How to fix E01 error on Trojan Treadmill?
If your Trojan Treadmill displays the E01 error, it suggests a potential communication issue between the computer and the bottom control board. Begin by verifying that all wires connecting these components are properly and securely attached. If the error continues, replacing the entire control board may be necessary.
What to do if my Trojan TR 100 Treadmill shows error E05?
If your Trojan Treadmill displays the E05 error, it indicates a possible current overload. First, adjust the machine and restart it. If the issue persists, check for unusual noises from the motor or signs of burning on the motor or bottom control board. Replace any burnt components, ensuring you use the correct voltage moving forward to prevent future issues.
What to do if my Trojan Treadmill displays error E06?
If your Trojan Treadmill displays the E06 error, it means the motor wire might not be properly connected. To resolve this, check all motor wires and make sure they are securely attached.
Why does my Trojan Treadmill show E02 error?
If your Trojan Treadmill displays the E02 error, it indicates that the bottom control board might be burnt. Check the bottom control board for any signs of burning. If damage is visible, replace the bottom control board.
Consult physician before exercise; stop if feeling unwell. Warm-up and cool-down are essential.
Secure on level surface, adequate space (1m recommended), ventilation, and away from moisture.
Use as intended, avoid improper/excessive exercise, one person at a time, maintain balance.
Supervised area recommended; keep children away from equipment. Provide close supervision.
Check for damage, use genuine parts, maintain labels, perform regular maintenance.
Instruct users on procedures, keep children away from moving parts, avoid loose clothing.
Treadmill TR 100 max user weight is 100 kg. Do not exceed.
Product must be grounded to reduce electric shock risk. Use correct outlet.
Use on 220-240 Volt circuit with matching grounding plug. Do not use adaptors.
Review the drawing and familiarize yourself with all labelled parts before assembly.
Running Deck: 1200x400mm, Set-up Size: 1487x670x1179mm, Max User Weight: 100kg.
Check hardware packaging to ensure all parts are included. Basic tools are provided.
5# Allen Wrench (5mm) and Wrench screwdriver (sizes 13, 14, 15) are supplied.
Open carton, remove all parts, and place the Main Frame on level ground.
Lift Computer Frame, secure to Uprights using bolts (55) and washers (67).
Pull up Uprights and Computer. Support with one hand to prevent falling.
Secure Right/Left Uprights to Base Frame using specified bolts (70, 55) and washers (67).
Insert the Safety Key (38) into the slot on the console.
Ensure all bolts are securely tightened before operating the treadmill.
SPEED, TIME, DIST, CAL, PUL buttons display respective metrics on the console.
PROGRAM, MODE, START, STOP, SPEED buttons control treadmill functions and speed.
Switch on power supply; treadmill starts and enters standby mode.
Place safety key, press START, adjust speed using SPEED buttons.
Select TIME, DISTANCE, or CALORIE countdown; set speed and press START.
Select programs, adjust time; speed levels adjust automatically based on program segments.
Hold hand pulse for 5+ seconds for reading. Not for medical purposes.
Select FAT mode via PROGRAM; enter SEX/AGE/HEIGHT/WEIGHT parameters.
Details for SEX, AGE, HEIGHT, WEIGHT parameters and their valid input ranges.
Classification of BMI values: Underweight (<19), Average (19-26), Overweight (26-30), Obese (>30).
System enters standby after 10 minutes of inactivity; press any key to restart.
Remove safety key to stop treadmill instantly; insert to revert to idle mode.
Ranges for Speed (0.8-14 km/h), Time, Distance, and Calories.
Table detailing speed settings for each stage of programs P1 through P11.
Lists common error codes (E01-E06), their main reasons, and suggested solutions.
Details built-up size, foldable size, running surface, weight, power, speed range, and user weight.
Pull up Base Frame until Cylinder Air Pressure Bar clicks into position.
Tap Cylinder, pull deck down; deck lowers automatically. Ensure clear space.
5-10 mins stretching/light exercise to increase circulation and reduce injury risk.
Work at steady tempo, raise heart rate into target zone for stronger muscles.
Graph showing target heart rate zones based on age for effective exercise.
Repeat warm-up exercises to wind down muscles and cardiovascular system.
Achieve by setting resistance high; adjust program for fitness and toning.
Increase effort duration and intensity to burn more calories.
Tension control knob alters resistance; set tension while in use for best results.
Consult doctor; learn controls; stand on pads, hold bar, start slow (1.6-3.2 km/h).
Adjust speed/incline; walk 1km at stable velocity, then increase speed/incline.
Warm up slowly, gradually increase speed; slow down for cool down.
3-5 workouts/week with rest days; aim for regularity and enjoyment. Start with incline off.
Speed ranges for Beginner (0.8-3.0), Slow Walking (3.0-4.5), Normal Walking (4.5-6.0), etc.
Lubricate friction points to prolong life; failure may void warranty. Unplug before maintenance.
Wipe belt edges monthly, clean belt surface, vacuum underneath annually.
Check parts for wear, replace worn parts, contact help line if unsure.
Periodic lubrication is required; frequency depends on user level (annually to quarterly).
Light user: annually; Medium user: every six months; Frequent user: every three months.
Any repair must be performed by a professional technician.
Turn right adjusting bolt clockwise to center belt; gap <= 5mm.
Turn left adjusting bolt clockwise to center belt; gap <= 5mm.
Periodically adjust tightness with left/right bolts; gap between belt and edging should be <= 5mm.
Sustained activity for lungs/heart; improves fitness and oxygen delivery.
Essential for toning, building, and strengthening muscle; consult physician.
Highlights lower body muscles developed by treadmill and circulatory conditioning.
Start slowly if inactive/overweight; gradually increase time and intensity. Work at your own pace.
Maintain 65-85% of max heart rate for effective aerobic exercise; adjust based on age.
Measure pulse by taking a 6-second count and multiplying by 10.
Each workout includes Warm-up (5-10 min), Training Zone Exercise (20-30 min), and Cool-down (5-10 min).
3-5 workouts/week with rest days; aim for regularity and enjoyment.
Includes Toe Touch, Hamstring, Calf/Achilles, Quadriceps, and Inner Thigh stretches.
Excludes disaster, misuse, commercial use, unauthorized modification, wear and tear.
Claims require proof of purchase or warranty number; contact Trojan Call Centre.
Free repairs for defects under warranty terms; quote for non-covered items.
Consumer responsible for all costs; quote provided before repairs.
Call Trojan for product queries, after-sales support, repairs, or installations.
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