What to do if my Butterfly Amicus Expert Fitness Equipment shows 'Er2' on display and ball LEDs are flashing?
If the display shows 'Er2' and the Ball LEDs are flashing, first check if a ball is stuck among the three wheels. If so, turn off the power and remove the ball. If the issue persists, the Ball Throw Motor may be faulty and needs replacement.
What to do if my Butterfly Amicus Expert Fitness Equipment shows 'Er1' on display and ball LEDs are flashing?
If the display shows 'Er1' and the Ball LEDs are flashing, it could be due to several reasons. First, check for any defective or oversized balls, or any foreign object jamming the lower ball channel, and clear the channel. Also, if you are using dirty or unwashed new balls, clean them to remove grit, rinse, and dry them before placing them back into the robot. Ensure that no foreign object or ball is preventing the Ball Stirring Springs from moving, and remove any obstruction. If the Black Knob was tightened too much, denting the upper Ball Tube, disconnect the head and check for obstructions. If the issue persists, the Ball Feed Motor might be bad, with broken gears or motor support.
General| Brand | Butterfly |
|---|---|
| Model | Amicus Expert |
| Category | Fitness Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains how to adjust the robot's head height to simulate realistic play and avoid jams.
Details how to select and adjust a single ball's trajectory, spin, speed, and placement for basic training.
Instructs on setting up exercises with multiple shots to different locations, including testing individual balls.
Explains how to save, clear, and manage custom exercises in the robot's memory for easy recall and reuse.
Guides on preserving created exercises in memory and freeing up positions by clearing old ones.
Describes how the robot detects and attempts to clear ball jams, and what to do if an error code is displayed.
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