Proform Sport 1000 Folding Treadmill PFTL91205 - ! "screen tight troubleshooting" Questions

...screen when turned on 1) adjust the speed sensor, clean it, tight the connector or plugs.see the diagram2) adjust the Reed switch, clean it, and tight the plug or connector.tight the ribbon cable ...

screen is turned on but blank and will not show the settings. How do I reset it or is it broken? Dear Sir:You must do the following:1) Tight the flexible cord or ribbon cable from keypad   2

...screen but everything but walking belt works fine your information is NOT clear however, you must adjust the REED swtich, see the diagram, clean it, and tight the plug very well 2) RUN the software ...

...screen lights up with no belt, fan, or key pad response. I manually started the belt then it wouldn't stop or change speed. Incline also doesn't respond. adjust the Reed Swith see the ...

...screen (track) does not advance adjust the REED switch, test it, clean it, and tight the plug or connector very well. 2) Replace the new batteries, with the same type, same marks, and the same ...

...the fuse inside, or c. breaker, tight any connector that connect the screen very well.Do not use any extension cord, maybe you can use some stabilizer voltagesincerely. God bless ...

screen? adjust the speed sensor, see the diagram attached , clean, and tight the connector very well.2)Test the input voltage motor, if there are the motor need repair.3) Test the output voltage board

...screen lights up, but only beeps I can't change any settings Dear Sir:Adjust the Reed switch attached is the diagram for adjustin. 2) Change the batteries by new ones, and clean very well the ...

...Tight the connector very well going to the screen. 3) See the c. breaker and reset 4) Test the fuse inside from treadmill 5) See my personal TIPS for help 6) Run the software calibration for diagnose ...

...Screen fades out Dear Sir:Adjust the reed swtich see the diagram attached, clean, and tigh the connector very well. 2) Tight the ribbon cable from key pad  3) Tight the connector from display ...