Control panel lights up, pushing start all I get is 5 beeps.

Error code E2 on a treadmill typically indicates a problem with the speed sensor. The speed sensor is a small device that measures the speed of the treadmill belt and sends a signal to the treadmill's control panel. If the sensor is not functioning properly, it can cause the treadmill to display an E2 error and prevent the belt from moving.
There are a few potential causes of an E2 error on a treadmill:

1. The speed sensor may be loose or misaligned. Make sure that the sensor is securely attached to the treadmill frame and properly aligned with the magnet on the flywheel.
2. The speed sensor wire may be damaged. Check the wire for any visible damage, such as fraying or cuts.
3. The control panel may be malfunctioning. If the error persists even after checking the sensor and wire, the control panel itself may be the issue. In this case, it may be necessary to have the treadmill serviced by a professional.

I hope this information is helpful. If you continue to experience problems with your treadmill, it is recommended to have it serviced by a professional to ensure that it is functioning safely and correctly.

You likely have a bad motor control board. Call CircuitBoardRepair.net - they can help troubleshoot and repair your controller as needed.

there is a lid switch located under the top of the machine on the right hand side activated by a magnet in the lid this is probable faulty

On the Breville XL600 the floating magnet stops the blinking lights until it doesn't after 10 years of delicious coffee. Why, because it looses magnetic strength over time. Sealed in place and not easily replaced if it is even available. Simply finger pressing it to the side of the water reservoir should do the trick.

SOLUTION (if the finger press works): Pass a small MAGNET in front of the coffee maker in the vicinity of the floating magnet in the water tank. This realigns the floating magnet briefly but may need to be repeated for each cup! Easily purchased at Amazon; try the Push Pins Magnets and use the rest for notes on your fridge. If the floating magnet is still too weak hold the added magnet in place while pushing the Brew button.

I have a healthrider h120t when i put the magnet it beeps once and everything all the displays stay on zero but nothing moves

If the screen is lit and the screen shows that the belt is moving then it’s the motor controller. If the screen does not show that the belt is moving then it’s the console.

Westinghouse lt608s...I had the same problem that when you pushed start it would just beep and the water level lights would flash...i fixed this by replacing the magnet underneath the lid. To test if this is the problem place a magnet about a third of the way up ion top of the lid on the left hand side and then press start. If it starts then you know the magnet that is supposed to be underneath the lid is either broken and missing or rusty...anyway i hot glued mine (as i do not use hot wash) back under the lid and hey presto it worked fine.

I had the same problem, Check Filter light blinking and beeping, could not select drying type or start dryer. Short story, turned out to be the Less time button was stuck pushed in. Long story, a week before I had replaced the drum rollers and belt, everything was working fine for the week after then this problem. Totally by accident, after trying all the recommended actions (unplugging, pushing buttons, etc.) leaning on the right front corner would stop the beeping and allow the machine to work. Pushing all the buttons, I found the Less time button would not click. Apparently, when I took the control panel off to change the rollers and belt I flexed the control panel enough to misaligne the button and switch. Pulling the back of the control panel loose and making sure the push button and switch were aligned and working correctly everything works fine now.

5 beeps with the 3 temp lights flashing means lids not closed. or lid switch not working

i just fixed this problem. the magnet in the lid had come loose. I undid the two screws on the side of the lid put the magnet back where it should sit then i poured candle wax over it to hold it in place and working fine now.

We had the same problem. F7 error code and beeping. We turned off at the breaker- left it off for hours turned it back on and still f7 and beeping. We call repairman to come out and he removed the cover on control panel (3 screws on bottom of controll panel and it pops off). He unplugged the ribbon keypad connection - Cleaned the ends with a pencil eraser and said it is fixed and we would not have a problem.

Well, that was a fast way to spend 60 bucks but it has been a week and the oven has been great. No more beeps or error codes. SAVE YOUR MONEY DO IT YOURSELF!