Why does my True Elliptical Trainer say Fault CN09 Insert Safety Key?
If your True Elliptical Trainer displays 'Fault CN09: Insert Safety Key', it might be incorrectly configured as a treadmill. Try reconfiguring the console.
What causes Fault CN08 Calibration Failed on True CS400 Elliptical Trainer?
If your True Elliptical Trainer shows 'Fault CN08: Calibration Failed - Lower Limit Not Reached', it might be incorrectly configured as a treadmill. Try reconfiguring the console.
What to do if my True Treadmill shows Fault SC04: Motor Under Speed?
If your True Treadmill displays a 'Motor Under Speed' fault, it could be due to several reasons. High friction between the belt and deck is a common cause, so try lubricating the treadbelt. Also, check the tension of both the drive belt and the walking belt. Ensure that the AC line voltage is adequate. If the speed sensor is dirty or misaligned, it is best to contact your dealer or TRUE service.
Why does my True Treadmill display Fault SC06: Motor Acceleration Fault?
A 'Motor Acceleration Fault' on your True Treadmill can occur for a few reasons. If the user is holding the belt back, stop doing that. High friction between the belt and deck can also cause this issue, so lubricating the treadbelt may help. If the speed sensor is dirty or misaligned, further assistance may be needed.
What to do if my True Treadmill shows Fault SC05: Motor Over Speed?
A 'Motor Over Speed' fault on your True Treadmill can be triggered by a few things. High friction between the belt and deck may be the cause, so lubricating the treadbelt is a good first step. Make sure that the AC line voltage is correct. If the speed sensor is dirty or misaligned, it is best to contact your dealer or TRUE service.
How to fix Fault CN02 Invalid Console Configuration on True CS400?
If you receive 'Fault CN02: Invalid Console Configuration' on your True Elliptical Trainer, the console may be configured incorrectly, or the incline motor may be out of range, or the cable may be loose. You can try power cycling the elliptical or reconfiguring the console. For an out of range incline motor, or if the issue persists, contact your dealer or TRUE service.
What to do if there is Fault CN06 Config Mismatch on True Elliptical Trainer?
If you're seeing a 'Fault CN06: Config Mismatch' error on your True Elliptical Trainer, it could be due to the console being configured incorrectly or a loose cable. Try power cycling the machine or reconfiguring the console. Ensure all cable connections are secure by checking them.
What to do if my True Elliptical Trainer shows Fault CN05 No Lower Control?
If your True Elliptical Trainer displays a 'Fault CN05: No Lower Control' error, it could be due to a loose cable or incorrect console configuration. Try power cycling the elliptical. Additionally, check all cable connections to ensure they are properly connected. If the problem persists, try reconfiguring the console.
What to do if my True Exercise Bike displays Fault CN25: Firmware Mismatch?
If your True Exercise Bike displays Fault CN25, it means the firmware on the brainboard is not compatible with the SBC software, the software is corrupt, or the firmware and software versions are not compatible. You can try power cycling the bike, reconfiguring the console, or reinstalling the software/firmware. If the problem persists, contact your dealer or TRUE service.
What does Fault CN06: Config Mismatch mean on my True Exercise Bike and how to fix it?
Fault CN06 on your True Exercise Bike means the console is configured for a product different than the one it's connected to. Try power cycling the console. Also, reconfigure the console and check the cable connections.
Critical safety instructions for treadmill operation, setup, and general use.
Explains the use of the safety key and proper grounding for electrical safety.
Details electrical requirements and potential hazards related to power supply.
Information on warning labels and adherence to regulatory standards.
Lists frame components and hardware required before starting assembly.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the treadmill from unpackaged parts.
Identifies and labels the key external parts of the CS400 treadmill.
Explains heart rate tracking via grips/straps and Heart Rate Control workouts.
Details various preset workout programs available on the console.
Introduces scenic video-enhanced workouts for an immersive experience.
Identifies and describes the main components and features of the Transcend console.
Guides users on navigating the touchscreen interface and its various functions.
Covers Web Browser, iPod Integration, Bluetooth Audio, and TV Controls.
Explains service mode, setup, calibration, and other advanced console settings.
Identifies console features and guides basic navigation and operation.
Covers service mode, setup, calibration, and other advanced settings.
Identifies console features and guides basic navigation and operation.
Covers service mode, setup, calibration, and other advanced settings.
Identifies console features and guides basic navigation and operation.
Covers maintenance mode, calibration, and diagnostics.
Provides instructions for routine cleaning, inspection, and safety during maintenance.
Details procedures for adjusting the running belt's alignment and tension.
Instructions for lubricating the belt/deck and leveling the treadmill.
Recommends quarterly maintenance tasks performed by a qualified technician.
Information on how to contact TRUE Fitness for support and sales inquiries.
Procedures for reporting damages that occur during shipment.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common treadmill malfunctions.
Lists detailed technical specifications, dimensions, and features of the CS400.
Outlines the terms, conditions, coverage, and exclusions of the commercial warranty.
Instructions on how to register the product to validate the warranty.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Programs | 12 |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Contact and wireless |
| Maximum User Weight | 400 lbs |
| Drive System | Front |
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