GE T2100 Service Manual page 90

TDU Event /
Status
Error Code
0x03 Fatal
(Halts
Current
Operation)
0x04 Fatal
(Halts
Current
Operation)
6-18
Troubleshooting: TDU Troubleshooting Tables and Status LEDs
Definition and Detail
Description
Elevation Error:
<00> During calibration, the
!
potentiometer feedback did not
change while the elevation
motor was running.
<01> During calibration, the
!
limit switch was detected as set
before and after the motor
started, and the potentiometer
feedback changed.
<02> During calibration, the
!
potentiometer reached
maximum or minimum and the
limit switch was not reached.
<03> During calibration, the
!
potentiometer feedback for the
maximum and minimum limits
were too close together.
<04> During calibration, a
!
timeout occurred waiting for the
limit switch to be reached.
<05> During normal operation,
!
the potentiometer feedback did
not change while the motor was
running.
Over Temperature Error (*C)
<XX>
(where XX equals the
temperature in Celsius)
GE T2100 Treadmill
2021403-031
Check These Items
Checks the elevation racks and elevation system.
1. Powercycle the GE T2100 Treadmill and monitor the GE T2100
Treadmill for reoccurrence of this error. (This may be an isolated
incident.)
2. Inspect the elevation racks for any obstruction/foreign objects
lodged between the gear teeth.
3. Check the elevation racks for any apparent damage to the gear
teeth, or bending of the racks.
4. Check the elevation drive shaft (between the elevation racks)
for damage or bending.
5. Check for loose wiring and connections between the elevation
motor and the e-box.
6. Check the power board and processor board test points verify
they are operating within the test range. See
Voltage Checks and Fuses"
7. Check for damage to the elevator capacitor.
8. Replace the elevation potentiometer with a known working POT.
(If the problem persists...)
9. Replace the elevation motor with a known working motor. (If the
problem persists...)
10. Replace the processor board. See
Replacement" on page 7-28.
The ambient temperature inside the e-box has reached 65° C
(149° F).
1. Remove power from the GE T2100 Treadmill and allow to cool
off.
2. Power up the GE T2100 Treadmill and monitor the GE T2100
Treadmill for reoccurrence of this error. (This may be an isolated
incident.)
3. Check the power board and processor board test points and
verify they are operating within the test range. See
Supply Voltage Checks and Fuses"
4. Verify appropriate operating environment, 10°C to 40°C (50°F
to 104°F)
5. Replace the processor board. See
Replacement" on page 7-28.
"Power Supply
on page 6-27.
"PCBs and Power Supply
"Power
on page 6-27.
"PCBs and Power Supply
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