My wiring is still 110v on treadmill so should treadmill control board being 220v matter?

 

Need a little more info.
Where was the replacement obtained?
What version board?

 

Need a little more info.
Where was the replacement obtained?
What version board?

I haven't obtained it yet but this one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001343691723.html

Original one is: DCMD76

 

Picture of PCB from the trash?

Not in the trash

 

Can I use a control board that says 220v for my treadmill that says 110v?

 

If you are able to convert it, yes.

But isn’t the wiring still 110v? I’m just changing the control board

 

Not if the board was intended to be used in a 220v treadmill, it is safe to assume the board would be configured to run at that voltage.

 

Not if the board was intended to be used in a 220v treadmill, it is safe to assume the board would be configured to run at that voltage.

So then what use a converter?

 

Can I use a control board that says 220v for my treadmill that says 110v?

It depends on the board design. You have to consider power (Volts x Amps) as well as voltage. A board designed for 220V might be able to handle only half the current than one designed for 110V.

 

It depends on the board design. You have to consider power (Volts x Amps) as well as voltage. A board designed for 220V might be able to handle only half the current than one designed for 110V.

Thanks I might have to take a chance/try. I am waiting to hear back from the sellers of this model

 

There is another model: https://www.partsfortreadmill.com/endex-dcmd66-110v-treadmill-controller-comb.html

Says DCMD66 is compatible for my DCMD76 and it's 110V....much cheaper on Aliexpress but they aren't advertising it as compatible to my model on there.