Check Method of Causes
Repair Method
Explanation Figures
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No Cadence Control (Faster cadence control is not possible.) (3)
T-6-2
No Cadence Control (Faster cadence control is not possible.) (3)
T-6-2
Fig.9
CDC Sensor Set
CDC Sensor Cable
Turn Borad
Parallel
CDC Sensor Set
Turn Borad
Cable Connector
5P Cable
Power Supply Board
[4] Checking the CDC Sensor (Continued)
3. Remove the CDC sensor set.
A. Detach the CDC sensor set by loosening screws. (Fig. 9)
B. Detach the CDC sensor cable from the CDC sensor set.
4. Rotate the CDC magnet to check if it is damaged or clogged.
(Fig. 10)
[Judgment]
ⓦ
Damaged CDC magnet will be the cause of the problem. In
this case, you need to take actions as specified in the re-
pair method (f) as described at the right.
5. When the CDC magnet is clogged, remove dust from the mag-
net.
6. Install the CDC sensor set.
A. First, connect the CDC sensor set and the CDC sensor
cable, and then mount it to the CDC sensor metal base.
(Fig. 9)
B. Rotate the CDC sensor around the screw, and adjust the
sensor so that it can be positioned in parallel with the CDC
magnet with the condition that the sensor does not touch the
magnet. (Fig. 11)
7. Connect the 5P cable to the power supply board, and check
the voltage. (Fig. 12)
A. Turn on the power of the main unit.
B. Slowly move the pedal while measuring the voltage across
the terminals 1 and 4 at the cable connector of the 5P cable
(5P connector at the side of the control unit connection).
(Fig. 13)
Terminal 1 is for plus (+) and Terminal 4 is for minus (-).
C. The CDC sensor is working fine when the voltage frequently
changes between approx. 5V and 0V.
[Judgment]
ⓦ
When the voltage check is found to be all right, the possible
cause is the clogging of the CDC magnet or incorrect posi-
tioning of the CDC sensor. In this case, you need to take
actions as specified in the repair method (g) as described
at the right.
When the voltage is not correct, proceed to the checking proce-
dures described on the next page.
(f) Replace the workload unit.
(See [MS-1: Replacing the Workload Unit].)
CDC Sensor Metal
Plate
Red Cable
(Terminal 1)
Black Cable
(Terminal 4)
Fig.10
Fig.11
Fig.12
Fig.13
Nomal condition: Frequently shifting
between 0V & 5V
(g) Present status is correct. Go ahead to assemble
Ergociser.
