20 Most Recent Landice Pro Sport Trainer Treadmill Questions & Answers

Seem like you need the overlay. See if Landice will cover it.

You will need a phillips screwdriver, 7/16" and 1/2" socket wrench with an extension.

1 - Remove the motor hood cover. (1 or 2 screws on each side)
2 - There is a cable coming out from the user right post. Follow that cable to the electronic board nearby the treadmill motor and unplug it at the board.
3 - On both sides at the top of the console, there are 2 caps held with 1 single screw each. (on the top side of the post) remove those screws and caps.
4 - the external sides of the posts can be "snapped" off. This will reveal the 4 lower screws on each sides of the posts holding the console. Loosen those screws and slide the whole console off the base of the treadmill.
5 - In addition, you can remove the arms as the access to those bolts is also there. (depending on moving space, especially narrow stairs).

Hope this helps! Let me know if unclear.

1 step
clean motor area
2 check motor brushes
3check fuses on motor controller
there is no reset button
if console reads SP5 it is speed sensor -brush or motor controller check one by one
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The motor is most likely in need of replacement. But you can verify this by running these tests.

Test for a motor control failure. Typically if you have a failure, the treadmill will continue to turn on and operate normally until you try to input speed. If the treadmill operates on what we call a closed-loop system, it will give you some type of error message. If it operates on an open-loop system, the computer will run normally but the motor will not turn.
If you have a multimeter, you can test to make sure you have DC output from the controller spades. First make sure you have 120 VAC going in to the controller.T
The DC output spades should output DC voltage if the control is good.
The motor can be tested by using a simple DC cordless drill or lantern battery. MAKE SURE TO USE A DC POWER SOURCE…DO NOT USE AN AC POWER SOURCE OR YOU CAN RUIN THE MOTOR. We use an outside DC power supply in our shop or field. See our test topic on motor testing for info on how to test a DC motor.

Depending if this is a L7 You must first go to the end of unit using 9/16" socket counterclockwise pull the bolts off now when doing this couter the rotation that is took for the bolts to come off write it down so when you are ready adjust tension you have a reference . Then proceed to remove the end plates (Phillips screws). Then where the foot plate is slide the plastic cover off and you will see screws holding the foot plate remove them and the plate will come off. Go back to the end and remove rear roller , now you will see first the felt washer these used to dampen noise when you are walking or running.Now you will be able to lift and slide out the broken deck and you will see the deck load washer and impact absorbers To replace them you can use an adjustable end wrench go under each absorber loosen lock nut. Also on the safe side I would inspect the running belt to see if the deck damaged it. Reverse disassembly procedure and start unit increase speed around 3.0 mph and adj belt tension 1/4" turn ( clock wise) at a time until belt is not slipping and to center belt.

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Thanks for using FixYa. While the line is on go to breaker box see what size breaker you are running, increase to a twenty amp. If a fridge or freezer is on same line, find a new outlet on another line. Although your 20 amp circuit should be able to handle the two loads - if the fridge compressor should happen to cycle at the same time you’re cranking away at the treadmill...the two motors combined in-rush currents together may be close to overload.

Generally (and in compliance with Code article 210.52)...the refrigerator should already have its own dedicated circuit. But - in older homes... (Wired back before the 2 small appliance circuits plus fridge circuit in kitchen requirements codes were in place) you often will find other receptacles on the same circuit as the fridge. So having a dedicated circuit for the fridge isn't because it's a big power draw...only because it's an essential item....and a circuit you want to maintain power to avoid spoilage. The Treadmill should have its own dedicated 20 amp circuit...as recommended in the specs for the unit. That's not to say you'll burn the house down if you continue to operate the circuit as it....just that you are pushing it to the max IF both motors happen to peak at the same time.


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There might be many reasons. Are you sure that the power is entering the Treadmill?

Might be a cable is not fine, Make sure there should not be any cut or burnt wire.Second might be upper control board went bad. In this case, you need to call professional on site or check that and if faulty replace it.

Let me know, if needed further assistance.

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your belt adjuters are behind and hidden in the toe kick
open that up you will see a nut on both sides on the belt
make sure you tighten both the exact same or your belt will slide off to the "lower" side

I found two bolts at the rear of the treadmill that extended toward the tension bar. I felt they were the only way to adjust it. I had been too nervous to try and move them, but that is what did the trick. Thanks

You may want to take off you head board and check all the connection. this is not hard to do. Also when you in there check you cable connection. can you do this? I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/howard_079189dd4959a511

Hello, it is either the control board or the overlay. I would think it is probably the start button on the overlay that is stuck. The solution is to replace the overlay.

There could be a few different things causing your Landice L7 treadmill to race to top speed when turned on. Here are some potential causes and solutions:

1. Motor Control Board: The motor control board may be malfunctioning and sending the treadmill into top speed automatically. If this is the case, you will need to replace the motor control board.
2. Console Board: The console board may be sending incorrect signals to the motor control board, causing the treadmill to race to top speed. If this is the case, you will need to replace the console board.
3. Speed Sensor: The speed sensor may be malfunctioning and sending incorrect signals to the motor control board. If this is the case, you will need to replace the speed sensor.
4. Calibration: The treadmill may be out of calibration, causing it to race to top speed. To recalibrate the treadmill, consult your owner's manual for instructions.

It's recommended to consult with a qualified technician to diagnose and fix the issue to avoid causing further damage or injury.

It sounds like you normal routine has made the motor hot and then when you slow down the residual heat is causing the motor to cut out. Check the vents in the motor for fluff or blockage. https://www.google.com/search?q=Landice+L7+treadmill+stopping+at+cool+down ..

Troubleshooting and link to Landice Support in the link. https://www.google.com/search?q=Landice+L9+Treadmill+display+not+working ..

You need to open it and cheek the belt and the bearing ,cheek for wear and tear if past inspection try lubricant ,all the best.

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Communication Error between upper and lower board generally produced by a physical disconnection between harness and the the apparatus. Reseat the harness.

the speed sensor is in the front drive wheel. it is a sensor located on the left-hand side you will see a wire going to the sensor. then a magnet is on the wheel and when it passes by you get your speed. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/howard_079189dd4959a511