Most likely the directional PCA has popped out of its housing. There is a small circuit board underneath the quick start button that works the controls. They are notorious for coming loose. If board is still in the housing then then speed down sector of the board may be bad and it will need to be replaced
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Error 26 is what's known as a Motor Pulse Width Incorrect. It basically monitors the sensor signal and verifies that it's appropriate for the requested speed. If your machine uses an infrared sensor, check the line of sight between the optical eye and the sensor target, an array of black and silver wedges arranged like a pie. Ensure that it is 3/16" apart and that it's pointed at the larger point of the wedge section. Use an electronic cleaning compressed air cleaner to blow out any particles that could block it. Have a close look at the target, if it's torn or badly scratched, it will need to be replaced.
If the machine uses a hall effect sensor (magnetic) ensure the distance between the flywheel tooth and sensor is 3/16".
You can sometimes get this error if the speed sensor is faulty, but usually it will happen without you even touching the controls at that point because the lower board isn't receiving any signals from the sensor, or you will get a different error code.
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Hi,
I will advice you try re-calibrate your treadmill, follow the procedure below to re-calibrate it,
Step 1
Stand on the side rails of the treadmill for safety purposes. Remove the safety key.
Step 2 Press and hold the two
incline buttons. The incline buttons are blue and on the left side of
the display. Hold the up and down button simultaneously. Release the
buttons when the display reads "Calibration."
Step 3 Press the green start
button located either above or below the large, red stop button
(depending on your model). Stay on the side rails as the treadmill belt
begins to move. Both the speed and incline should go through their full
range from lowest to highest, and then back down again.
Step 4 Repeat the process if the
display does not read "Calibration Successful.
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