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Walkstation

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Cause

Solution

Circuit breaker

on treadmill trips

when the power cord

is plugged into wall.

A

Damaged motor

B

Damage or defective

motor power supply board

C

Damaged motor

control circuit board

D

Restricted belt or flywheel

E

Treadbelt over tensioned

A

Service required

B

Service required

C

Service required

D

Check and remove

obstruction or call dealer

E

See page 11 for Treadbelt

adjustment information

Computer display LED’s

do not illuminate.

A

No power to treadmill

B

Circuit breaker trip

C

Upper wire harness

not connected or not

completely connected

A

Restore power at electrical

outlet or reset circuit

breaker if in on/off position

B

Circuit breaker trip

C

Upper wire harness

not connected or not

completely connected

Treadbelt tracks

left to right.

A

Uneven floor

B

Rear roller not

properly adjusted

C

Treadmill feet NOT seated

properly in treadmill

receiver plates

A

Move treadmill to even

surface or level with shims.

See page 11 for Treadbelt

adjustment information

B

See page 11 for Treadbelt

adjustment information

C

Move treadmill feet so both

are seated through holes

in treadmill receiver plate

Treadbelt feels

unsmooth,

jerks intermittently.

A

Object between

belt and deck

B

Object under belt

C

Loose tread motor drive belt

D

Loose treadbelt tension

A

Remove object

between belt and deck

B

Remove object

from under belt

C

Service required

D

See page 11 for Treadbelt

adjustment information

Squeaking noise while

using the treadmill.

A

Poly V-belt slipping

B

Motor brush noise excessive

C

Treadmill feet NOT seated

properly in treadmill

receiver plates

A

Service required

B

Service required

C

Move treadmill feet so both

are seated through holes

in treadmill receiver plate

Treadmill does

not turn on.

A

Unit and table aren’t

plugged into a working

electrical outlet

B

Insecure cable connections

A

Restore power at electrical

outlet or reset circuit

breaker if in on/off position

B

Secure cable connections

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WS_Instructions_TroubleShooting:Layout 1  1/7/10  10:57 AM  Page 11

Summary of Contents for The Walkstation

Page 1: ...FitWork Walkstation The Walkstation User Instructions...

Page 2: ...to walk too fast Utilize a comfortable speed Do not lean forward or round hunch your back and keep your head up Do not wear loose or dangling clothing while using the treadmill Read understand and te...

Page 3: ...ight adjustment Do not subject the cords to any strain while adjustment of the surface is taking place Always check for proper operating clearance before placing any item on next to above or below the...

Page 4: ...e soft edge hand hold and built in wrist rest 5 Magnetic Safety Clip 6 Quiet high torque motor 7 Treadmill receiver plate 8 Optional SlatRail or Slatwall to accommodate adjustable monitor arm and work...

Page 5: ...Keep items within close reach Before Getting Started Obtain a medical exam before beginning any conditioning program If at any time during the session you feel faint dizzy or experience pain stop and...

Page 6: ...zy or short of breath Walkstation Console Keypad Magnet for Magnetic Safety Clip Enter Accepts session parameters Stop Stops the belt and pauses session If held for 3 seconds resets all session inform...

Page 7: ...ttach the Magnetic Safety Clip to your clothing near the center of your body just below worksurface level attach other end to the magnetic reciever on the console keypad For your personal safety the M...

Page 8: ...esired height As a safety feature the user must continuously hold down the button in order for the table to move The buttons labeled 1 3 each store a desired pre set height into the control panel memo...

Page 9: ...e overall odometer while the Walkstation is prompting for weight such as at the beginning of a session press the STOP and keys simultaneously To clear the overall odometer while the Walkstation is pro...

Page 10: ...tes A Move treadmill to even surface or level with shims See page 11 for Treadbelt adjustment information B See page 11 for Treadbelt adjustment information C Move treadmill feet so both are seated th...

Page 11: ...xposed area of the deck beside the straddle covers with a clean dry cloth MOTOR Indicates that the accumulated time on the treadmill is such that the motor brushes need to be changed checked Check rep...

Page 12: ...00 833 0411 P O Box 1967 CD 5E Grand Rapids MI 49501 1967 www details worktools com 2009 Steelcase Inc All rights reserved 12 09 Details Part No 005734D Rev D d e t a i l s w o r k t o o l s c o m A S...

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