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Posted on Dec 09, 2010

I have a pro-form sport 1000 treadmill and the incline is not working. it just clicks but will not go up. If you help it along it will go up, but now it just clicks like it wants to go up but doesn't. it wont even go pass this stage that you can use the treadmill. Help

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