Quinton ClubTrack, Service Manual

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Code Indication Recommended Action
E203 Motor overload caused by one
of the following:
1. Runner heavier than
weight/speed envelope.
1. Restrict use to people within the weight/ speed
specifications.
2. Deck wear 2. Check deck wear; replace if necessary.
3. Motor lead disconnected or
loose
3. If the motor does not turn, check the motor
leads to ensure all leads are connected. One
loose or disconnected lead will cause overload.
4. Electrical short on the board
near the power electronics
4. Examine board for shorts. Examine board for
blackened components or discoloration.
5. Power electronic component
failure
5. Replace board if damaged.
6. Motor blocked by obstruction 6. Remove obstruction.
E204 VSD and controller not
communicating
Verify cable connections at both ends. Check for
bent or broken pins; replace if required. If error
persists, replace VSD or controller as necessary.
E205 Software tachometer fault Clear the error by pressing Clear or Power.
Attempt to operate the treadmill again. If error
persists, replace VSD board.
E206 Controller or VSD performs
inadvertent reset
Verify wire grounding system is intact.
EPHI VSD ABS voltage is too high.
Line voltage is too high.
VSD board failure
Refer to EPHI error code flow chart elsewhere in
this chapter.
EPLO VSD ABS voltage is too low.
Line voltage is too low.
Transformer connection is bad.
Transformer failure. VSD board
failure.
Refer to EPLO error code flow chart elsewhere in
this chapter.
Error Codes (continued)
Troubleshooting 3-4