How to Determine How Many Miles Your ProForm Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill Has On It, Information Mode

How to Determine How Many Miles Your ProForm Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill Has On It, Information Mode
How to Determine How Many Miles Your ProForm Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill Has On It, Information Mode

Did you know your Pro-Form Crosswalk Caliber Elite treadmill has an odometer on it so you can see how many total miles it has on it?  Read on if you would like the secret to viewing how many miles there are on your treadmill…

Equipment:

  • ProForm Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill, Model Number PFTL71505.0
Here is how to determine how many miles your Pro-Form Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill has on it.  You can do this by placing your treadmill in “Information Mode.”  Here’s the steps…

How to Determine How Many Miles Your ProForm Crosswalk Caliber Elite Treadmill Has On It, Information Mode

Step 1: Remove the magnetic safety key to power off the treadmill.

Step 2: Hold down the stop button.

Location of the stop button circled in Red.
If you wanted to, it is at this point that you can change the units of measure from English to Metric.  To change the units press the Speed Increase Button.

Step 3: Re-Insert the magnetic safety key while still having the stop button pressed down.

Once the unit powers up you may release the stop button, which places the treadmill’s console in information mode.  The treadmill’s display will show how many miles and how many hours there are on the unit.  The E stands for English units (miles).

Step 4: Remove and reinstall the magnetic safety key to return the treadmill to its normal mode.

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