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This page primarily shows how to disable that annoying beeping sound on the Confidence Power Plus Motorized Electric Treadmill and will give you the dimensions for the “de-barred” version of the treadmill. For a more in depth review of the treadmill’s functionality, including the benefits and disadvantages of using this for a treadmill desk, see THIS PAGE ( Near the bottom of the post). Anyways, I got my Confidence Power Plus Motorized Electric Treadmill and pulled it out of the box. The box was a bit beat up (with holes so that people could grab onto it but the treadmill itself was pretty well packed, so I didn’t suspect there was any damage. At the time of this writing, the cost was relatively cheap for a treadmill at 0. Confidence Power Plus treadmill right out of the box First thing I needed to do is remove those pesky arms since they would get in the way if I placed it under a desk. I inspected the attachment points of the arms to the treadmill to see what I would need to do to remove the arms and separate the control panel. Treadmill arms attachment point It pretty much looked like one bolt on either side needed to be removed. So I went ahead and did that. Bolt to remove treadmill arms After that, I wanted to detatch the control panel from those arms and it’s also a good time to disable that annoying speaker. There were just a few screws holding the panel together, so I went ahead and unscrewed those to access the board and speaker. Treadmill control panel Treadmill control panel, cover off It looked like the power wire came in through the bottom and just plugs into the circuit board. There was a little bit of what seemed to be rubber cement holding mine in, but a careful tug and it came right out. ( Be careful at this step! The female side of the power connection may be delicate) There was also this little bridge thing that was perhaps unintentially.
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