Where is the connection point for tunturi cross trainer please

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John Mazmanian

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Posted on Apr 11, 2010

SOURCE: tunturi elliptical cross trainer error e-2

Most E 2 code means communication problem upper and lower boards you will need to check connector. for further info go to http://accellfitnessna.com or Email [email protected] they will help you they Tunturi Distributor of North America

Anonymous

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Posted on Jul 16, 2010

SOURCE: I am looking for a manual for a Tunturi C20 Cross trainer

http://tunturi.crealisten.com/js/admin/kfm/get.php?id=292

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