Can anyone help. I was recently using my home treadmill, a Pro active fitness cardio trainer + running at top speed, 16kph and pushed a slow speed setting of 3kph to slow down. The belt slowed and suddenly stopped. I now cannot get it to start. All i get is an error code E1 which according to the manual is 'speed feedback problem'. Does anyone have any ideas please ????

Jason, March 2008

Help we need a manual for the extreme fitness version. I can’t find one anywhere online or anything about them. Can someone help?

Rebecca, January 2018

Proactive trainer no power on the display panel..does it need safely key in place...for this to power up
regards
Barry

Barry, December 2014

No lights on display panel other than TFT turning on

Mo, November 2013

my proactive is showing the e1 code and wont work at all .. any1 help please??

johnny, November 2012

On the older model (extreme treasmill)feedback e1 fault occur when read switch which counts number of turns.
Had been disconnected.
Check switch is operated by a little magnet fixed on the side of the belt roller pulley
Also connections any damage to cable or switch.
Hope this helps!!!

E3 fault can anyone, July 2012

Worked for me, Had the error E1 like the manual says speed check error. In the end was the power extension cord. Thanks very much...

Popeye The Sailor Man, beep beep, July 2010

Hiya

I have just stumbled across this enquiry.

I work for ProActive Fitness and am very familiar with this model and the possibilities. Please however do not carry out any modifications to the machine. The advice here is given more as possibilities, and we would rather offer advice direct when we have a complete overview of the situation.

It may be a fault on the control board however and E1 error indicates a power issue and this can also be caused by running the machine through an extension lead. It may have worked fine for a time but the lead may have deteriated.

It may also be down to using the treadmill in a garage and having recently fitted an electric garage door.

So, there are a few reasons. I can obviously get more in depth. I would suggest sending an email direct to ourselves and we will loom to get the situation resolved.

sales@proactivefitness.co.uk

Thanks

The ProActive Team

ProActive Fitness, December 2008

Hi Jason
Just read your question, I have the exact same problem. Did you manage to sort it?
regards
Martin

Martin Rogac, May 2008

You may have a bad lower board. We need to try a test.

Stand on the side of you treadmill and push the belt with one foot.
Push the start button and keep pushing the belt..
If your treadmill belt starts to run, you may have bad motor brushes caused by a dirty or worn belt and deck.

If it doesn’t start but the speed is being read then you could have a bad lower board.
A loose motor wire could do this too. For further help You can contact me here,
www.mindbites.com/person/214-Mark

mark peterson, March 2008