Hi there, You will need to measure a lot more points. Do you get power to the LCD board? Start there. If there’s power, then we can look at other things. If there’s no power - work your way back. Let us know how you come along. Cheers Craig
I have the same board. I found the MOSFET and Recovery diode shorted out as well. Got the replacement parts and powered it back up and the fuse blew again. Any ideas what else it could be?
Hi Kyle, There were two fuses on the board I repaired. If you're blowing F2, you can check the bridge rectifier (D24), the bulk storage and smoothing capacitors (C42, C48). To test the caps properly, I recommend you use an LCR meter. In addition to the FET and fly-back diodes, the gate discharge diode (MELF package D20) and the optocoupled driver (U3) were also blown. If you're blowing the other fuse, then you need to check the switcher and it's associated ancillary components. However, I pretty much doubt that you have a problem in that circuit. Please give us some feedback on how you progress and what you find? Cheers Craig
@@foulkesbrau3085 Hi Craig, Fuse 2 was not blown out. Only Fuse 1 blew. Shortly after posting my last message. I did a quick diode check on all the bridge rectifier pins and it turned out two of the pins had a short circuit. Replaced the bridge rectifier and its back working again. Thanks for the help!
U can keep replacing the components but the cause is a bad belt and or deck. Also u need to lube between belt and deck. If there is too much friction it draws more amperage and takes out your boards.
Ryan, That is correct - but also bear in mind - the circuit design and component selection is borderline. These things are designed to stuff out after a few years. Cheers Craig
Hi great video, parabens. Could you help me with my card like this? The technician removable the transistor mosfet now I’m trying to fix it but I don’t know what numbering they are 3 could you help me?
Hi Junior, I need a bit more information than what you have given me. Would you give me the PCB marking of the devices you need numbering for? Cheers Craig
Thanks for the kind comments. Unfortunately with the lock down here in SA, replacement components are hard to get - everything seems to be on back order.
Hi Arbaaz, I would start by checking that the connectors from that side of the treadmill to the control board are making good contact. I would also measure that you do indeed get voltages at the controls on the left side. Cheers Craig
Hi Ingonyama, E1 has to do withe the speed switch. Either the speed switch signal is not making it back to the board or you may have another issue surrounding that area. Give it a quick google. Best of luck Craig
Hi Daniel, Hot is subjective. You would need to quantify it for me. Is it too hot to touch? Is it uncomfortable to touch? If the former - that does not sound good. If the latter - not good, but not terrible. I would check that all the ventilation paths are clean and that you don't have dust buildup etc. These designs are not the best and the components are designed to fail with time due to heat. Cheers Craig
Hi there, I have received the replacement parts for this repair. I will make part two where I go through the board in a bit more detail. Please let me know if there is anything specific that you want me to address? Cheers Craig
@@foulkesbrau3085 i live in turkey the shipping costs are expensive as the board could you help me with camera watsapp it is possible. i can speak german very well my english is a little thank you
Hi great video, parabens. Could you help me with my card like this? The technician removable the transistor mosfet now I’m trying to fix it but I don’t know what numbering they are 3 could you help me?
Hi. I have a trojan stamina 315 tredmill. I'm getting power to the switch at the bottom but my lcd is not coming on. Please assist
Thanks
Hi there,
You will need to measure a lot more points. Do you get power to the LCD board? Start there. If there’s power, then we can look at other things. If there’s no power - work your way back.
Let us know how you come along.
Cheers
Craig
I have the same board. I found the MOSFET and Recovery diode shorted out as well. Got the replacement parts and powered it back up and the fuse blew again. Any ideas what else it could be?
Hi Kyle,
There were two fuses on the board I repaired.
If you're blowing F2, you can check the bridge rectifier (D24), the bulk storage and smoothing capacitors (C42, C48). To test the caps properly, I recommend you use an LCR meter.
In addition to the FET and fly-back diodes, the gate discharge diode (MELF package D20) and the optocoupled driver (U3) were also blown.
If you're blowing the other fuse, then you need to check the switcher and it's associated ancillary components. However, I pretty much doubt that you have a problem in that circuit.
Please give us some feedback on how you progress and what you find?
Cheers
Craig
@@foulkesbrau3085
Hi Craig,
Fuse 2 was not blown out. Only Fuse 1 blew. Shortly after posting my last message. I did a quick diode check on all the bridge rectifier pins and it turned out two of the pins had a short circuit. Replaced the bridge rectifier and its back working again.
Thanks for the help!
Excellent news Kyle. Glad you were able to find the fault and repair the board.
U can keep replacing the components but the cause is a bad belt and or deck. Also u need to lube between belt and deck. If there is too much friction it draws more amperage and takes out your boards.
Ryan,
That is correct - but also bear in mind - the circuit design and component selection is borderline. These things are designed to stuff out after a few years.
Cheers
Craig
Hi great video, parabens. Could you help me with my card like this? The technician removable the transistor mosfet now I’m trying to fix it but I don’t know what numbering they are 3 could you help me?
Hi Junior,
I need a bit more information than what you have given me. Would you give me the PCB marking of the devices you need numbering for?
Cheers
Craig
Good advice on all subjects.
Keep posting.
Thanks for the kind comments.
Unfortunately with the lock down here in SA, replacement components are hard to get - everything seems to be on back order.
My treadmills left functions do not work
Hi Arbaaz,
I would start by checking that the connectors from that side of the treadmill to the control board are making good contact. I would also measure that you do indeed get voltages at the controls on the left side.
Cheers
Craig
I get E1 on my treadmill 220 please help.
Hi Ingonyama,
E1 has to do withe the speed switch. Either the speed switch signal is not making it back to the board or you may have another issue surrounding that area. Give it a quick google.
Best of luck
Craig
I bought a 2nd hand treadmill. After using it for about 10 min I notice the control board is hot. Is this normal?
Hi Daniel,
Hot is subjective. You would need to quantify it for me. Is it too hot to touch? Is it uncomfortable to touch? If the former - that does not sound good. If the latter - not good, but not terrible.
I would check that all the ventilation paths are clean and that you don't have dust buildup etc. These designs are not the best and the components are designed to fail with time due to heat.
Cheers
Craig
IDCD80N endex board I facing DC-3 error
Hi there,
I suggest you try google. There is not much help I can give you without having the board in front of me.
Cheers
Craig
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Hi there,
I have received the replacement parts for this repair. I will make part two where I go through the board in a bit more detail. Please let me know if there is anything specific that you want me to address?
Cheers
Craig
@@foulkesbrau3085 i live in turkey the shipping costs are expensive as the board could you help me with camera watsapp it is possible. i can speak german very well my english is a little thank you
Treadmill bod. Igbt and mosfat. Please
Hi great video, parabens. Could you help me with my card like this? The technician removable the transistor mosfet now I’m trying to fix it but I don’t know what numbering they are 3 could you help me?
Great video, very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful. Look out for part 2 where I replace the components and test the board out.