“There is no resistance when I pedal, is my bike broken?”
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On our Nordic Track gx 2.7 the resistance was stuck. On console it would change number, resistance was stuck. I read a website that said to make sure the power supply is good. Basically it was the type of extension cord I was using. I was using 25 ft. 16 awg extension cord, I used a shorter 10 ft and thicker 12 awg cord, the resistance issue was resolved. I can now hear the resistance motor changing as I change resistance setting on console.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Nestor If there is no resistance felt when pedalling, either the console or resistance motor may not be working. The wires to the resistance motor may be pinched. Try unplugging your machine, removing the side shields, and verifying that the wires attached to the resistance motor are not pinched. If they are, loosen the bolt that is pinching them, and tighten it again ensuring the wire is no longer caught under the screw. If the machine still doesn’t work or any wire is cut, you may need a replacement resistance motor. Email us at [email protected] for further assistance. Thanks - NordicTrack
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.On our Nordic Track gx 2.7 the resistance was stuck. On console it would change number but not the resistance motor. I read a website that said to make sure the power supply is good. Basically it was the type of extension cord I was using. I was using 25 ft. 16 awg extension cord, I used a shorter 10 ft and thicker 12 awg cord, the resistance issue was resolved. I can now hear the resistance motor changing as I change resistance setting on console.
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