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Jennifer MoodySep 9, 2025
What is Fault CN10: E-Stop Fault on True CS900?
- MMichael FlynnSep 9, 2025
The E-Stop Fault on your True Elliptical Trainer means that the unit is configured as a treadmill. To fix this, re-configure the console.
What is Fault CN10: E-Stop Fault on True CS900?
The E-Stop Fault on your True Elliptical Trainer means that the unit is configured as a treadmill. To fix this, re-configure the console.
Why does my True CS900 say 'Fault CN09: Insert Safety Key'?
The Insert Safety Key error on your True Elliptical Trainer is caused if the unit is configured as a treadmill. You should re-configure the console.
What to do if Calibration Timeout happens on True CS900 Elliptical Trainer?
The Calibration Timeout error on your True Elliptical Trainer is caused if the unit is configured as a treadmill. You should re-configure the console.
How do I resolve Fault CN06: Config Mismatch on my True CS900?
A Config Mismatch error on your True Elliptical Trainer can be caused by an incorrectly configured console or a loose cable. You can attempt to resolve this by power cycling the console, reconfiguring the console, or checking the cable connections.
What causes Fault CN05: No Lower Control on True CS900 Elliptical Trainer and how to fix it?
If you're getting a 'No Lower Control' fault on your True Elliptical Trainer, the cause might be a loose cable or incorrect console configuration. Try power cycling the console, checking the cable connections, or reconfiguring the console to resolve this issue.
How to fix Fault CN02: Invalid Console Configuration on True CS900 Elliptical Trainer?
An Invalid Console Configuration error on your True Elliptical Trainer can occur if the console is configured incorrectly or if there's a loose cable. Try power cycling the console or reconfiguring it. If the incline motor is out of range, or the issue persists, contact your dealer or TRUE service.
What to do if there is Fault CN25: Firmware Mismatch on True Elliptical Trainer?
If you encounter a Firmware Mismatch error on your True Elliptical Trainer, it could be due to corrupt software or incompatible firmware and software versions. Try power cycling the console or reconfiguring it. If the problem persists, try reinstalling the software/firmware. If you are still experiencing issues, contact your dealer or TRUE service for further assistance.
Why does my True Treadmill show Fault SC03: Incline Run Fault?
If your True Treadmill displays a 'Incline Run Fault', it could be due to several reasons. The incline potentiometer value might be out of range, the acme nut might be jammed, or there might be an issue with the motor bearings. Contact your dealer or TRUE service.
What causes Fault SC02: Incline Stall on a True Treadmill?
If your True Treadmill displays a 'Incline Stall' fault, it could be due to several reasons. The incline potentiometer value might be out of range, the acme nut might be jammed, or there might be an issue with the motor bearings. Contact your dealer or TRUE service.
How to fix Fault SC07: Speed Sensor Fault on True Treadmill?
If your True Treadmill is showing a 'Speed Sensor Fault', there are a few potential causes. The speed sensor might be dirty or misaligned, so contact your dealer or TRUE service. High friction between the belt and deck can also trigger this fault, so lubricating the treadbelt is advisable. Also, check the AC line voltage.
General| Resistance Levels | 30 |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 400 lbs |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Contact and wireless |
| Drive System | Front |
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