How to Reset Error Code on Precor Treadmill

Written By
Dan Gaz
Dan Gaz
Jul 12, 2019
1 minute read

From time to time, error codes will pop up on your Precor treadmill. It just takes a quick second to clear the error log and get the treadmill up and running again.

When the treadmill is not in use, press the "Stop," "ENTER" and "QUICK START" buttons in rapid succession. The "RESET" button can also be used, in place of the "Stop" button.

Press the "ENTER" button three times to access the treadmill's error log.

Press the up or down arrows to scroll through the error codes, if necessary for club or personal logging purposes.

To view the treadmill's odometer reading when a particular error code was elicited, press "SELECT" while a particular error code is displayed.

To clear the error log, press "QUICKSTART" for a minimum of four seconds while viewing the list. Prompts will appear on the display and let you know when the log has been deleted.

Tips

If the same error code(s) appear(s) more than once, the following documents are of tremendous help, with regard to identifying structural problems with a particular model within the Precor family:

http://www.fitnesselectronicrepairs.com/pdf%27s/precor%20error%20codes.pdf

http://www.precor.com/comm/en/support/owners

Warnings

You cannot retrieve the error log once you delete it.

References

Tips

If the same error code(s) appear(s) more than once, the following documents are of tremendous help, with regard to identifying structural problems with a particular model within the Precor family:

http://www.fitnesselectronicrepairs.com/pdf%27s/precor%20error%20codes.pdf

http://www.precor.com/comm/en/support/owners

Warnings

You cannot retrieve the error log once you delete it.

Dan Gaz

Dan Gaz is a graduate of Indiana University with degrees in both exercise science and applied sport science. A self-proclaimed Internet Renaissance man, Gaz is a jack-of-all-trades and a master of none. His work can be seen in the…

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