How do I set the speed for a constant pace? Every time I try the treadmill speeds up every 15-20 seconds...?
845642
Hi Kurt. I did the same thing with the speed, and ended up with a potential Lucille Ball moment! Going back to the instructions and reading it properly.......turn on the treadmill, THE RED BUTTON, it will give you a 3 beep countdown, get on the treadmill, and press the + key to get to the speed you want.
845643
If you start it and it starts speeding up, just turn it off and then hit the red button and it will do the constant speed. I think it does this because perhaps we hit the green button when turning it on and it speeds up. So just stop and restart with red button and it will be fine.
845644
Once it's on, press the red power button on the display. That will start a 3 second countdown and it will start running at 1 mph, then you can hold down the + button and increase to whatever speed you want.
845645
I start my unit with the Red Power button to the left of the panel. The unit automatically counts down for three seconds and will start running at 1 mph. Adjust the speed indicator (+/-) for the speed you want. I have found that the unit will maintain this speed until you change it. I hope this helps.
845646
After turning on the power switch, hit the RED button once. This starts a countdown 3-2-1, and then the belt starts moving at the slowest pace (1.0). To increase the pace, press the + button until you reach your desired speed. Pressing the RED button again will shut it down.
948300
No, it's not due to the fact that it's a floor model. The treadmill is designed that way. It took me a little while to get used to the slow response because, like you, I wanted it right away. Now that I've become accustomed to it I actually like it better that way.
2166359
The treadmill starts off at 0.4 mph and each button press adds 1/10 mph. I usually walk at 1.5 mph, so that's 11 button presses, which goes pretty quick. I'd estimate I'm walking at 1.5 mph within 3-4 seconds of starting up.
2044312
There are incline and speed change buttons located in the center by the green "quick-start" and red "stop" button. The incline goes up in .5 increments up to 15. Speed can go up to 12. Speed goes up pretty quickly, yet I find it take a little bit more time for it to slow down. The incline and decline work well, very smooth and gradual.
1730334
Mine works just fine. I use a built in 20 minute program that varies the incline and speed and find it quite satisfactory.
1958749
Guess is a product malfunction the machine should maintain the selected speed. The one I owned has no issues of this kind. Should Call customer service for any specific instruction if problem persist suggest to return the product back to them.
853436
Press and hold (at the same time) + on the speed adjustment bar on the right, and the stop button (press '+' and 'stop'), and hold for 7-8 seconds. It should go immediately into "select workout".
358705
I would recommend having the machine on the lowest setting if you are not a constant exerciser. Then slowly increase the speed little by little until you are comfortable with the results.
1170789
There is no speed adjustment. The speed is controlled by you and how you walk. This is a manual movement and moves when you walks or run on it. U would suggest you walk slower to slow it down. Hope this helps!
1180931
This used to drive me nuts until I upped my walking speed to 2.3mph (which I believe is still below the maximum recommended NEAT threshold). Somewhere around that speed the treadmill gains enough momentum that the stops (still unavoidably every 30 minutes) are not jarring; you get in a few steps of deceleration that, for me, made all the difference. Now to spraypaint some yellow bands across the belt so I can easily perceive if it's running or not while working with earplugs.
91179
I have had the treadmill for several months and have had no problems at all. It is a big, solid machine. I rarely use the iFit function though.
2281021
I don't think you can get it flat like a treadmill - there are manual dials on both sides that you adjust to a min up to a max incline (like shocks on a car). I have mine at min right now and there is still an incline that I would guess is similar to walking up stairs....
1047457
Mine seems to be a consistent 5-6 minutes. No way on earth it's 15 minutes. I would prefer it to be more than 5 min, but I can live with it.
1784230
Mine is easy to set to20 min. Press the arrow up button above the time. Mine is set for 5 min all the time.
1682012
Why are you having the dog do 4 mph? With anything, you have to build up to endurance. If the dog isn't active, you don't want to start them running at high speed. The best use of the treadmill is to work on the dogs mental state. Start fast, then start slowing down the speed. When you have the dog being able to walk at 1 - 1.5mph without being distracted, you have hit the mental part, and are teaching the dog to learn to be calm. Which is what you want...a nice calm, satisfied, dog.
1841235
Hi, No you dont need a lot of setting, it is very simple, you just push on button, each time you to that will change the speed, thats all if you need more information please let us know. Regards ADW69
2063603
Hi Kelly:I own that treadmill and have not had that experience, but, I can offer a few suggestions. 1)Unplug the device, wait one minute, and plug it back in.If that does not work-try another wall plug to see if there is a voltage problem. You may also call at 801-973-9993. Good luck