Treadmill failure in Ai Kang

Ai Kang treadmill is a kind of high-quality fitness equipment. In daily use, occasionally encounter some faults. The following are common faults and their solutions.

1. Power problem: If the treadmill fails to start, please check whether the plug is plugged in first. If there is nothing wrong with the plug, check whether the power supply is normal. If the treadmill still can't start after being connected to the power supply, it is recommended to contact the maintenance personnel for inspection and maintenance.

2. No speed: If the treadmill starts but there is no speed, it may be because there is something wrong with the drive belt or the motor. Check whether the drive belt is broken or loose. If problems are found, try to replace the drive belt. If there is nothing wrong with the drive belt, it may be that the motor can't run normally, so you need to contact the maintenance personnel for inspection and maintenance.

3. Unstable treadmill: If the treadmill wobbles or is unstable during use, it may be because the base is not leveled or the center of gravity of the treadmill is unbalanced. Check whether the base is flat and try to measure the inclination of the treadmill with a level. If the treadmill is unbalanced, you can adjust the base or increase the weight to balance the center of gravity.

4. Control panel failure: If there is something wrong with the control panel of the treadmill, it may be due to electronic components or poor panel connection. Check whether the panel connector is loose. If there is nothing wrong with the connector, it is recommended to contact maintenance personnel for inspection and maintenance.

In short, don't panic when you encounter a treadmill failure. You can first troubleshoot according to the above common faults. If the problem can't be solved by yourself, you can seek the help of professional maintenance personnel. At the same time, in daily use, we should pay attention to the maintenance of the treadmill, such as regular cleaning, refueling, replacement of parts, etc., to ensure the long-term service life and stability of the treadmill.