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E1
No signal from motor gear
(1)Review the Assembly
Instructions and check that all the
Computer Plugs and Sockets are
FIRMLY and correctly connected.
(2)Review the unit
’s Magnetic
Resistance System to ensure that
it is set correctly and they be at it
can freely be adjusted. A
symptom of the previous problem
is the Motor will struggle to adjust
the resistance and will start
making an abnormal sound. If this
happens the Motor may already
be damaged by some kind of
interference. After freeing the
interference the Motor will have to
be checked that it still correctly.
(3)Motor Problems
a. Symptoms include an unusually
loud noise coming from the Motor,
which means the Gears are NOT
meshing correctly. Try reversing
the resistance and try again. If this
fails then replace the Motor.
b. If the Motor fails to move at all
then please recheck as per
Solutions.
(4)Above. If this fails then Replace
the Motor.
E2
The Computer cannot interface
with the IC Chip
Disconnect the Adaptor and /or
remove the Batteries. Reconnect
the Adaptor and/or the batteries.
This will REBOOT the IC Chip and
may help the Computer interface
with the IC Chip.
Remove and reinsert the IC Chip.
If reinsertion fails then Replace
the IC Chip with a New IC Chip.
E5
Auto-tension (DISTANCE) is not
disconnected from zero point.
(1)Review the unit
’s Magnetic
Resistance System to ensure that
it is set correctly and they be at it
can freely be adjusted. A symptom
of the previous problem is the
Motor will struggle to adjust the
resistance and will start making an
abnormal sound. If this happens
the Motor may already be
damaged by some kind of
interference. After freeing the
interference the Motor will have to
be checked that it still correctly.
(2)Motor Problems
a. Symptoms include an unusually
loud noise coming from the Motor,
which means the Gears are NOT
meshing correctly. Try lowering
the resistance and try again. If this
fails then replace the Motor.
b. If the Motor fails to move at all
then please recheck as per
Solutions. (3)Above. If this fails
then Replace the Motor.
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