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Motor Control Board 013680-DI
OEM part for: Vision Fitness
Part Number: 013680-DI
$459.58
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 68 machines
Vision Fitness
T9450 (TM188-Deluxe-TC174B-6-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188-Premier-TC176B)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188-Deluxe-TC42G-4-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245-Simple-TC172W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245-Deluxe-TC174W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245-Premier-TC176W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T7000 (TM30)(1998-2000) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T7200 (TM26)(1998-2000) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T7400 (TM22)(1998-2000) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T8400HRC (TM16-TM28)(1998-2000) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9000 (TM78)(2002-2004) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9100 (TM70)(2002-2004) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186-Simple-TC171)(2006) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186-Deluxe-TC17305-4-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186-Deluxe-TC173B-6-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186-Premier-TC175B)(2006) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240-Simple-TC171W)(2007) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240-Deluxe-TC173W)(2007) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240-Premier-TC175W)(2007) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM49)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM49C)(2004) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9300 (TM55)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9300 (TM55C)(2004) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9400HRT (TM56)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9500HRT (TM54)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Non-Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T8200 (TM10-TM29)(1998-2000) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187-Simple-TC172)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187-Deluxe-TC174B-6-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187-Premier-TC176B)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187-Deluxe-TC42G-4-Window)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244-Simple-TC172W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244-Deluxe-TC174W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244-Premier-TC176W)(2007) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM43)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM43C)(2004) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM43E-TM43F)(2005) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9350HRT (TM42E)(2005) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9350 (TM42)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9350 (TM42C)(2004) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450HRT (TM47)(2002-2003) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450HRT (TM47C)(2004) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450HRT (TM47E-TM47F)(2005) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188-Simple-TC172)(2006) Treadmill - Folding View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186)(TC171)(Simple)(Platform)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186)(TC17305-4 Window)(Deluxe)(Platform)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186)(TC173B-6 Window)(Deluxe)(Platform)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM186)(TC175B)(Premier)(Platform)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240)(TC171W)(Simple)(Platform)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240)(TC173W)(Deluxe)(Platform)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM240)(TC175W)(Premier)(Platform)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9200 (TM49)(TM49D)(2002-2003) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187)(TC172)(Simple)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187)(TC174B-6 Window)(Deluxe)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187)(TC176B)(Premier)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM187)(TC42G-4 Window)(Deluxe)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244)(TC172W)(Simple)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244)(TC174W)(Deluxe)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9250 (TM244)(TC176W)(Premier)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9300 (TM55)(2002) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9400HRT (TM56)(2002) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188)(TC172)(Simple)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188)(TC174B-6 Window)(Deluxe)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188)(TC176B)(Premier)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM188)(TC42G-4 Window)(Deluxe)(2006) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245)(TC172W)(Simple)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245)(TC174W)(Deluxe)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9450 (TM245)(TC176W)(Premier)(2007) View Diagrams & Manuals
T9500HRT (TM54)(2002) View Diagrams & Manuals
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- Treadmill Parts
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Works like as intended. Just make sure you remember where all the wires connect
Use your smart phone to take a photo of all the wire connections. MCB was packaged well. Unlike the experience of some other reviewers my old board was not fastened underneath by double stick tape. So, all I needed to do was remove the two screws from the side to remove the old board. One tip: you probably do not need to remove the three grounding wires which are connected to an upright bolt. Just re-connect and turn it the machine on. No additional programming needed. It just works.
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Is replacing the motor control board a simple "plug and play" procedure? The picture looks different from mine. Does it fit t7000 without modifying?
Vince
for model number t7000
asked on 2022-05-13
Hello Vince, thank you for the question. Change the wiring from the old board to the new board one wire at a time. Each wire should be changed over as follows. From the old, remove the red motor wire from the A+ terminal and put it on the new one on the terminal by the fuse array labeled A+. Next, remove the black motor wire from the A- terminal change the wiring from the old board to the new board one wire at a time. Each wire should be changed over as follows. From the old MC-80, remove the red motor wire from the A+ terminal and put it on the new board on the terminal by the fuse array labeled A+. Next, remove the black motor wire from the A- terminal and then put it on the terminal by the fuse array labeled A-.nd then put it on the terminal by the fuse array labeled A-. Next, remove the blue AC wire from the LG1 input on the old board and put it on the AC input terminal labeled L1. If your new one has two inputs labeled L1, you can put it on either terminal. Then, remove the white wire from the LG2 input and put it on the new board on the terminal labeled L2. Once again, if your upgrade has two inputs labeled L2, it can be placed on either one. The speed wire connections are very easy to do. Your Upgrade MC-80 will come with the three-speed wires preinstalled. Find the harness labeled H, W, and L right next to the MAX SPD pot on the old board and follow the wire harness to the power board. Remove the plugin on the power board and the plugin the speed wire harness (H, W, L) from the new board on the same terminal on the power board. The final step is the calibration of your unit. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
eReplacementParts Team May 13, 2022
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Replace Original Motor Control board on Vision Fitness T9250
Robert - May 4, 2016
👍 7 of 7 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Power Drill, 1.5\\
Parts Used
The replacement of the board was not so hard overall. I should have used my Makita cordless drill with a phillips head bit from the start and saved my self a lot of strain on my wrists. What really threw me at first was the original board has a section that is adhered to its mount with a large double sided sticky pad. That caused the delay. I thought I had overlooked a screw and couldn't find how I had missed anything. Once I levered a putty knife in to break the seal and scrape the residue out everything went ok. The connections are fairly idiot proof but if one was cautious he should take a picture first. When replacing original parts look for the glued in sticky pad.
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Vision Fitness T9200 Treadmill - belt not moving
David - November 23, 2017
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Thermal compound
Parts Used
1. Isolated trouble to motor control board (MCB) before ordering replacement:
- Verified control panel was working.
- Verified working motor by removing leads from MCB and briefly connecting 12V car battery directly to motor (red lead to positive terminal, black to negative).
- Compared status LEDs on MCB to info in downloaded maintenance manual and determined that motor control circuit not working.
2. Unplugged treadmill.
3. Disconnected all wires from MCB, noting where they attach (photos).
4. Removed two screws holding MCB heat sink to chassis and removed MCB.
5. Cleaned off old thermal compound and applied new.
6. Placed new MCB in position and screwed tightly to chassis.
7. Reconnected all wires.
8. Plugged in treadmill and verified operation.
- Verified control panel was working.
- Verified working motor by removing leads from MCB and briefly connecting 12V car battery directly to motor (red lead to positive terminal, black to negative).
- Compared status LEDs on MCB to info in downloaded maintenance manual and determined that motor control circuit not working.
2. Unplugged treadmill.
3. Disconnected all wires from MCB, noting where they attach (photos).
4. Removed two screws holding MCB heat sink to chassis and removed MCB.
5. Cleaned off old thermal compound and applied new.
6. Placed new MCB in position and screwed tightly to chassis.
7. Reconnected all wires.
8. Plugged in treadmill and verified operation.
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Control board failed
Steven - December 21, 2015
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Several Phillip head screws and 8 electrical plug ins was all it took. It was much easier than I thought it would be.
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Treadmill stopped working.
Brenda - February 6, 2021
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Magnet on an expandable handle, for retrieving dropped screw
Parts Used
Removed screws holding in the board.
Transferred one wire at a time from old board to new. It was helpful to remove the zip ties on the old. Even though the board looks complicated, there are not that many wires to be switched over.
One thing to note: on some of the wires you need to pinch in the tabs to get the connector to release.
Only 3 of the 4 screws holding in the new board were able to be placed. One set of holes did not line up at all.
The part that took the longest was putting the rest of the treadmill back together again. As you remove screws make note of where each type belongs.
If a 62 year old woman and her 85 year old dad can do this repair, you can, too!
Transferred one wire at a time from old board to new. It was helpful to remove the zip ties on the old. Even though the board looks complicated, there are not that many wires to be switched over.
One thing to note: on some of the wires you need to pinch in the tabs to get the connector to release.
Only 3 of the 4 screws holding in the new board were able to be placed. One set of holes did not line up at all.
The part that took the longest was putting the rest of the treadmill back together again. As you remove screws make note of where each type belongs.
If a 62 year old woman and her 85 year old dad can do this repair, you can, too!
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Treadmill belt not working
david - January 24, 2018
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
Removed the old control board out and connected each wire one at a time from the old one to the new one.
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The treadmill belt wouldn't run.
Paul - November 8, 2016
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
I diagnosed the problem by watching online videos, ordered the part from ereplacementparts, removed the old component and installed the new board. Tested. Works great!
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Motor controller board (relay chattering, no belt movement)
Stan - August 13, 2016
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set
Parts Used
Removed old motor controller and replaced with new one.
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The treadmill belt would not move. The motor control board needed replaced.
James - July 18, 2016
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
1. Unplugged all wires and cables.
2. Removed the damaged motor control board.
3. Installed the new motor control board.
4. Plugged wires and cables back in.
It was an easy do it yourself project. Saved hundreds by not hiring a repairman.
2. Removed the damaged motor control board.
3. Installed the new motor control board.
4. Plugged wires and cables back in.
It was an easy do it yourself project. Saved hundreds by not hiring a repairman.
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Treadmill would not run.
David - April 21, 2016
Tool Type
Treadmill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Nutdriver, Adjustable Wrench
Parts Used
Replace control board. Simple and easy repair. All wires are labeled and identified on the control board also.
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