I have a proform 416 crosswalk, I use a power surge protector with it. I was using a power plant in my house due to electric power fairlure, the power plant send a surge into the house electric system and from that moment the treadmill doesn't work. Even with the reset buttom down. I open the motor cover and I can see a led light on, but the treadmill doesn't make anything. board?

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Either the belt is too slack or it needs to be reset.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/672296/Pro-Form-Crosswalk-395.html?page=20&term=reset&selected=9#manual

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Unplug the treadmill from the surge suppressor and plug in a typical house vacuum.

Turn on vacuum. If breaker does not trip from the vacuum then treadmill power supply is likely kaput.

If breaker trips then likely it's not the treadmill. Bypass surge suppressor by plugging vacuum directly into same wall outlet as the suppressor. If breaker again trips, it's not the suppressor and more likely there is some type of circuit overload or other fault in the house branch circuit.

Good information, you said enough, a lightening storm does the greatest harm to electronics ever. You probably need the manufacturer to help you. https://www.proform.com

You must use the Key for started. Or you can use any magnet like the use in the Refrigerator for to put some Paper or similar as Remember you.
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It sounds like the control board. You might find it on eBay.



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The surge protector has likely committed suicide... or died by homicide. In other words, it may have done its job, or been fried trying. Either the breaker/fuse inside melted by design due to a surge, or it died.

A surge protector is only designed to protect you from many small/everyday surges, or ONE BIG ONE. The cumulative wear of small surges will eventually kill them as well. They don't last forever, and some experts recommend replacing them every 3 years or so for safety/performance.

Some surge protectors have a reset switch or a replaceable fuse, but since you smelled something burning, I highly recommend tossing it in the garbage (if not still on fire, hee hee), and get a new surge protector for safety. Your house is worth the $25+. If you have had any other electrical issues in your home lately, get an electrician to do a quick safety inspection as well. Be safe!

PS: Not all surge protectors are created equal. Look for one that has "lighting protection" and costs at least $20-25 , or you likely don't have decent protection (the ones I buy are usually $30-$35, but I watch for sales and keep an extra on hand). Never overload a surge protector or wall outlet. Read the manual for the total watts,etc. supported. And don't expect to collect on the $50,000 equipment damage guarantee some surge protectors promise.

Not sure which surge protector you have.
Copy following links for whole house surge that might give some help.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Whole-house-surge-protector.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Tankless-electric-water-heater.html

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You have a bad mtr controller- did u leave the item plugged in wall without surge protector-did the power go off at house and then come back on(clocks blinking 12 one day)?? if yes to both you had a surge, if no still your controller/power board( all in one board) is bad

swap to another surge protector. if it still does it, it is a power surge at the outlet, if it does not, the Surge Proctector has worn out. have someone with the appropriate knowlege have a look at the outlet as well. older outlets especially tend to wear to the point where the plug literally falls out of the wall.