Reset button hold is a band-aid 90% of the time. If the console needs to be reset more than once a month something is actually wrong with the machine.
Spirit CT800 reset, is it really just the Stop button hold?
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Reset button hold is a band-aid 90% of the time. If the console needs to be reset more than once a month something is actually wrong with the machine.
or the user weighs 350lbs and is sprinting on a residential deck
or the user weighs 350lbs and is sprinting on a residential deck
the CT800 is rated commercial tho, deck shouldnt be the issue on that one
hold up, is the CT800 you are talking about the one with the integrated HR grips or the one without?
hold up, is the CT800 you are talking about the one with the integrated HR grips or the one without?
With the grips. CT850 is the commercial upgraded model with the bigger display.
With the grips. CT850 is the commercial upgraded model with the bigger display.
ok thats what i thought. Mine is giving me intermittent HR readings, stop reset doesnt help with that obviously but figured id ask
ok thats what i thought. Mine is giving me intermittent HR readings, stop reset doesnt help with that obviously but figured id ask
HR grip issues are 100% always the cable or the contact. Clean the HR grips with alcohol and inspect the cable run up the upright of the treadmill.
HR grip issues are 100% always the cable or the contact. Clean the HR grips with alcohol and inspect the cable run up the upright of the treadmill.
yep this. Also make sure the little connector behind the console isnt the issue, that one walks loose over time.
i had a spirit where the HR cable got pinched in the console where the mount screw was. Took me hours to find that.
genuine question, why does holding the stop reset the console instead of having a dedicated reset button? is it because of some firmware thing or is the stop button wired differently on the pcb?