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treadmill
I have a used Spirit SL 188 Programmable treadmill which from
time to time runs fine, responds to input from the control panel, and then stops. The duration of its operation seems inversely proportional to the speed at which it is asked to operate. When it stops, it remains stopped for days and weeks, with no response to hitting the reset button, pulling the plug and replugging the unit. Abracadabra, plug it in and it starts! The manufacturer tells me over the phone, based on my description of the above symptoms, that it needs a new control board which they will send me for $300. I cannot find anyone local (Albuquerque) who wants to deal with it, because it is 11 or 12 years old. There is no apparent wear or tear and it seems nuts to me that this thing can't be fixed. Any advice? |
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