Precor 9.27 Treadmill - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Fuse is a dead end in this case. Is there belt movement with the LS error, where the belt moves for a few seconds then quits? If so, there may be a problem with the upper - contact Precor and have them look up bulletins on that model/SN. If no belt movement, then there is a problem with either motor or MCB, probably MCB. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/russell_1d1c35fa8a5a0be4

This is a common issue. Over time the belt stretches. You will need to adjust the tension on the running belt to alleviate this issue. If there is no adjustment room left, then you will need to replace your running belt and deck surface. The link below will take you to the products for your machine. Please use your serial number to narrow down your choices. Precor Repair Parts for 9 27 Treadmills Consumer SPORTSMITH net

This is a common issue. Over time the belt stretches. You will need to adjust the tension on the running belt to alleviate this issue. If there is no adjustment room left, then you will need to replace your running belt and deck surface. The link below will take you to the products for your machine. Please use your serial number to narrow down your choices. Precor Repair Parts for 9 27 Treadmills Consumer SPORTSMITH net

Please RUN the software calibration for eady diagnostic and fix it. God bless you However follow this steps and fix it. God bless you Probable Cause 1. A failure in the upper PCA overloads the low voltage power supply and causes it to drop below the preset level. 2. A fault in the interconnect cable (upper PCA to lower PCA) causing the input voltage to the upper PCA to be too low. Corrective Action

1. If the error message is continually displayed when the unit is powered up, the upper PCA needs replaced. External causes may make the error appear intermittently.
   1. If the AC input of the unit dips significantly during power up test sequences, the test could fail causing the error to appear.
   2. A treadmill connected to a non-dedicated AC circuit can experience this error intermittently.
2. Determine if the interconnect cable is the cause by substituting a know good cable in place of the current cable. For test purposes, the substitute cable needs to be connected directly between the upper and lower PCA's, without routing the cable internally.

you must read very well you owner manual, for detailed instr program.or download from www.iconservice.com or www.fitness.manualsonline.comGod bless you

1) Reset the c.breaker from your house2) See the c.breaker or blown fuse in your treadmill see the block diagram +c. diagram3) Try again, and proof.4) Test the main switch from treadmill, and replace if necessary for OPEn, see the diagram how to do it.God bless you

Check RPM Feedback: The most common cause for the timer to stop after 7 seconds on a Precor elliptical is NO RPM feedback. Start by checking the connection of the speed sensor to the lower board. If necessary, reset the connection. Also, inspect the magnet located on the user's right crank arm (versions 1 and 2) or the user's left crank arm (version 3). The magnet passes the speed sensor with each revolution of the crank arm. Ensure that the magnet is installed correctly, with its south pole facing the speed sensor. You can verify the magnet polarity using another magnet or a compass. Speed Sensor Spacing: Confirm that the spacing between the speed sensor and the magnet is within the range of 1/8" to 1/4". Adjust if necessary. Battery and Power: If your elliptical has a battery, check its status. A low battery could cause issues. Consider using the optional power adapter kit to ensure consistent power supply. Error Codes and Clearing Logs: Check for any error codes displayed on the console. Clear the error codes and power down the unit. Inspect cable connections to ensure they are fully seated. Power on the unit and monitor the error code log for any reoccurrence. Professional Assistance: If the issue persists, consider reaching out to professional repair services or contacting Precor support for further assistance.

Il existe deux raisons pour lesquelles votre v?lo elliptique Precor EFX 556 d?marre lentement. Tout d'abord, un probl?me ?lectrique, tel qu'un cordon d'alimentation mal branch? ou endommag?, ou m?me une prise d?fectueuse, pourrait survivre. Un condensateur d?fectueux ? l'int?rieur de l'appareil, qui peut causer des retards au moment de la mise sous tension, est une autre explication. Pour r?soudre ces probl?mes, commencez par v?rifier les connexions ?lectriques. Envisagez d'appeler un technicien qualifi? pour diagnostiquer et r?soudre un probl?me ?lectrique ou ?lectronique si le probl?me persiste.

hello there, check if the lift control system is detected the lift is moving in the opposite direction of the issued lift command. This error would happen when the lift was already in motion (typically downward) when a lift command in the opposite direction (lift upward) was issued.

A slow boot up on a Precor EFX 546 elliptical machine can be caused by several factors, including:

1. Low battery voltage: If the battery voltage is low, the machine may take longer to boot up. This can be due to a weak or old battery, or a problem with the battery charger.
2. Dirty or corroded contacts: Dirt, dust, or corrosion on the battery contacts or other electrical contacts can interfere with the machine's ability to start up quickly.
3. Faulty console or display board: If the console or display board is malfunctioning, it may take longer for the machine to boot up or may not boot up at all.
4. Loose or damaged cables or connections: Loose or damaged cables or connections can prevent the machine from starting up properly and may cause a slow boot up.
5. Outdated software: If the software on the machine is outdated, it may take longer for the machine to boot up or it may not start up at all.

To troubleshoot a slow boot up on a Precor EFX 546, you can try the following steps:

1. Check the battery voltage and replace the battery if necessary.
2. Clean the contacts on the battery and other electrical components.
3. Inspect the cables and connections for damage or looseness.
4. Check for any error codes or messages on the console or display board and consult the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
5. Check for any available software updates and install them if necessary.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact a professional technician for further assistance.

Hey Fabian, it's possible that the resistance motor or sensors on your wife's Precor 556i/AXGE may need to be recalibrated. Try powering off the machine, unplugging it for a minute, and then plugging it back in to see if that resets the calibration. If the problem persists, you can try recalibrating the machine manually. There should be instructions in the user manual or online. If that doesn't work, then contacting customer service or a certified technician may be necessary. I hope this helps!

If you have checked the safety switch on your Precor 9.45 treadmill and everything seems to be intact, and the "reset safety switch" message still won't go away, it's possible that the switch itself is faulty or the console is not receiving the signal from the switch. You can try cleaning the switch and the area around it, and also check the wires that connect the switch to the console to make sure they are not damaged. If the switch or wires appear to be damaged, they may need to be replaced. If cleaning and checking the switch and wires doesn't resolve the issue, it's recommended that you contact the manufacturer or a qualified repair technician to further diagnose and fix the problem. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or suggest other possible solutions.

Everything is fixable :>) Service manual in the link https://www.google.com/search?q=Precor+546i+Elliptical+Cross-Trainer+stuck+at+highest+position ..

This is an error code for 1 of 2 things. Something was spilt on the display causing a detected malfunction. Or, you are experiencing a power sag where the unit is plugged in. Try an isolated AC circuit. (Nothing else is ON or plugged in)

Two likely candidates: Belt or tread. Lubricating the tread would be the easiest starting point; but if you're running at 7 or more you've probably already thought of that. If the cover isn't too difficult to remove, you can expose the drive belt and the squeaking volume change would be an indicator that the drive belt is the problem.

Contact Precor direct. Details at the bottom of the page. It uses a non-standard method of resistance. https://www.precor.com/en-ca/efx%C2%AE-546i-elliptical-fitness-crosstrainer%E2%84%A2 ..

http://www.precor.com/products/media/english/Treadmill_932i_Manual_Maintenance_Reference_Assembly_English.pdf

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You will need to replace the battery