Nordic Track Nordictrack Apex 4100i Treadmill User Part Manual "starts stops walking" Questions

...starts and stops right away and that's it. Sounds like you could possibly have a bad drive motor or something is wedged into the walk belt somewhere keeping it from turning. Check this out. One more ...

...stops again, restart and starts working again this happen to due the lack of maintenance according the schedule manintenance. see the video and proceed.However if after you did, the problem remain,is ...

stops and starts. Unplug unit then remove motor shroud the walk on the belt normally and try to stall the belt to make it slip. Be careful during this test. If the problem is in the drive belt, either

...stops suddenly after about 30 minutes and it's getting worse. It's my treadmill sl20 check walking belt lube unser walking belt- check owners manual in maintance section. the start of friction ...

...walking on the treadmill it starts to slow down and then it will stop Make sure that the walk belt is tight ( about 2 inches of deflection at the edge). Do you smell anything or hear anything before ...

...stops abruptly when I increase the speed above 4 and then when I restarted it as soon as I stood on the belt the motor lagged & then came to a gradual stop. It will go again but only if I'm not ...

when i start running it isnt a steady flow of the belt there is jerks every few seconds making it very hard to run and almost is enough to make you fall what do you think the problem might be It ...

...walking belt stops when I start walking on it but the motor is still running although the front roller is not moving when I start walking on the walking belt. Do you think the walking belt is too ...

walking belt is properly tightened.If you still have slipping then the drive belt under the motor shroud can also cause this problem unplug unit remove shroud then plug unit in start it up observe the

...starts then stops. The motor controller weakens over time because of the excessive amperage draw of the motor do to lack of lubrication (which wears the walk belt and walking deck). Take an amperage ...