Consul shows 6000 and goes only mile per hour. None of the buttons work

If it the distance is not changing either the problem is that the unit is not receiving a signal from the sensor - bad connection, sensor out of place, bad sensor, etc. If distance is working but mph is not then there's something wrong with the unit itself, and if still bad with a fresh battery it must be replaced.

360 km/hr is NOT 40 miles/hr.
1 mile is about 1.6 km
To go from km to miles, multiply by 0.62
To go from miles to km, multiply by 1.6

Kilometers per hour to Miles per hour

The timeline for the series begins in 50 BC, when Caeser's term as consul ran out and the events of the story begin. They end in 30 BC, with the death of Mark Antony and Cleopatra. In the show this timeline seems to be greatly condensed. Despite the main action taking place over about twenty years none of the characters except for Octavian, who goes from a teenage boy to a man, and Caesarion who goes from an infant in season one to a pre-teen in season two, seem to age at all.

Hi..early rockets had problem with wiring chafing and breaking in the loom where it goes from left side of frame in front of fuel tank..mine did this...pita

Knot is a measure of speed. Knot per hour is a measure of acceleration. Are you sure you want 49 knots per hour?

49 knots is about 56.4 miles per hour or about 90.7 kilometers per hour. A good pace for a car and a very good pace for a boat.

49 knots per hour is about 56.4 miles per hour per hour or about 90.7 kilometers per hour per hour. Not a very good performance if a car or a boat takes an hour to get up to that speed.

While the engine runs hot there is a possibility that the RPM sensor goes off and shows the wrong reading. First of all check the cause for the overheatting before we can go further.
Some tips were given in your earlier request.

If you have an extended warranty that requires a certain schedule, follow that. Otherwise, per the testing that Consumer Reports did a few years ago, six months/6000 miles is fine. Shops want you to come in at three months/3000 miles, but based on long-term (60000 miles) wear testing that they did on multiple cars (NYC cabs), there was no difference in wear between 3000 mile and 6000 mile intervals.

[from my Owner's Manual]...
On MY Free Sprit mdl 309180:
1. Remove the safety tether from the treadmill.
2. Press POWER button and hold.
3. While pressing the POWER button, insert the safety tether.
4. After lights on the LED display go out, release POWER button. You will hear a beep.
5. Press POWER button again. You are now in kilometers per hour.
* Repeat steps 1 - 5 to convert to miles per hour.
* If you are in kilometers per hour mode, you will see a "Si" in the time section when the safety tether is inserted.
* If you are in the miles per hour mode, you will see a "bri" in the time section when the safety tether is inserted.

Hope this helps,

gyro_john in Saskatoon, SK Canada

It's in Miles The treadmill goes a max of 14km an hour - if you increase the speed it only goes to 8 - 14km per hour is 8.4 miles per hour and I've been running between 5.5 and 6.5 and covering 3 miles which would be about right :) Hope this helps

Maybe we should all go after Gm for a recall