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@@brianlimbert9932 Try it anyway maybe the console will go into calibration? I am not sure what that means

@@brianlimbert9932 Also I think calibration is only start and speed up if you press enter you will go into engineering mode

@@marybrunette5771 well I have them on my website Fitnesspartspro.com. But in general We carry Nordic Track factory. Sole factory which they have it listed as lube that’s all they say white tube???

@@JayMulah73 Hmm sole doesn’t carry a incline sensor And the incline rarely falls I have replaced maybe 3 in 30 years . Not sure why dropping weights would cause any damage maybe the deck or walk belt ?? I would check the controller send me your serial numbers to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail so I can send you links for testing. By the way did you try calibration?

@FitnessTechnologyServices i tried the steps for Calibration but maybe I'm doing it wrong. It was unresponsive (operated normally) couldnt access nenu for settings just yet. Thanks for quick response. Im out of town til next Sat i will send then.

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The weights landed right above the incline motor so it may have been enough impact to knock something loose. The only time the incline attempts to work is if I flip the main switch off & on. It moves down a tiny bit then right back up so it has some functionality. Its not moving up because its physically incapable. Its more like a factory response to something. The recalibration method seems to have good reviews so I will pray thats enough since I never actually completed. I saw to hold the stop & +speed button while inserting safe key etc. but i never quite got the rhythm of it lol. Others said hold stop & start & + speed so I will call Sole tomorrow & then again once I return home. Thansk

@ of course

@@paulwilson1449 Do you get the error right away or only when you press incline button

@ It only happens when incline button is pushed

Sorry to say I not familiar with cleaning not sure how black stuff got there. Maybe clear alcohol.maybe?

@@ScottBrownCapeCod On Nordic Track they always touch the belt. If you move them you may have to adjust the walking belt a lot. But easy to do to find out

Thanks for the reply @ Wow, not the answer I expected! I found images and videos of other treadmill belt guides, and they always seem to steer the belt by pushing on the edge of the belt if it walks off center. But these are pointy tips that are constantly touching the belt in a very specific spot and causing the belt to cup. But as I said, I have to assume it was like this before and I never noticed it.

@@ScottBrownCapeCod well you could move them some just to see. Some units they only help just a little because the roller is contoured and helps hold the belt in center. I have a video on that under treadmill belt guide for sole unit

@@DanielDSantos Thanks for viewing

@@christianarias7397 That’s a tough one I have never checked the voltage drop. But if you have changed the controller with no help. You have to assume the console is sending a wrong signal

@@That1CoolChick Awsome glad I could help shop @ Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com

@@tomloo9617 That is a bad display or console. Once the unit receives power all buttons should seem like they are working

@@FitnessTechnologyServices Need to replace Console Display board? Thanks for your help

@@tomloo9617 yes one or the other depends on what year. And what sole still has some they sell only console some times only display if you want you can send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com See video on finding sole elliptical serial number

@@masterofnone7846 That’s hard to say check the motor warranty just for future information ... walk belts run 180 to 220 depending on what thickness and quality .decks 200 ...so depends on what the new unit cost

@@MrJaystar27 More than likely your controller board is bad

@@NickMoises04 It is possible but that normally means the incline is bad. It should have internal stops

Mine is stuck in the zero resistance point, so there is not slack. The slack is all wrapped around the motor spindle. Can I unwind the motor manually to give more slack? It seems really hard to turn with pliers.

@@jason-m2p No I don’t think you can unwind by hand. You may have to remove the motor from frame ,then take off the metal bracket that holds the cable to the motor You should get plenty of slack Dave

@@BowserShien-f6b Never not Sure what that could be

@@MTGeomancer yep yours is the early model send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com some one will check if we can find it

@@vladimirl1556 wow wow I have never seen such a difference from no load to walking on . Normally it 1.9 no walking up to 10 amps when walk on sometimes 12 at most You sure your meter is right !! But you need a belt bad don’t use it until you change it. Send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail I will see what belt is best. Also check your deck look for worn spots or scratches . 20 amps is worrisome Dave

@@christopherwebster8353 Hmmm thank you. But you should never scrub a deck dry always keep it wet if you have a lot of belt junk wipe it down See video on don’t over lube your belt. And I have to many videos on lubing just wasn’t part of this one Please subscribe and you will see what I mean Dave

@@christopherwebster8353 But your right I should have mentioned to lube it when installing a new belt. I will have to figure some way to add text to it Dave

@@jobinglass2608 You are so welcome

@@funkygarzon Always my pleasure

@@Hoopey1 Yes I believe the fan should spin with movement

@@jakekempfert7433 Well thank you... Perfect troubleshooting yep you should have 13 to 17 volts from the secondary transformer side

@@bigy-masta a e/4 error is a motor error code check your motor connection to your controller board. See if they look burnt but probably you need a controller

@@squad3417 Well is it very little difference? Or none at all. And listen closely for a slight sound of gear motor trying to move If no change at all and no sound at all . I would start with the gear motor we have them on our website Fitnesspartspro. Com

@@superkoff1 you are welcome. For a small thing it can be hard. Glad my video helped

@@peanutshere911 Well Thank you I just don’t use the adjustment screw in the rear because I am afraid people won’t get it back center. Good Job

@@roccosforza6358 well it depends on what incline type it has. If it looks the same it is the same The controller board is most likely the same

I just disconnected the incline motor. Looks like it is not engaging with screw to raise the treadmill . Motor does run, and board does work still. Is there an adjustment for them to engage again.

@@danidada6105 Hmm that may be in the flywheel? You can try adjusting the steel cable some of them have small adjustment nuts. This may help. But I don’t know your unit by heart

@FitnessTechnologyServices thanks for your answer. I got it better by adjusting the resistance manually but after that a loud scratching noise made me investigate the front and found out that the cover was scratching against the frame because the crank wasn't in line.. probably because the technician didn't disassembly the arms before taking off and putting on again the crank... Anyway sorry for the long reply...now I have tried to straighten the crank and it got also the resistance less harder but sometimes i still have a scratching noise...the technician didn't loose the belt before removing it, just pulling and pushing to put it on again after...so I'll check the tension of the belt today. Does all this make sense to you? Should I check something else for a scratching noise from the front left side? In your opinion does a tat-tat-tat-tat sound (always there) is the normal noise of the flywheel like the technician said? Because to me it sounded like belt related...

@@danidada6105 Well sounds like covers maybe out of adjustment on the scratch noises. On the tap tap noises if it is so light you can hardly notice it that maybe normal? Can you see if the belt is worn or rubbing. If you want send me a little video of noise Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com Maybe I can help better Dave

@@NickNitro52 yes sir we have them new and rebuilt with a 30 dollar core return we also offer upgrades on walking belt

@@glenwarholic1141 That you I hope it helps. I have more videos on belt and deck changing on my channel fitness technology services

@@ImAnerd568 Glad it helped Don’t forget to subscribe

@@mikestorm5 Always good to hear hopeful the video helps

@@alexbojanic7363 I have had some of them be very hard you may have to bang on it some. But I would only hit the motor bottom base mount Just to be careful not to damage motor

@@alexbojanic7363 Well that’s a tough one. Try prying it up I just got a email from a customer with same issues

@@Tttttttttttttttt2 Hmm not sure if I can help on that ! Unless you live in Washington DC area .

@@Tttttttttttttttt2 I am not too sure on a SCHWINN Belt normally this means the gear motor is bad

@@Tttttttttttttttt2 A e/ 2 normally is a bad gear motor

So how to I go about finding someone to fix it, I bought this eliptical 2nd hand and trying to fix it. Thanks

@@roccosforza6358 you may have to hand turn the incline screw to get it level then unhook the natural incline wire . Then you can use without the incline

@FitnessTechnologyServices thanks , but what length phillips did you use to take of motor cover? Standard length did not reach

@@roccosforza6358 Hmm are your hood screws installed from the bottom hood pan into the top hood ? Most are not they normally are installed along the outside. The model showed is a 2004 unit. The older models did have bottom to top . But to answer your question my screw driver is 10 inches. If you want you can send me a picture of the treadmill and I can see if I can help better. Fitnesspartspro@gmail.com

@@FitnessTechnologyServices I had to buy a #1 Phillips screwdriver with an extension. So I was able to get it off. However, the incline will run and make a banging noise, it looks like it is trying to incline. If I take out the screw/nut from Incline motor will that correct the issue ?

@@roccosforza6358 Taking the screw out won’t help more than likely the gears in the motor have stripped

@@Zipidy2Da Hmm none of my sole inclines have limit switches . So I did the test as best I could. You should not have constant power on black and white . There should be no power at start up even after countdown And there should be 110 on the red and white when going up, and 110 on the black and white going down. So maybe there is a pinch in the wire only allowing only power to one side. Or the console is only sending the down signal. You can try switching the red and black to see if you only get power on the red normally red is up, black is down hope this helps Don’t forget to support me and subscribe Dave

@@FitnessTechnologyServices When you remove the cover of the lift motor and your looking down the first thing you see is a 3 wire pot that senses the position of the lift and sends a signal back to the control card. This pot is mounted on a shaft. Also on that shaft just below the pot are 2 limit switches stacked 1 on top of the other. As the lift starts to elevate the shaft rotates and the pot relates back to the card the position of the lift. I believe as the lift reaches its maximum height the shaft rotates and the cam on that shaft hits the high limit switch turning off the ac so the lift doesn't overtravel. When the lift goes in the down direction the cam hits the low limit switch which keeps it from over traveling in the lower direction. So Am I correct about this. What's confusing is I-we know the incline motor has 3 wires that supplies the 120V for the up and down. When I remove the pot wires at the card, then also remove the 3 120V wires at the card that feed the lift, then turn the machine on, I read 120V between the Blk and Wht male studs on the card and I also read 120V on the Red and Wht male studs on the card. If I understand you there shouldn't be any voltage on those male studs until a relay picks up and the green lights for a up or lower signal is sent. Also to rule out the lift motor from having any problems, can you just hook 120V to the Up leads and let it go to its max and then hook up the 120V to the down leads and let it run till it hits the lowers? I think I have a bad card. Thank you!

@@zaraaziz4670 That’s a hard call it could be something as simple as tighten the walk belt or motor belt or bad controller or worn walk belt send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com so I can send you links for testing Dave

@@0MexNinja0 well I can’t recommend any belt on Amazon , because we sell Sole OEM and upgrade belt also. So I would of course recommend shopping at Fitnesspartspro.com

@@CasimiroGonzalez-q4r that sounds like a bad gear motor send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@ gmail.com so I can see what one yours takes

@@VanminhVn2 Thank you !

@@dougstansbury7350 Ok thank you.. look closely at the drive belt. Some times the front roller pulley head spinning on the roller itself may make you think the belt is bad. If not I guess you will have to replace the belt. On the deck question that depends on how old the unit is Under 2012 the deck was finished on both sides. After that it’s hard to say. My video on flipping sole deck my help check it out. Please support me and subscribe Dave If you want send me your serial number to Fitnesspartspro@gmail.com so I can send you links

@@cookieman876 Hmm sorry I am not component level. I would have to replace the whole controller

@ all good, I’m going to replace a MOSFET and something called an SCR. Two of the 4 things mounted to the heat sink. I believe that should do it, I’ll keep you posted.

@ please do

@@FitnessTechnologyServices update: just installed, did not work. Considering junking the entire treadmill with brand new belt

@@cookieman876 Hmm if you just put a new belt on it you may want to consider replacing the controller . Send me your full model number to get a idea of how old it is so we can see if it is worth repair Dave

@@victorvasas4690 The belt runs under the brace if run in between the brace and the deck the belt will not turn. And sorry I send a picture this was a service call. But I will try to remember the next time I change a walk belt

@@victorvasas4690 my video on changing F/80 deck my give you a better viewing

@@chuckpalmer3926 Well I would start with unhooking the connections from the handle bar to the console. It just plugs into the back of the console it is a 3 pin connection maybe the button is bad

@ thx, I’ll start there

@@deanturner7203 Well thank you please support me and subscribe