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Treadmill tripping 10 amp fuse
Sole f80 treadmill tripping 10 amp fuse - worked fine for 2 years then started tripping the house circuit. Had a more powerful pacemaster treadmill which worked fine for 7 years before the engine finally burned out (and pacemaster went bust). Any ideas?
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