I just received the power walker and no matter what setting I put it on it starts speeding up on its own. How can I set it to stay at one speed?
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.
1958750
Hi there, I have not had that problem. Try turning it off from the power switch and turn it back on. Sorry I can not help with that problem.
1958751
The problem is inherent with the machine. I've not been happy with the purchase.
97581
Any pedal assist is on/off...you need a interactive controller to set the varying speeds. If you bought one compatible with the controller (i don't know if there is one) it would work.
1518007
Not a clue. You can try going to 'mouse properties' and speeding up mouse by moving speed lever all the way over.
523583
Change your motor drive function to timer/ remote control. This video should help. It's a different remote, but same setting. You can skip about a minute into the video. http://youtu.be/org_fh7Gri8
1034567
Keep cranking it! Once it reaches the top it will then tilt on it's own if you keep cranking it past the top limit.
1002433
The little roller button on the side controls the speed on the on I have. Just slowly roll it up and down.
1329355
It's a simple fix. Just hold the mode button for roughly 5 seconds and reprogram it just like you first did when setting it up. You'll have to put your steps in etc. every time that button gets held long enough it will switch between miles and km. hope that helps
220404
I know this is a very old message, but apparently this is a common issue with this machine...You press the foot pedal and first it just make some noise, then the machine starts at maximum speed... Well, I've discovered that if before pressing the pedal you lower the needle (by rotating the wheel towards you) until it's in a low position (either near the fabrick, or sticking a bit into it), then the machine will start, slowly, if you press the pedal slightly...You won't need to press a lot, and it will be easier to control speed. I hope this will be useful to people having this problem with this machine...
1601982
The normal way to control this pump is to apply and remove power to/from it by an external timer. The pump will remember all the speed program that you've given it. It will start in prime mode and then cycle through the V1/V2/V3 per previous programming.
1516124
If it's not set to auto then it will stay on the speed it is set to. When set to auto it will adjust the speed as needed.
1660618
I might be wrong, but I think the top speed is 4mph. That might be something of a jog, but not really running. The speed increment is 0.1mph - it's really meant for walking / fast walking.
1180930
I have not found out a way to make it run continuously. It stops every 30 minutes.
1880265
There are a couple of options. It can go through the phases non-stop (at a very relaxing pace), repeatedly OR you can click on a button and control what phase you want it to be in. You can turn it on and leave it at one phase, or you can just let it run. It's up to you. Enjoy!
992172
Do you want know how to make it to go faster on the motor? If that is your answer "yes" then the set what ever your building make sure that motor has a bigger gear on it running against the smaller gear hope that helps?
2044426
I haven't been able to pause the stopwatch mode once it started. There may be a way, but I have not stumbled upon it yet. It just rolls on. :-/
857291
If you can get it to work properly. I would go to your local golf shop and ask to hit some clubs and check your speed like that. Most all golf shops will help you out. That is what I do, because you can not trust the medicus power meter.
1587792
Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her exercising. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Erile Casey, Scottsdale, AZ Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her... » Read More Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her exercising. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Erile Casey, Scottsdale, AZ « Show Less