How to get rid of screen interference

Step 1
Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet
Step 2
Use an Allen wrench to remove the bolts on the console cover. Lift the cover and locate the safety switch. It will be in proximity to the key slot. Depending on the particular treadmill, the switch may or may not be attached to the console cover.
Step 3
Locate the wire leads on either side of the safety switch. Most often, the switch is enclosed in a housing and a pair of leads may attach to terminal posts on the housing. Remove the leads from the terminal posts by turning the brass screws counterclockwise with a small screwdriver. If the leads do not terminate outside the switch housing, use wire strippers to cut the leads close to the housing.
Step 4
Strip the ends of the switch leads 1/4 inch to expose bare wire. Twist the ends of the stranded wire tight with your fingers. This is necessary for a good contact. Cut a piece of insulated wire as a jumper bypass that attaches between the ends of the switch leads. Strip the ends of the jumper wire 1/4 inch and twist the stranded wire ends.
Step 5
Insert each end of the switch leads into an insulated crimp connector. Crimp the connectors with the wire strippers to secure the wires. Insert the ends of the jumper into the open ends of each crimp connector. Crimp the connectors with wire strippers.
Step 6
Wrap the jumper wire and crimp connectors with electrical tape. Continue the wraps onto each of the switch leads. Replace the console cover and reinstall the bolts that hold it in place. Plug in the treadmill power cord and press the "Start" button on the console to turn the treadmill on.
Things You'll Need
Allen wrench
Small screwdriver
Wire stripper
Insulated electrical wire
Crimp connectors
Electrical tape
Tips
Soldered connections can be used in place of crimp connectors. Refer to the owner's manual or solicit the manufacturer for a wiring schematic, if necessary. Use a similar gauge and type wire as the jumper bypass.

Hi yaniv336,
There are couples of easy steps that will solve your problem!
1. Look out for any Electromagnetic field emitting devices next to your
monitor and move themaway(like phones, big magnets, speakers...)
2.Make sure that the monitor's plug, is well plugged and notmoving around.
3. On some systems, it is possible to reset therefresh rate of the monitor to line frequency (60 Hz) without serious sideeffects. More often, though, this will result in a sacrifice of resolution, andin almost all cases, the jitter will have been traded for flicker (the refreshrate has been increased by the monitor manufacturer to avoid flicker - the eyecan detect a refresh of the image at 60 Hz). Further, if the backgroundmagnetic fields are strong enough, even setting the refresh rate to 60 Hz willnot remove all of the jitter.
4. If all above doesn't work, and you can't stand the interference simply buyand LCD screen and never have these kind of trouble again.

if you need more help, check out my guide!

Try replacing the battery, if this does not work either the transmitter or the receiver could be faulty, or there could be radio interference. The simplest solution would be to fit a universal garage door remote control, these are cheap and very easy to fit and will certainly solve your problem. Universal garage door remote control

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http://waterheatertimer.org/Intermatic-st01c.pdf
1) Manual shows troubleshooting steps. Since ST01C is battery operated, it will not work on loads farther than 100 feet away. If a wire is buried underground, this can interfere with operation. Other electrical devices can interfere with operation. Check for interference issues.

2) Try reprogramming timer
To program the ST01C:
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html

3) ST01C has 1 year warranty + troubleshooting steps in manual, implying short life expectancy. Similar EJ500 has troubleshooting + 1 year warranty. Similar Intermatic EI600 battery-powered has troubleshooting + 5 year warranty. Each offers 40 programs per week.

3) Other in-wall programmable timers offer 7 on and 7 off events per week. Clock operates on 120V instead of battery. Ttroubleshooting is: reprogram.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#progr

Hi,
Need more info It's like asking how can I see in the dark.
1. Is it a laptop
2.how do you konw the power is on (light on front)
3.does it sou8nd like it's booting up?
4.did you check all the cables to see if there tight (both ends)
5.also the monitor power cable
6.it could be a bad video card (try removing and reinstalling the card)
7.if it's a loptop when you look at the screen from the side if you can see a shadow on the screen it's the back light for the screen. Posable cause bad wire gonig from laptop to screen or invertor that runs the backlight. you can buy invertors on the net for your computer. But putting it in or fixing the broken wire is not easy. Get on the net and search for some one who has info on step buy step instructions for replacing the inverter.

Skippkon