Tectrix Climbmax 150 - Memory Lost; Anumeral Appears in the Interval Display

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13. 'MEMORY LOST'
13.1 The contents of the permanent memory have been lost. If this occurs, Setup mode is automatically
selected. The Odometer and Use Count are set to zero, the user/club program is cleared, and program time
defaults to twenty minutes.
13.2 The permanent memory in the Climb Max should be able to retain its contents for at least ten years. If
this error consistently occurs before that time, you may consider replacement of the display board.
14. A Numeral Appears in the Interval Display
14.1 This indicates a problem with the display electronics. Sometimes it can be generated by turning the
climber off and on too quickly; it may also occur in response to an irregularity in the electrical power (such as
a surge or a brownout). This can be considered normal, and the display can be reset by slowly turning the
power off then on again. Use your spare motor assembly to test the climber. The motor assembly may be
using too much power. If you do not have a spare motor assembly, put the climber in Test Mode (see section
3). Press and hold the down arrow key. Keep pressing the down arrow key even after the motor assembly has
tightened the belt as far as possible. If the display resets (all LEOs go off then on) at this time, the motor
assembly may be causing the problem and should be replaced. If the motor assembly does not resolve the
problem and the number persists or if it appears while the Climb Max is in operation, the display board may
need replacement (see section 30). If replacement of the display board does not resolve the problem, replace
and test the following parts in this order: 1. power board assembly (see section 29) 2. display ribbon cable
(see section 31) 3. display board (see section 30)
POWER BRACKET ASSY.
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