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Hi, my Precor 9.21 treadmil was working fine, however all of a sudden it became unblanced, i stop it to see what the problem was and then it dropped from about 3 inch, and now there is no power, would appreciate your advice thank you.

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Unplug unit remove motor shroud take a look at incline motor frame assembly, by the sound of it maybe metal fatigue failure disengaging the incline motor itself and could have damage it. This would be my best guess if so contact Precor.

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