What does Fault SC05: Motor Over Speed mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER Treadmill?
Fault SC05 on your True Treadmill indicates the motor is over speed. This can be caused by high belt deck friction or line voltage issues. Lubricate the treadbelt and check the AC line voltage.
What does Fault CN07: Calibration Timeout mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER?
Fault CN07 on your True Treadmill indicates a calibration timeout, which could be due to low AC line voltage. Try retrying the calibration and verifying the AC voltage at the outlet.
What does Fault CN00 mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER Treadmill?
If your True Treadmill shows Fault CN00: Corrupted Console Configuration, power cycle the treadmill, re-configure the console, or re-install the software/firmware. If the firmware and software versions are not compatible, re-install software/ firmware. Contact dealer or TRUE service.
What does Fault A120: Motor Controller Fault mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER?
Fault A120 on your True Treadmill indicates a motor controller fault. This may be due to a loose cable connection. Check cable connections.
What does Fault SC06: Motor Acceleration Fault mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER Treadmill?
Fault SC06 on your True Treadmill indicates a motor acceleration fault. This can occur if the user is holding the belt back or if there's high belt deck friction. Do not try to stop the belt and lubricate the treadbelt.
What does Fault SP03: Belt Over Accel mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER?
Fault SP03 on your True Treadmill indicates the belt is over accelerating. This can occur if the user is holding the belt back or if there's high belt deck friction. Do not try to stop the belt and lubricate the treadbelt.
What does Fault A103: Motor Controller Fault mean on my True Treadmill?
Fault A103 on your True Treadmill indicates a motor controller fault. This may be due to a loose cable. Check cable connections.
What does Fault A119: Motor Controller Fault mean on my True ALPINE RUNNER?
Fault A119 on your True Treadmill indicates a motor controller fault. This may be due to a loose cable connection. Check cable connections.
What to do if my True ALPINE RUNNER is making a rubbing sound when in operation?
If you hear a rubbing sound from your True Treadmill during operation, it could be that the walking belt is rubbing against a straddle cover. In this case, adjust the belt tracking. See Chapter 5: Centering the Running Belt. Alternatively, a foreign object may be stuck under the walking belt. Inspect under the unit and remove any object that you find.
What to do if my True Treadmill walking belt is off center?
If your True Treadmill walking belt is off center, it might be due to an uneven floor. Adjust the treadmill using the rear leveling feet. Also, you may need to adjust the belt tracking. See Chapter 5: Centering the Running Belt.
Key safety warnings and instructions for users to follow before operating the equipment.
Detailed instructions on proper electrical grounding to prevent shock hazards.
Information on voltage, circuit requirements, and plugs for safe power connection.
Essential tasks for maintaining the treadmill to ensure longevity and void warranty issues.
Procedure for reporting any damage to the product incurred during shipment.
A guide to diagnose and resolve common malfunctions and error codes for the treadmill.
Details of the commercial limited warranty, coverage, terms, and claims procedure for the treadmill.
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