To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Freemotion t5.8 Treadmill if the power does not turn on?
First, ensure the power cord of your Freemotion Treadmill is securely plugged into a surge suppressor, which is, in turn, connected to a properly grounded outlet. Next, verify that the key is correctly inserted into the console. Finally, check the power switch; if it's protruding, it may have tripped. To reset it, wait five minutes before pressing the switch back in.
What to do if my Freemotion Treadmill power turns off during use?
If your Freemotion Treadmill turns off during use, check the power switch first; if tripped, wait five minutes, then press it back in. Also, ensure the power cord is securely plugged in; if it is, unplug it, wait five minutes, and plug it back in. Another potential fix is to remove and reinsert the key from the console.
Why is the walking belt off-center or slips on my Freemotion t5.8?
If the walking belt of your Freemotion Treadmill has shifted to the left, remove the key and unplug the power cord. Then, use a hex key to turn the left idler roller screw clockwise 1/2 of a turn. If the walking belt slips when walked on, remove the key and unplug the power cord, then use the hex key to turn both idler roller screws clockwise 1/4 of a turn.
How to fix Freemotion t5.8 Treadmill walking belt that slows when walked on?
If the walking belt of your Freemotion Treadmill slows down when you walk on it, it might be overtightened. To resolve this, remove the key and unplug the power cord. Use a hex key to turn both idler roller screws counterclockwise 1/4 of a turn.
What to do if the incline of my Freemotion t5.8 Treadmill does not change correctly?
If the incline of your Freemotion Treadmill isn't changing correctly, the incline system may require calibration. Turn the power switch off, wait five seconds, and then turn the power switch back to the reset position to start the calibration.
Consult physician before starting any exercise program, especially for those over 35 or with health problems.
Place on level surface, keep indoors, away from moisture, dust, and water sources.
Use a surge suppressor, ensure proper grounding, and keep cords away from heat.
Use as described, keep children/pets away, wear proper attire, and follow safe start/stop procedures.
Never leave unattended, perform regular inspection, and unplug for maintenance or cleaning.
Avoid incline modification, no object insertion, home use only, and be aware of over-exercising risks.
Read manual carefully for enjoyable and effective workouts and understand product benefits.
Review the provided diagram to identify and understand the function of key treadmill components.
Identify small parts used for assembly by referencing key numbers and quantities listed.
Prepare assembly area, gather required tools, and ensure power is unplugged before starting.
Attach the upright to the frame and carefully route the upright wire, avoiding pinching.
Route the upright wire through the plastic tie and secure it behind the crossbars.
Slide the upright cover onto the upright, ensuring it fits correctly without pinching wires.
Prepare handrail, insert wire, attach bracket to upright, and set handrail assembly in place.
Connect console and handrail wires, ensuring proper connection to avoid console damage.
Align and attach the console to the upright and handrail assembly using screws.
Mount the fan grill into the cover grooves and tighten screws securely.
Tighten the screws connecting the console and handrail assembly for stability.
Attach the handrail cover and tighten all remaining screws for the assembly.
Move treadmill to desired location and adjust leveling feet to ensure stability on the floor.
Ensure all parts are tight, remove protective plastic, and place a floor mat if desired.
Steps to wear the chest strap and sensor correctly for accurate heart rate readings.
Proper drying, storage, cleaning, and temperature guidelines for the heart rate monitor.
Solutions for common problems like no readings or inaccurate data from the heart rate monitor.
Connect the power cord using a surge suppressor and ensure proper grounding.
Details on required UL listed surge suppressor voltage, joule rating, and monitoring light.
Visual representation of the console layout and its labeled parts for user familiarization.
Description of manual mode, personal trainer, iFit workouts, and other console features.
Insert the key into the console and attach the safety clip securely to your waistband.
Check for console plastic, ensure proper belt alignment on first use, and test safety clip.
Start the belt using buttons and adjust speed with increment or quick touch buttons.
Use the Start/Stop button to stop or restart the walking belt during manual mode.
Adjust incline using increase/decrease buttons or quick touch incline buttons.
Select display modes to view workout data like time, distance, speed, and calories burned.
Use handgrip contacts to measure heart rate; ensure clean hands and contacts for accuracy.
Adjust fan speed to high or low, or turn off the fan using the Fan button.
Stop the belt, remove the key, and power off the treadmill to prevent component wear.
Choose from workouts like Interval, Terrain, or Random programs based on your fitness goals.
Set age, weight, and duration; enter speed settings for interval workouts.
Start workout, follow progress profile, and understand segment tones and alerts.
Manually override speed/incline, but note automatic adjustments for the next segment.
Select display modes to track workout data like speed, incline, time, and calories.
Choose from 5K Walk, 10K Run, Cross Country, or Manual modes based on preference.
Enter age, weight, and specific goals for time, distance, or calories to guide the workout.
Start workout, adjust speed/incline as needed, and reach set goals for completion.
Ensure you are rested, not tired, and have not eaten recently for accurate test results.
Choose Ebbeling, Gerkin, or FreeMotion tests and follow on-screen instructions for execution.
View your fitness level or VO2 max results after the test completes on the console.
Caution for users with heart problems, over 60, or on medication; consult physician.
Choose workouts and set target heart rate; console adjusts speed/incline to maintain intensity.
Console compares current heart rate to target, automatically adjusting speed/incline.
Choose existing custom workouts or program new ones with specific speed and incline settings.
Start programmed custom workout, follow progress profile, and manually adjust settings if needed.
Insert iFit card correctly into the console and select the desired workout program.
Follow guided workouts that automatically adjust speed and incline based on the iFit program.
Remove iFit cards from the slot when not in use to prevent damage or loss.
Hold Clear/Enter to access, use Display/Back buttons to navigate and change settings.
Adjust timeouts, volume, language, and enable/disable the safety key function.
Plug audio wire into console's MP3 jack and personal audio player for sound output.
Play music, adjust volume, and use the headphone jack for private listening.
Requires two/three people, lift by handle, avoid handrail, use extreme caution.
Roll on wheels to desired location, adjust leveling feet for stability on the floor.
Check power cord, surge suppressor, key insertion, and reset tripped power switch.
Check power switch, plug connection, reinsert key, or consult manual for further assistance.
Calibrate the incline system or consult the manual if incline issues persist.
Use correct surge suppressor and adjust belt tension if overtightened or worn.
Adjust idler roller screws for centering and proper belt tension to prevent slippage.
Avoid applying silicone spray; consult manual for specific belt lubrication needs.
Consult physician before starting any exercise program, especially if over 35 or with health issues.
Understand heart rate zones for fat burning and aerobic exercise based on your age.
Follow guidelines for warm-up, training zone exercise, cooling down, and recommended exercise frequency.
Perform stretches for hamstrings, back of knees, and lower back with proper form.
Perform stretches for calves, ankles, quadriceps, and hip muscles with proper form.
Lists key numbers, quantities, and descriptions of treadmill parts for reference.
Continues listing key numbers, quantities, and descriptions of treadmill parts.
Visual breakdown of treadmill components for assembly reference and part identification.
Visual breakdown of treadmill components for assembly reference and part identification.
Visual breakdown of treadmill components for assembly reference and part identification.
Visual breakdown of treadmill components for assembly reference and part identification.
Provides phone numbers and email for US and international customer support inquiries.
Details warranty coverage for frame, motor, parts, and labor, including exclusions.
General| Brand | Freemotion |
|---|---|
| Model | t5.8 |
| Category | Treadmill |
| Language | English |
