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I'm responding 'cuz my Clearview pedometer remains something of a mystery to me, too. So I apologize, right off, about the length and confusion in this procedure. Maybe someone will add a simpler, comprehensive list of commands. W/o access to a user manual, here is what I've learned about it. Barbara, I didn't think it reset itself... maybe you can explain. I did find that when I hit the "reset" button on the back (to the left of the belt clip), it resets the Step (number taken), Mile (distance traveled), and Kcal (calories burned) to zero. One click for all-three together. More SETTING steps: The menu is a vertical column to the right of the digital display (from top to bottom: Step, inch, LB, Mile, Kcal). As you scan down the menu, look for the teeny > arrow pointing at one of the functions. Normally the arrow skips from Step, to Mile, to Kcal. If you've been using it, and there are numbers in these fields, you can manually reset these to zero by pressing the "reset" button. Those 3 fields should now register "0" when you scan through the modes as before. I believe this does not reset your stride or weight settings. These other 2 modes: inch (length of YOUR step), and LB (YOUR weight = this helps in calculating your calorie consumption... I think) were a bit tricky to reset to MY body. I managed to select those modes and enter my own data somewhat haphazardly, by simultaneously pressing the two buttons on the right (Mode, and Set); and then (sometimes, but not necessarily?) pressing the Set button alone. Either way, if you're lucky (!) you'll eventually get a blinking number and the arrow > indicating which field you're in: inch, or LB. If it is the inch field, it will read 0, or something like 30 (your stride in inches). If you want to change it, press the SET button repeatedly (lower/right) to INCREASE the number in the field. Apparently you can't lower the number directly - if you instinctively press the upper/right button (MODE), it just closes the setting function. So in order to set to the length of YOUR step, keep pressing (or you can hold it down) until you reach your stride length... it continues up to 120 inches (!!) before restarting at zero. I haven't figured out why it opens in inch, or in LB, but by randomly pressing both rt-hand buttons, I can eventually get into each of the two fields. The weight settings in LB also adjust only upward by pressing the SET button (that is, once you get the field to open). You may have to go to 150# (its max. setting) before you can begin at zero again. Last weird note: When I can't seem to get into these fields at all, I have had some success by pressing and HOLDING the SET button until the reading (usually 0, by then) blinks off and then on, once. Then you can proceed with the other steps.

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Inspecting: Examine the bike for any signs of wear or damage, such as frayed cables, worn pedals, or loose components. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage and ensure safety.

Storage: When not in use, fold the bike properly and store it in a clean, dry area away from moisture and direct sunlight. This helps prolong its lifespan and prevents corrosion.

Battery maintenance: If your folding exercise bike includes electronic components such as a display console, ensure that the batteries are replaced as needed to maintain proper functionality.

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1. Power cycle the treadmill: Turn off the treadmill and unplug it from the power source. Wait for a few minutes, then plug it back in and turn it on again. Sometimes, simply resetting the treadmill can resolve error codes like Error 31.
2. Check the motor connections: Make sure all the wires and connections to the treadmill motor are secure and properly connected. Loose connections could cause error codes to appear.
3. Inspect the motor controller: The motor controller regulates the speed and operation of the treadmill motor. Check for any visible signs of damage or overheating on the motor controller. If you notice any issues, you may need to replace the motor controller.
4. Contact customer support: If you're unable to resolve the issue on your own, it's best to contact the manufacturer's customer support for assistance. They can provide specific troubleshooting steps for your treadmill model and may be able to offer a solution or arrange for repairs if necessary.

By following these steps, you can hopefully resolve Error 31 on your Promaster Pro Plus 2 treadmill and get it working again.

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