The display shows aprx 130 MPH when measuring on non-moving objects. When measuring moving objects, the device seems to work OK. Since the device keeps the highest speed, the 130 MPH ruins most measurement sessions. Can this be fixed?

Hello Carolyn Le Coyte,

Your model number SEEMS to be abbreviated..
( took the LIBERTY of searching for a E522BLXU
MODEL which discusses both "MEASURED" and
"NON-MEASURED" fill features...

I am thinking your MENU has been locked...
(you should ORDINARILY be able o scroll
through your MUNU ITEMS)...

See instructions manual:
Fisher Paykel E522BLXU Service Manual Nonmeasured Products Products...

Specifically go to "menu lock"

Hope this helps

Carnac the Magnificent

Failed transaxle or any number of engine performance issues

Go to display preferences and select 'show speed limits'

Starting the slide show

1. Press the Review button, then press the Menu button.
2. Move to highlight Slide Show [img src="http://resources.kodak.com/support/jpg/en/manuals/GLB_en_urg_00422_images/autourg00422004ID1198002.jpg" alt="">, then press the OK button.
3. Move to highlight your option, then press the OK button.

A Tachymeter helps you estimate the speed you are going.

It uses the basic formula that speed = Distance/time

Here is how to use it: (For the full article see the link below)

To use tachymeter, simply start the chronograph or stopwatch when the object measured passing the starting line. When the object reaches the next mile or kilometer marker, stop the chronograph or stopwatch. The point on the tachymeter scale that adjacent to the second hand of the watch indicating the speed (in miles per hour or kilometers per hour) of object traveling between the two points.

For example, we want to measure the average speed of a vehicle is moving. Start the chronometer or stopwatch function when the car passes the starting line, and stop the timer after the vehicle traveled exactly 1 mile or 1 kilometer. Then look at where the chronometer hand (the second hand of the watch) is pointing to, and get the reading or value of the corresponding number at the tachymeter bezel or dial. Let's say the stopwatch stop at 3 o'clock position, meaning 15 seconds had elapsed for the car to travel 1 mile or 1 kilometer. At 3 o'clock position, the tachymetre value shows that number of 240, which means the average speed of the vehicle was 240 mph or km/h.

Source(s):

http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/12/10...

Phylspilot, my 86 Spider never displayed less than 10 mph. If you look closely, you should see a tiny pin that the needle touches at about 10 mph. That prevents it from ever falling to zero. The needle will not move up until the speed exceeds 10. From my experience, that is normal. In your case, not displaying >20 is NOT normal.

The problem could be a few different things. Since the odometer appears to be working ok (I assume you checked that it racks up the miles at a rate commensurate with your approx speed), the speed needle may be sticking. I had the opposite problem with mine - speed needle okay, and odometer messed up.

I recommend pulling the speedometer housing out of the dash and checking to see if anything is causing the needle to bind. If it isn't, then check the fine spring where the needle is attached to ensure the spring is okay. You should be able to move the needle with your finger smoothly and have it return gently to the start position (in your case 12 mph).

This is a tricky operation. If you remove the needle from the stem, carefully place it back on the stem. Do this without moving the stem. Just reinsert the speed needle on the stem exactly at the small pin that holds the pin at about 10 mph.

Check the entire speedometer housing for cracks. Any crack could be enough to prevent proper operation. (That was the source of my odometer issue.)

Have fun putting it all back together.

Hi, My Nokia 130 phone does not display number for incoming calls. It shows "private number" for all the incoming numbers. I tried moving contacts from SIM to phone, removed duplicate entries. Even restored the factory settings twice. But still it does not help. I will be grateful for any help in this regard.

You didn't mention calibration. Does this treadmill have a calibration capability, manual or automatic? If so and you have the manual (even likely download it from the web if you don't), review how to do the calibration.

This error message occurs if the following conditions are true:

• The option Nothing (hide objects) is selected in the Display options for this workbook section in the Excel Options dialog box.
• You create an object, such as a cell comment, in any cell in a column.
• You try to hide the column to the left of the column that contains the object, the column that contains the object, or all the columns to the right side of the column that contains the object. Or, in some cases, you try to insert a row or column in the worksheet.

There are two ways to fix this problem.
Method 1:  Temporarily toggle the option from "Nothing (hide objects)" to All In Excel 2007, temporarily toggle the option from Nothing (hide objects) to All, and then insert the rows or columns as needed. To do this, follow these steps:

1. In the upper-left corner of the Excel window, click the Microsoft Office button.
2. At the bottom of the menu, click Excel Options.
3. Click Advanced from list of options on the left.
4. Scroll down to the Display options for this workbook section, and then click All under For objects, show:, and then click OK.

Notes To use the keyboard shortcut to toggle this selection, press CTRL+6. 
If these steps do not let you hide rows or columns or insert rows or columns in Excel 2007, try the steps in method 2.
Method 2: Change the position property of the object to Move and size with cells To work around this issue, Excel 2003, Excel 2002, and Excel 2000, change the position property of the object to Move and size with cells. To do this, follow these steps:

1. If the object is a cell comment, select the cell that contains the comment, right-click the cell, and then click Show Comment or Show/Hide Comments. Note This makes the comment visible.
2. Move the pointer to the edge of the object until the pointer changes into a white arrow with four small black arrows on the pointer. Then, click the object to select it.
3. In Excel 2003 and earlier version of Excel, click <object name> on the Format menu. Note In this menu command, <object name> is the name of the object, such as "Comment" or "AutoShape."  In Excel 2007, click Format <object name>.
4. In the Format dialog box, click the Properties tab.
5. Click Move and size with cells, and then click OK.
6. If you want to hide the cell comment again, right-click the cell that contains the comment, and then click Hide Comment.
7. Follow these steps for each object in the affected column as described in the "Cause" section. When you hide the columns, you do not receive the error message.

For more information, visit the Microsoft Knowledge Base article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/211769

Have you tryed to point it at a car which is going faster than 20 mph?