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I have a commercial treadmill I haven’t used in over 2 yrs, it now gets er05 error check power supply after a few minutes of running at around 10kph
Could be an easy fix I just don’t have the interest
Not sure of brand looks like a Precor

Shipping: Collection

Payment: Cash

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aidanor 1 week ago

Price drop

Jbarry 1 week ago

€280 OFFERED

aidanor 1 week ago

@Jbarry thanks but it’s a little low of an offer

aidanor 1 week ago

@Jbarry make it 350€ and it’s yours

niamhmoriordan 1 week ago

Quick flag on this listing: ER05 on a Precor commercial treadmill is either a stuck console key (cheap, easy fix) or a failed upper PCA board — the latter runs roughly €300–700 to repair once you include labour, on a unit that’s been idle two years.

Worth ruling out the stuck key first. If it’s not that, pricing it at €350 without diagnosing the fault means asking buyers to gamble on a repair that could exceed the machine’s value.

aidanor 1 week ago

@niamhmoriordan I checked all the keys, and the pca board is ok as the display is working perfect, display says er05 check power supply…

niamhmoriordan 1 week ago

Could you send the exact model number and serial (usually on a sticker under the console or on the frame), plus roughly how old the machine is? I’d like to check the fault against Precor’s own documentation before going further.

Separately — until the fault’s actually identified, €350 doesn’t reflect the risk. If it turns out to be the power supply and you get it fixed and verified, that’s a different conversation. If it’s the PCA, the price needs to reflect that it’s a repair job, not a working unit.

niamhmoriordan 1 week ago

(Also… display working confirms the display subsystem is fine. It does not confirm the power-monitoring subsystem or the interconnect wiring are fine — those are different circuits within the same board, and one can fail independently of the other)