Precor AMT12 base, Руководство по обслуживанию

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1 Substitute a known good interconnect cable between the upper and lower PCAs to determine if
the interconnect cable is defective.
2 Remove the interconnect cable from the CSAFE connector and insert it in the correct upper PCA
connector.
3 Unplug all the components from the upper PCA and lower control module except, data cable, and
the AC power going to the lower control module. If the unit shows an error other than a
communication error, plug in components one at a time, cycling power after each new component
is plugged in. If a communication error is displayed, the last component plugged in is the cause of
the error.
4 Substitute a known good lower control module to determine if the lower control module is
defective.
5 Substitute a known good upper PCA to determine if the upper PCAs defective.
Troubleshooting the Interconnect Cable
1 Remove the Consoles access cover.
2 Remove the right side cover as per procedure, Cover Replacement (on page XX).
3 Disconnect the interconnect cable from the upper PCA and the lower PCA.
4 External of the upper column, connect a replacement interconnect cable to the lower PCA and the upper
PCA.
5 Check operation as described in the Operation verification section. If the unit works properly, replace
the interconnect cable.
6 If you have performed all of the procedures above and have been unable to correct the problem, call
Precor customer suppor
Event 70 - 79
Odometer Tracking & Flat Belt Replacement Event Codes:
Description
The flat belts require replacement every 100 million strides. The system keeps track of the accumulated
strides since the last belt replacement, and alerts the user that 100 million strides have elapsed and that it
is time to replace the belts. Prior units have always lost odometer information whenever the upper board
was replaced, so a new feature was engineered to maintain the current odometer information after a board
replacement.
Event codes 70 through 79 are logged in the Error Log, but are really events and not errors. Event codes
70 through 77 are used to alert the unit that an upper or lower board has been replaced. The software
determines which board has been replaced and makes the odometer reading of the replacement board