What do's error 4 with 68 in MPH mean?Thanks - Avanti Fitness AT380 Treadmill

Did you have the vehicle scanned for DTC'S - diagnostic trouble code's ? That's the first place to start .

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True Treadmill Errors and Service Messages

• The True 600, 700, 725 and 750 series treadmills are equipped with built-in diagnostics and maintenance reminders that display either an error message or service message as they occur.
• The error messages that may be displayed by the built-in diagnostics are as follows:
  • E1:INCLINE
  • This means that the incline is moving when it has not been commanded to.
  • E1:MINIMUM
    • This is a minimum incline calibrating error that can be cleared by calibrating the incline.
  • E1:RANGE
    • This means the difference between the treadmills zero position and maximum incline is not sufficient.
  • E1:STALL
    • This means that the incline is not moving when it has been commanded to.
  • E2:OVERSPEED
    • This occurs when acceleration greater than 2.1 mph occurs as this is greater acceleration than anticipated.
  • E2:CAL
    • This means feedback cannot reduce or increase speed to target and error can be cleared by calibrating treadmill.
  • E3:EEPROM
    • This error happens when a data error is detected on the EEprom. The control panel needs replaced if this error occurs.
  • E5:SENSOR
    • This error occurs when there is no speed or RPM feedback detected from speed sensor.
• The service messages that may be displayed by the built-in maintenance reminders are as follows:
  • S1:LUBE
  • This service message displays when it is time for inspection of the deck lubrication system.
  • S2:CLEAN
    • This service message displays every 500 miles and is your prompt to clean the treadmill.
  • S3:MOTOR
    • This service message displays every 2500 hours and is your prompt to check the motor brushes.
• This information should help you understand the cause of the error message or code and how to take action to repair your True treadmill

Errors for True Treadmills E5 Sensor E2 Cal S1 Lube and more

I had the same problem. It is caused because the mount is facing the wrong direction and your computer is swapping speed and cadence. 5 mph would mean 63 RPM of the wheel which probably what your pedal is actually doing. The wheel is actually turning at about 3 times that rate so if you check your cadence it is probably maxing out at 180 even though that wouldn't be possible.

To fix this, just twist your mount 180 degrees on your handlebars or stem and try again. That way the computer is correctly lined up with the mount.

I think you mean the engine stalls or cuts out at Idle/30/60 mph.
More info wanted,as first is it a Man/or Auto ,what engine have you got 6 or v8??? When last servised by who,How many miles on the clock,dose it smoke when driving or starting ,are the revs ok on idle ,,about what temp dose it run at the 30/60 mph etc etc???
PLEASE send all info, ..
Ron.

The light means that your engine management system feels something is wrong. The next step is to pull the error codes from the computer and follow that indication. It is fairly major, in terms of importance, for the engine to have output limitations. (30 mph is not fast enough, I presume...)

You may have a beltand deck problem. Test by the following procedure:
without the poweron stand on the walking belt, push the belt in the, direction it normally turns. If the belt is very difficult to turn (on most treadmill this means that you have high belt/deck friction I first apply silicone lubricant between the belt & deck to see if that clears up the problem. Most problems originate from the belt and deck 75 to 85% of the time

E21 means the treadmill is not picking up a speed signal once the start key is pressed. First, determine if the motor is turning before you get the E21 or not. If the motor turns, the speed sensor is the most likely problem. If it does not, you can manually turn the belt with your feet before you get the E21 and you should get a speed reading but eventually you will get an error code because it is almost impossible to keep the speed constant enough for the computer. Try running it through calibration with the motor shroud off.
Press the Stop and the Speed Up keys down while inserting the safety key.
Press the Stop key one time. The Time window should read EP:2P. Some newer models may also say FP, Pass, or the like. This means that it passes the EPROM test.
Press either incline key and the incline will calibrate automatically.
On this next step do not step on the treadmill when you press the Speed Up key and hold it down until 85 is shown in the Distance window (some models may show the 85 number in another window).
If the top speed of the treadmill does not match the displayed speed on the computer console, adjust the max speed potentiometer (pot) on the motor control board. This is the board that the red and black motor wires connect directly into in the motor area. The Max Speed pot is clearly labeled.
The max speed potentiometer is a small black square with a white center and is located near the three small speed wire connections labeled H, W, & L. Using a small insulated screwdriver adjust this potentiometer clockwise to speed up and counter-clockwise to slow down the max speed of the treadmill. A tiny turn of this potentiometer will make a big difference in speed so be careful when making adjustments.
It is not important to get the speed set exactly at the max speed of the treadmill but do make sure to get the speed within .2 MPH of the max speed of the treadmill. For instance if the max speed of the treadmill is 10 MPH, make sure to have the speed set between 9.8 MPH and 10.2 MPH. Some models have a 12 MPH top speed, so please check your manual if you aren’t sure.
After completing calibration of the speed, press the Speed Down key. The treadmill will automatically return to 0 MPH. Please allow the unit to stop completely before continuing, press the Stop key once and remove the safety key.
If the motor does not run, test the motor but first unplug unit then unplug the two leads ( Red and Black ) that is connected to the Motor Control Board.Cordless drill battery- get a fully-charged, 18 volt (preferred) cordless drill battery and on most treadmills connect the red and black motor leads to the battery (some have different colors but if you have two wires and get it hooked up backwards, the motor will just run backwards and won’t be harmed). If good, the motor should operate at about 1 MPH. Then Motor Control Motor will need to replaced

No....the rpms differ from engine to engine and from manufacturer to manufacturer. RPM's are always higher at higher speeds.

Change the transmission speed sensor

You have warped front rotor discs. Perhaps someone did a poor job of turning them when you had the brake pads replaced.