Motor not going on York Optimum 60100 - after a while E 1 appears

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the motor is faulty. That is why its warming up fast than usual. Motor is consuming more current thats why the relay cuts the power. change the motor.
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You are needing a new walking belt .....see the troubleshooting link below:
http://www.treadmilldoctor.com/Shuts-Down-During-a-Workout?utm_source=yahoo%2Banswers&utm_medium=CPC&utm_campaign=Mendi

1) LUBE THE DECK BELT, IN ACCORDING WITH THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
2) lUBE THE ROLLERS BEARING
3) tEST THE INPUT VOLTAGE MOTOR, IF THERE ARE THE MOTOR NEED REPAIR.
4)tEST THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE BOARD, FOR INPUT VOLTAGE MOTOR, IF THERE ARE NOT THE BOARD IS FAULTY.
SEE THE BLOCK DIAGRAM ATTACHED.
God bless you

Adjust the speed sensor, clean, and tight the wire connector very well.
see the diagram attached.

2) Test the input voltage motor, if there are the motor need repair.

3) Test the output voltage board, for input voltage motor, if there are NOT the board is faulty.

sincerely. God bless you

Belt speed Loss:

This condition indicates that the speed pickup signal was lost continuosly by during 1 second after the motor successfuly started.Normally indicate a failure of speed pickup or abrupt belt stoppage to due any motor, wiring,or motor controller failure.

Check the resolution of the screen by right clicking on an empty part of the screen and choosing properties. Go to settings and make the resolution 1078 x 768 and hit apply and ok. There are instances when the resolution will change from a software update etc. that is not supported by the monitor or graphics card.

the E1 error with yorks typically means that the speed sensor isnt communication correctly with the computer. Here is the series to try and get things communicating again. Turn off and on a couple times. No luck... Turn off and use your feet to rotate the running mat once around. Turn back on. No luck... Turn off and unplug. Check all wires to make sure nothing is unplugged inside or on the machine other than the main power plug. I would also just for good measure unplug and plug all wires I can easily reach and do so with. Once everything is buttoned safely back up plug the machine back in and turn on.

Sounds like its simply going into power save mode. Does your screen come back on when you move the mouse or press a key on the keyboard? Is the computer still on? Check your power options in control panel.