How to Change Treadmill Fuses

How to Change Treadmill Fuses
Written By
Frank Dioso
Frank Dioso
Dec 14, 2009
2 minute read

The treadmill is an exercise machine used for indoor running. Like all machines, parts can wear. Eventually if you don't fix or replace a part, the machine itself could become severely damaged. The fuse is an important part of the treadmill machine, as it is used for the elevation motor, which controls the incline. If the fuse on your treadmill has blown, it's time to replace it.

Read the user manual of your treadmill to find the elevation motor. The treadmill fuses are located inside the elevation motor. If you don’t have the manual, contact the manufacturer of the treadmill and ask if it can send you one or if there is one you can download online.

Turn off the treadmill and unplug it. If you have recently used it, let it cool down for one hour before opening.

Place the treadmill on its side and use a screwdriver to unscrew the lid off the elevation motor. Carefully remove the fuses. Some treadmills have easy access to internal parts where you don’t need a screwdriver. If this is the case, simply lift the lid off.

Take the faulty fuses to a hardware store to make sure you purchase the correct replacement fuses.

Insert the new fuses into the elevation motor and close the lid. Plug in the treadmill to see if it works.

Tips

If you still can’t get your treadmill to work after replacing the fuses or replacing certain parts, the problem may lie in the circuit board of the control panel. Contact your dealer to send someone to check your treadmill.

Tips

If you still can’t get your treadmill to work after replacing the fuses or replacing certain parts, the problem may lie in the circuit board of the control panel. Contact your dealer to send someone to check your treadmill.

Frank Dioso

Frank Dioso is a trained medical technologist working for prominent research institutions such as Quest Diagnostics and California Clinical Trials. He has, for many years, ghostwritten clinical trial reports for confidential pharmaceutical…

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