Fault
Probable
Cause
Solution
Water changes color
or becomes cloudy.
Rower is in di-
rect sunlight or
has not had
water treat-
ment.
Change rower location to reduce direct
exposure to sunlight. Add water treat-
ment or change tank water as directed
in the water treatment section of this
manual.
Knocking noise from
inside the control arm
while training, espe-
cially when changing
directions.
Chain requires
tightening or
adjustment.
Open front end cap and check chain
tension using a screwdriver of other im-
plement. Do not use fingers. Proper
tension is 3-5mm of play. Please refer
to the Chain adjustment page for further
instructions.
Pedals slip during
hard training.
PK tank belt
requires tight-
ening.
Remove large inspection plate on oppo-
site side of tank and check belt tension.
For details on belt tightening, please re-
fer to the belt tightening page in this
manual.
Pedal is loose (either
left or right) and can-
not be retightened.
Aluminum
crank arm
threads are
stripped.
Contact service center for replacement.
Then check weekly as recommended.
Computer screen illu-
minates, but does not
register when rowing.
Loose or failed
connection/
Sensor gap
too wide (see
erratic com-
puter display).
Check that the computer lead is con-
nected properly. If connected properly
check sensor gap. Contact your local
service center if this fails to address the
problem.
The E620 computer
does not illuminate af-
ter battery installation.
Batteries in-
stalled incor-
rectly or need
replacing.
Reinstall batteries in correct position
and try again. If the LCD screen fails to
illuminate, try rotating the batteries
slightly in the computer. If this fails,
contact your local service center.
The E620 computer
display is erratic/slow
while displaying RPM
and WATTS
Gap between
sensor and
magnetic ring
is too wide.
Remove inspection plate, check sensor
gap and that magnetic ring is not wob-
bly or loose. The sensor bracket can
be bent slightly to bring the reed switch
closer to the magnetic ring.
Troubleshooting Guide:
Summary of Contents for E620 Seated UBE
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