connection in one of the wires leading to a
handlebar.
2. Stand to the side of your treadmill and start a manual workout. Watch to see if the belt moves.
3. If the belt does not move, please visitTreadmill 10 and 22: Why won't the belt move?to continue troubleshooting.
4. If the belt moves, continue troubleshooting in one of the sections below:
Motor moves but does not adjust to the correct incline
Motor does not move but makes noise
Motor does not move or make noise
Speed limited while inclined or declined
Incline motor noisy or has difficulty declining
Motor moves but doesn't adjust to correct incline
1. Recalibrate your treadmill. The MCB recalibration procedure can be found in the "Service Mode Procedures" section o
theservice manual[11432.A].
2. If the issue persists after recalibration, order an MCB and Speed Sensor[11432.B].
Motor does not move but makes noise
1. If the incline motor makes noise but does not move, it needs to be replaced. Order an Incline Motor[11432.C].
Motor does not move or make noise
1. If the belt also is not moving, please visitTreadmill 10 and 22: Why won't the belt move?to continue
troubleshooting.
2. Inspect the cables at the top and bottom of the right upright for damage. Check the connectors for bent or missing
pins. Check the wires for crimps, cuts, or other damage. Reconnect all cables securely and ensure they are properly
oriented[11432.D]. If the issue persists, order MCB to Top Upright Wiring[11432.E].
Speed limited while inclined or declined
1. The maximum speed is limited to 8 mph/13 kph while the treadmill is declined.
2. Adjust the incline until it is no longer within the limiting incline range.
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