Powerjog Jx100 Manual
Try below: ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION E1 Speed error (The treadmill running speed is 3.2 kph faster than the displayed speed). The treadmill will stop immediately when the console detects this error. E2 Speed error (The treadmill running speed is 3.2 kph slower than the displayed speed).
The treadmill will stop 16 seconds later after the console detects this error. Troubleshooting / Resetting error codes In the rare event of the treadmill displaying an error code ('E' followed by a number), simply reset the computer by: 1. Step off the treadmill. Ensure that you are clear of the running belt. Turn the treadmill off at the master power switch located near the motor housing. WARNING: Ensure nothing is positioned near or under running belt which may possibly block it's normal operation.
Turn the treadmill on at the master power switch. Ensure that the Safety Tether Key is securely and properly installed onto the console or just reinstalling the Safety Tether Key can also reset the display. If the above does not clear the error code, please contact the nearest Dealer/Service Center May 22, 2016. 1) reset the treadmil.2) adjust the speed sensor, see the diagram attached. 3) Run the software calibration for easy diagnostic and fix it. God bless you. 1 Unplug the treadmill.
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Locate the console key and place the safety or reset key into the treadmill console. Replace any parts that need replacing, or is large enough to trigger with a pencil eraser or Q-tip. Plug the treadmill plug back into the wall. Use the Q-tip to press the reset button. It may be necessary to hold the reset button down for a few seconds. 'CL11' will appear in the display of the treadmill.
3 Press the reset button one more time with the Q-tip. 'CL21' should appear on the screen.
Press the enter key. The display will change again and show 'CL22.' Keep pressing the enter key until the numbers cycle through to the number 'CL26.'
Press enter one more time. The letter E should appear on the display screen. 4 Press enter twice more. The letters 'SS' should appear on the screen. When this happens, press the start/stop key. Making sure to keep well away from the tread, press enter to start the treadmill.
The treadmill will start on its own. The treadmill will stop on its own after a few seconds. When it stops, press the power key two times.
Remove the safety key and put in a safe place. Your treadmill is reset.move on to the next step. 2 Locate the reset switch on the underside of the treadmill console. Usually the button Oct 18, 2013.
StarTrac 4500 Treadmill NO RPM Error Probable Cause A) Damaged or misaligned RPM sensor B) Display Cable C) MCB D) Filter Network Corrective Action A) Check the connection of the RPM sensor to the lower control board. Inspect RPM sensor and disc for build up of dirt, dust, or debris. Clean if necessary.
Verify RPM sensor and disc are properly aligned. Units equipped with an 'optical' RPM sensor (uses plastic RPM disc) should have the disc evenly spaced between the walls of the RPM sensor. Adjust if necessary. Units equipped with a magnetic 'cherry' RPM sensor (uses a metal RPM disc) should have the sensor spaced 1/8' away from the flywheel. Adjust if necessary. B) Inspect the display cable for any nicks or breaks.
Replace if necessary. If there is no visible damage to the display cable, wiggle the display cable to verify intermittent connection. If by wiggling the display cable, the PWM LED on the lower control board does not flash or intermittently respond, replace the display cable. C) Refer to the NO RPM Flowchart from the service manual for MCB testing. D) Refer to the NO RPM Flowchart from the service manual for testing of Filter Network. Jun 28, 2012. If the is a Next Gen unit need to enter Diagnostic menu by pressing and holding pause then press clear twice.
Continue to hold pause until until read service menu. Press any arrow up and select system test,then press enter the display will begin to automatically scroll thru available options. Press enter to access Main Motor Module the next window will be Speed Automatic. Upon entering this test mode you will able to check the drive motor and motor control board. By using the the speed arrows you will be able see the actual speed if functioning if not it could possibly be the speed sensor or wire harness ( SIMPLE CONTINUITY CHECK WILL RULE IN OR OUT THE HARNESS ) and point the problem. Now if their is no belt movement then hit clear and proceed over to SPEED CONTROL ERRORS hit enter this test allows seeing the motor controller conditions that are being displayed on the motor controller display if any of these come up then the controller need s to repair or replaced: Max Temperature, Maximum voltage, Fault Line 1 error, Static current trip and dynamic current trip ( this also can a running belt tension this can result in a cannot obtain speed error message ) hit clear to get out of diagnostic once you eliminated the problem.
May 21, 2010.
I bought a refurbished from. This is a copy-n-paste of what I posted on the Daily Training thread. Today, 7AM a van arrives with three guys to deliver the PowerJog JX100 treadmill. We actually saw them at 6.30AM but they waited till seven since that is what we had agreed with Amazon.
After a few go's they finally managed to get the JX100 in through the doors of the side-annexe of the house. They laid clean rugs everywhere and did a marvellous job not to damage the floor, walls, door-frames etc. They assembled, tested and cleaned the JX100, making sure all the items in the room where put back where they were. Fantastic manners and VERY professional. I was dead impressed with them and they earned a big tip. The JX100 goes to 25kph (ie 2.4mins/km), 15.5 mph (ie 3:52/mile pace). Maximum incline is a 25%.
Best of all the Polar HR Strap does work with it. Once the HR limits are set the JX100 automatically speeds up and slows down to keep you within the HR limit.
The Control Panel was also very easy to use ie no need for a manual, pretty obvious. I only had a quick few minutes on so I'll post more info as I find out more about it.
So far so good. Good point Count. I thought about this carefully before purchasing. My particular reasons were:- 1.
I already run morning but want to increase the running I do in the evenings (eg 1hr+). However I don't want to be away from the family ie acessibility eg for home work questions etc etc. Mrs nrg-b is keen to run but not outside - just yet! We live in a neighbourhood where we have lots of friends.
Kids are interested in running. We will train outside but for the times when they're at home (and I'm at work) they can use the tready under the wife's supervision. Tready running will help me analyse my running form. JX100 is industrial strength yet all working parts have been replaced therefore should last for yonks. Over the long term it will be cheaper then a gym membership. In fact, compared to a family gym membership, tready option will be cheaper within 12-15 months. Getting out of the house and all the pallava of: driving/running walking to a gym, waiting for your tready turn, trying to stay on the tready for as much as possible etc etc is too much hassle for me.
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As with all decisions, You have to look at your own set of circumstances and decide what's best for you. Update on my tready: I got it last Friday and over the weekend I broke it!! I run barefoot on the treadmill and noticed that the running deck felt funny, there was a strange smell too. What gave it away was the belt became hot. As suspected, there wasn't any (enough) lubricant oil between the belt and the deck so the intense heat had caused the metal deck to warp and buckle. It shouldn't do since the treadmill is designed to carry a extremely heavy (ie 100kg+) runners. Amazon Leisure have service contracts with local engineers.
On Monday an engineer promptly came round and agreed to my findings. Since it's under warranty they will come by early next week, change the deck & belt and provide me with loads of lub. The odd thing is that I think I need to calibrate it. When I set it for a well-known pace, it always feels too fast! I don't have the bottle to try 25kph but at that speed it hums like the Starship Enterprise on Warp Factor 9.
Overall, I'm very pleased with both the JX100 and post-sales service. Don't think the budget would stretch to the cost of a JX100. Also, space is limited. I'm looking at the Horizon Quantum ll carbon series at £759. It's got a lifetime warranty on the motor and frame and 2yrs on parts etc.
Speed goes up to 10mph and holds a person upto 21 stone, it also has lots of different programmes and comes with a free hr strap. Anyone got any experience of this machine? My reasons for wanting one is very similar to you nrg-b. I want to increase my running, by doing a run in the morning before work on treadmill then go for longer at night after work outside, or vice versa. Whatchya Percy!!
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How's the tapering? The on-site 1 year deal is a warranty covering all faults. The warranty is not the same as a maint. I'll pay to get the tready serviced once a year. Right calf is now fine but lower back is causing A LOT of problems.
I'm unable to run on the JX100 let walk for that matter. Though the kids are having a fun time on it. I hope to use the JX100 for a) improving running form, b) doing doubles, and c) speedwork. By speedwork I mean running v. Fast for extremely short time intervals to get a feel for fast running. The JX100 built-in HRM shows a different BPM value to the PolarS210.
I assume the Polar is far more accurate so I'll use that - anyway the S210 comes with me for all training runs.