What to do if the Smooth Fitness Treadmill console display LEDs do not illuminate?
If the console display LEDs do not illuminate, it could be due to: no power to the treadmill; the console wire not being connected or only partially connected; or the overload protection being active. First, check the on/off switch, turning it off and then on again. Then push START. If there is still no power, service may be required.
What does E5 & OTC ERROR mean on my Smooth Fitness 7.35, and how can I fix it?
The error code E5 & OTC ERROR indicates an OTC short circuit. To resolve this: 1. Make sure to wipe off any sweat on the OTC to prevent poor conduction. 2. If the issue persists, service may be required.
What does error code L1 mean on my Smooth Fitness 7.35, and how to fix it?
Error code L1 indicates that the treadmill is not receiving a signal from the motor for 15 seconds or from the speed sensor input for 10 seconds. Here’s how you can troubleshoot: 1. Check the speed sensor and its wire. 2. If necessary, change the sensor and wire. 3. Adjust the distance between the sensor and magnet to 5mm.
What does error code E3 mean on my Smooth Fitness Treadmill, and how can I resolve it?
Error code E3 indicates that the VR wire of the incline motor is not connected properly or the incline motor is damaged. To fix this: 1. Check the VR wire and ensure it is connected properly. 2. If the problem continues, change the incline motor.
General| Brand | Smooth Fitness |
|---|---|
| Model | 7.35 |
| Category | Treadmill |
| Language | English |
Ensures safe operation by detailing placement, user limits, and handling precautions.
Details requirements for safe electrical connection, including grounding and surge protectors.
Specifies the maximum weight capacity for safe treadmill use.
Provides guidance on preparing the workspace, gathering tools, and initial safety checks.
Lists all included hardware and parts with corresponding numbers and diagrams.
Details components related to the treadmill's base frame and drive mechanism.
Lists components specific to the console, including speakers and control boards.
Details parts associated with the console mast and protective covers.
Exploded view diagram showing the main frame and its connected components.
Diagram illustrating the assembly of the console and related accessories.
Diagram showing the attachment points for uprights and handlebars.
Instructions for attaching console support tubes to the main frame.
Steps for connecting console wires and attaching the console assembly.
Guide to connecting handlebar wires and securing them to the console.
Instructions for fastening the left and right base frame covers.
Final assembly steps involving power cord connection and safety key insertion.
Instructions on how to fold and release the treadmill for storage.
Guide to adjusting screws for leveling and stabilizing the treadmill.
Tips for regular inspection, cleaning, and replacing worn parts.
Instructions for adjusting belt tension to correct alignment issues.
Guidance on the frequency and method for lubricating the walking deck.
Step-by-step instructions for applying lubricant to the running belt.
Guidelines for cleaning the console, surfaces, and underneath the treadmill.
Emphasizes consulting a physician before starting an exercise program.
Advice on beginning exercise slowly and gradually increasing intensity.
Illustrates and lists the primary lower body muscle groups targeted by the treadmill.
Provides instructions for various stretches to warm up and cool down muscles.
Stresses the importance of stretching, warming up, and gradual pace increase.
Guidance on using the safety key and appropriate athletic shoes.
Steps for cooling down, stopping the treadmill, and proper power-off procedures.
Explains the purpose of each display window and button on the treadmill console.
Instructions for initiating a quick start or selecting various exercise programs.
Guidance on setting up user-defined and heart rate controlled programs.
Details on setting up the target heart rate program and using the provided chart.
Instructions for correctly wearing and using the wireless heart rate chest strap.
How to use the One-Touch Controls (OTC) on the handlebars for speed and incline.
Instructions on how to use the OTC pads to stop the walking belt.
Information regarding the MP3 player indicator, USB port, and audio controls.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with the console display illumination and digits.
Solutions for common error codes related to motor, sensors, and OTC communication.
Details the scope of warranty coverage and the duration for different components.
Outlines conditions and actions that are not covered by the warranty.
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