Why is my Quinton Treadmill making a knocking noise?
If you hear a knocking or thumping noise coming from your Quinton Treadmill, it may be due to the front or rear roller (pulley) assembly bearings. Isolate the affected roller and replace it.
Why is there no display on my Quinton Treadmill controller?
If your Quinton Treadmill controller has no display, check the following: * Ensure the treadmill is plugged into an appropriate outlet. * Press the Power button on the controller to turn it on. * If limited access control is activated, place the magnet on the Quinton logo and press Power twice (off/on). To disable it, remove the magnet and press +, -, and Power simultaneously. * Make sure the treadmill circuit breaker is set to ON. * If the building circuit breaker has tripped, contact building maintenance to reset it. If it trips again, check the outlet voltage, ensure the power cord isn't caught, and replace the configuration plate. * Inspect the power cord for damage; replace it if necessary. * Check the fuses in the treadmill. If any of the transformer primary fuses (F1 ...
How to fix a Quinton Treadmill that will not start?
If your Quinton Treadmill won't start, there are several potential causes: * It might not be plugged in, so ensure the power cord is connected to an appropriate outlet. * The power might not be on; press the Power button on the controller. * Limited access control could be activated without the magnet in place. Place the magnet on the Quinton logo and press Power twice (off/on). To disable the control, remove the magnet, then press +, -, and Power simultaneously. * The circuit breaker on the treadmill might be set to OFF; set it to ON. * The building circuit breaker could be tripped; contact building maintenance to reset it. If it trips again, check the outlet voltage, ensure the power cord isn't caught, and replace the configuration plate. * The power cord might be damaged; r...
What to do if E103 error code appears on Quinton Treadmill?
To fix the E103 error code on your Quinton Treadmill, replace the controller.
How to resolve E101 error code on Quinton Treadmill?
To fix the E101 error code on your Quinton Treadmill, replace the controller.
What to do for E201 error code on Quinton Treadmill?
To resolve the E201 error code on your Quinton Treadmill: 1. Enter service mode. 2. Calibrate POT. 3. If the error persists, replace POT. 4. If the error still persists, replace the AC Drive Module.
How to fix E105 error on Quinton Treadmill?
To resolve the E105 error code on your Quinton Treadmill, re-initialize the NVRAM: 1. Press Stop, Faster, and Slower to enter Service Mode. 2. Press Stop and Cool Down to reinitialize. 3. Press Clear. 4. Reconfigure the controller (see "Configuring the Controller" on page 4-26). If the error persists, replace the controller.
Why is my Quinton Treadmill popping during grade change?
If your Quinton Treadmill is popping during grade changes, it is likely due to faulty elevation chain alignment. Adjust the alignment of the sprockets.
What to do about squealing noise on Quinton Treadmill?
If your Quinton Treadmill is making a squealing noise, the drive belt is likely loose. Adjust the belt tension, and if necessary, replace the belt.
What to do if my Quinton MedTrack CR60 Treadmill will not run?
If your Quinton Treadmill won't run and no error message appears, here are a few things to check: * Ensure the power cord is properly plugged in, then press Power and Clear. * Make sure the treadmill is turned on by pressing the Power key on the controller. * Verify the limited-access magnet is correctly placed over the magnet logo on the controller, then press Power. Alternatively, you can deactivate the magnetic switch by pressing +, -, and Power simultaneously. * Check that the circuit breaker on the treadmill hood is set to ON. * Confirm that there is power at the wall outlet by checking the building circuit breaker. If none of these steps resolve the issue, service is required due to an internal problem.
Describes the treadmill's walking surface, speed, grade, and controller.
Lists key components of the treadmill, such as the controller and walking belt.
Overview of the controller panel and its primary functions.
Detailed explanation of the function of each key on the controller.
Explanation of the various displays and LED indicators on the controller.
Instructions for configuring the treadmill's speed range via the controller.
Details on limited access, time limits, and speed limits for the treadmill.
Lists available accessories for the treadmill, such as handrail kits.
Essential safety precautions for operating the treadmill.
Procedure to activate and deactivate the limited-access feature using a magnetic key.
How to set and deactivate time limits for treadmill use.
How to set and deactivate speed limits for treadmill use.
Instructions for safe mounting and dismounting procedures.
Daily checks for wear, belt position, and potential hazards.
Procedures for cleaning the treadmill's exterior, interior, and disinfection.
Steps for adjusting belt tension and belt tracking.
A guide to common problems, their causes, and remedies.
General safety warnings and cautions for operating the treadmill.
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) declaration tables for emissions.
Details performance metrics like load, speed, grade, and acceleration.
Details physical dimensions, weight, and walking surface size.
Specifies environmental ranges and power supply requirements.
Details controller specs for speed, grade, displays, and indicators.
Includes speed vs weight range, grade vs angle, and angle/grade charts.
Instructions for verifying received items and inspecting for damage.
Recommendations for installation, contacting reps, and site needs.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the treadmill and its hood.
Overview of the controller, power key, and default displays.
Details on Units, Start Belt, Up/Down, Faster/Slower, +/-, Clear keys.
Explains the function of Select, Cool Down, and Stop Belt keys.
Explains Limited Access, Time Limit, and Speed Limit controls.
Describes the Grade, Speed, and Multifunction displays.
Explains the function of LEDs like Enter Weight, Enter Time, MPH, KM/H.
Explains caution symbols and electrical safety related symbols.
Explains symbols for controls, warnings, and measurement units.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Maximum Speed | 12 mph |
| Incline Range | 0 to 15% |
| Speed Range | 0.5-12 mph |
| Power Requirements | 120V |
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