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Product

Sperax Q2F

Category

Fitness Equipment

Report number

20260715-46814-2147313895

Ownership age

About 28 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)

Failure type

Fire / ignition

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260715-46814-2147313895. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Product: Sperax Q2F (Unfortunately, the listing has been removed from Amazon, so I do not have too many specific details. However, it is a foldable Sperax walking pad with a handle bar. It is black with red trim.). Incident: I have been using my Sperax walking pad (Model: Q2F) regularly for the last couple months. In that time, I have applied oil to the belt and not used it on carpet ( I have a silicone mat under the pad). When using the product, it smells like something is burning after even just 5 minutes of walking on it. The weight limit is allegedly 320 pounds and I am well below that. When turning it off, I notice the belt is very warm and the motor is also making a noise that does not feel normal. I turned to google for some troubleshooting as to why there is a burning smell and the motor noise. After seeing the report from other models and another nearly identical to mine (the Sperax Pro), I wanted to report my experience as this may be for Sperax models more broadly. I am worried about the pad catching fire with the burning smell I notice. The most recent occurrence was today (7/15/26) but it has happened several other times between May 2026 and present.

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