Why are the pedals resting on the floor on my Life Fitness Fitness Equipment?
If the pedals on your Life Fitness Fitness Equipment are resting on the floor, it's likely due to a broken belt spring assembly. If necessary, replace the belt spring assembly.
Why can't I change the audio level on my Life Fitness SC95?
If you're unable to change the audio level on your Life Fitness Fitness Equipment, it could be due to a faulty keypad, so perform a keypad diagnostic. Alternatively, the interface board may be faulty, and if necessary, replace the Interface board.
Why is there no audio in my headphones on my Life Fitness SC95?
If there's no audio to the headphones on your Life Fitness Fitness Equipment, several components could be at fault. The headphones themselves might be faulty, so replace the headphone assembly if necessary. Alternatively, the headphone jack or its cable could be faulty, so replace the headphone jack assembly or cable assembly if needed. In some cases, the computer board or interface board may be the cause, requiring their replacement if necessary.
What causes loose LifePulse® sensors on Life Fitness SC95 Fitness Equipment?
Loose LifePulse® sensors on Life Fitness Fitness Equipment may be due to the use of a cleaning solution containing a caustic chemical. If necessary, replace the LifePulse® sensors.
Why does my Life Fitness Fitness Equipment pause unexpectedly?
If your Life Fitness Fitness Equipment pauses unexpectedly, it could be due to an RPM signal loss. Verify the integrity of the RPM_ALT signal between the alternator and alternator control board.
What causes an erratic heart rate display on Life Fitness Fitness Equipment?
An erratic heart rate display on Life Fitness Fitness Equipment can be caused by a couple of things. It might be due to loose LifePulse® sensors, check for this and replace the sensors if necessary. Also, the sensors could be dirty, so clean them with a solution of mild soap and water.
General| Resistance Type | Magnetic |
|---|---|
| Resistance Levels | 20 |
| Display | LCD |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Console | Yes |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Contact and Wireless |
| Max User Weight | 350 lbs (159 kg) |
| Stride Length | 20 in |
| Drive System | Front Drive |
| User Height Range | 4 ft 11 in - 6 ft 8 in (150 cm - 203 cm) |
Explains the purpose and structure of the service manual.
Lists required basic hand tools and specialized tool needs.
Outlines daily, monthly, and bi-monthly maintenance tasks.
Critical safety guidelines for operating and locating the stairclimber.
Provides solutions for common operational problems and symptoms.
Entry point for diagnostic modes and initial setup for LED units.
Covers LCD unit diagnostics, including welcome screen and system options.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the machine's side shrouds.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the unit's battery.
Instructions for replacing the alternator and main drive belts.
Procedures for removing and installing the power control board.
Steps to remove and install the inverter board within the console.
Guide for removing and installing the main single board computer.
Details the console board's functional description and pin connections.
Console board details for various models, including pin descriptions.
Explains the function and connections of the alternator control board.
Describes the 12 volt, 35 amp alternator's design and function.
Visual representation of the unit's electrical connections for SC95/95Si models.
Shows where to find the unit's model and serial number for identification.
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