To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my LifeSpan BOLT M2 Treadmill shows '----'?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays '----', first ensure the safety key is correctly placed. If it is, check the connection of the safety key sensor board. If problems persist, replace the safety key sensor board inside the computer.
Why does my LifeSpan Treadmill show E05 error?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays error code E05, it indicates a current overload. This can occur if the treadmill is overloaded, the motor is stuck, or the motor is experiencing excessive current. Try adjusting the machine and restarting it. Also, check the motor for unusual noises or signs of burning in the motor or bottom control board; replace any burnt components. Finally, ensure you are using the correct power voltage.
What to do if my LifeSpan BOLT M2 shows E02 error?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays error code E02, it could be due to a burst clash. Check if the power voltage is significantly lower than normal and use the correct voltage. Inspect the control board for any burning smells, and replace it if necessary. Also, ensure the motor wire is securely connected.
How to fix E03 error on LifeSpan BOLT M2?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays error E03, it indicates no sensor signal. First, check if the signal light on the control board is lit. If it's burnt out, replace it. Next, ensure the sensor plug is properly connected. Finally, check the magnetic sensor for damage or poor connection; reconnect or replace it as needed.
What to do if my LifeSpan BOLT M2 Treadmill shows E01 error?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays error code E01, it means that the message wire is broken or not well connected. Check the connection between the computer and the bottom control board wire. Also, check if the IC on the bottom control board is loose; if so, reset the IC.
What causes E07/E08 error on LifeSpan BOLT M2 Treadmill?
If your LifeSpan Treadmill displays error code E07 or E08, it indicates that the EEPROM is damaged. To resolve this, you will need to replace the control board.
General| Incline | Yes |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 74" L x 34" W x 54" H (188 cm x 86 cm x 137 cm) |
| Folded Dimensions | 47" L x 34" W x 63" H (119 cm x 86 cm x 160 cm) |
| Display | 5" Blue Backlit LCD |
| Programs | Manual, Weight Loss, Healthy Living, and Sports Training |
| USB Charging | Yes |
| Motor | DC |
| Incline Range | 0-12% |
| Speed Range | 0.5-12 mph |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Deck Thickness | 0.75" |
| Weight | 205 lbs |
General warning for electrical safety precautions.
Electrical safety instruction to route power cord away from moving parts.
Electrical safety instruction to disconnect power before removing covers.
Warning against exposing the treadmill to rain or moisture.
Advice on power outlet usage for high-power treadmills.
Explanation of gradual speed and incline changes on the console.
Caution against distractions while using the treadmill to prevent loss of balance.
Recommendation for starting the treadmill from side rails at low speed for motor longevity.
Safety advice against mounting or dismounting at high speeds.
Instruction to hold handrail during control changes for stability.
Explanation of the safety key function for stopping and resetting the treadmill.
Advice on using gentle pressure on console control keys.
Instruction to replace defective parts promptly and discontinue use until repaired.
Explanation of the belt wear-in period and associated noise.
Instructions for unpacking the treadmill and placing it on a flat surface.
Securing the computer frame to the uprights using Allen key and bolts.
Positioning the display console and managing internal wires.
Attaching uprights to the base frame using bolts and washers.
Fitting the left and right base covers using bolts.
Placing the safety key and connecting the power cord.
Procedure for folding the treadmill using the base frame and air pressure bar.
Procedure for unfolding the treadmill by pushing the air pressure bar.
General overview of the treadmill console and its components.
Description of the information displayed on the LCD screen.
Explanation of the functions of various buttons on the console.
Overview of the primary operational functions of the treadmill.
Guide to starting a manual workout using the safety key and speed controls.
Instructions for using countdown modes for time, distance, or calories.
Details on selecting and using built-in preset workout programs.
Information on using pulse sensors for heart rate monitoring.
Procedure for performing a body fat test using the treadmill console.
Table showing data display and setting ranges for body fat test parameters.
Table providing BMI reference ranges for fat levels.
Explanation of the treadmill's automatic power-saving sleep function.
Detailed explanation of the safety key's operation and importance.
Table detailing data display ranges for speed, time, distance, and calories.
Information about the lubrication reminder system and how to check/clear accumulated distance.
Guide to connecting devices via Bluetooth for music playback.
Chart showing speed settings for various preset programs.
Medical consultation advice before starting an exercise program, especially for older adults or those with health issues.
Disclaimer about pulse sensors not being medical devices and factors affecting accuracy.
Benefits of exercise for weight control, fitness, aging, and stress reduction.
Guidance on performing a proper warm-up routine before exercise.
Concept of training zone exercise for optimal fitness improvement.
Instructions for performing a cool-down routine after exercise.
Visual guide illustrating target heart rate zones based on age.
Critical warning about mat/deck friction and the importance of lubrication to maintain treadmill life and warranty.
Safety warning to always disconnect power before performing any maintenance.
Safety warning to stop the treadmill before folding it.
Instructions for cleaning the treadmill belt, frame, and underneath the unit.
Guidance on checking parts, tightening knobs, and replacing worn or defective components.
Detailed instructions and timetable for lubricating the belt, deck, and rollers.
Procedure for adjusting the running belt when it drifts to the right.
Procedure for adjusting the running belt when it drifts to the left.
Instructions for adjusting the overall tightness of the running belt.
Note on a rough reference for checking correct belt tightness.
Troubleshooting steps for error code E01 related to message wire connection.
Troubleshooting steps for error code E02 related to burst clash or motor issues.
Troubleshooting steps for error code E03 concerning sensor signal problems.
Troubleshooting steps for error code E05 related to current overload protection.
Troubleshooting steps when the display shows "----", related to the safety key.
Troubleshooting steps if the motor fails to start after pressing the START button.
Troubleshooting steps for damaged or detached protective tubes on the control board.
Troubleshooting steps for loose motor wire connections.
Troubleshooting steps for burnt-out IGBT components on the control board.
Troubleshooting steps for error codes E07/E08 related to EEPROM damage.
Information regarding consumer rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Contact information and procedures for warranty and support inquiries.
Guidelines for ensuring accurate operation of hand pulse sensors.
Factors that may influence the accuracy of hand pulse readings.
Discussion on the limitations of hand pulse technology compared to professional medical equipment.
Method for testing hand pulse sensor accuracy by standing still.
