AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

Tom,
Thanks for the suggestion. I went out and tried your suggestion but the sensor still seems dead.
Greg

I got some water into the cadence sensor last time I washed my bike. Now I cannot get the sensor to work properly. I've tried a new battery, drying it with a hair dryer (on low), and repositioning. Nothing works.

Any solutions or do I need to purchase another sensor?

Thanks, Greg

Today I had a new batt in the wireless stem and one in the unit. And, yesterday I did a hard reset. No display problems today. One thing to remember, "should have" is still and assumption. You must be sure :-) So put a new durecell (or whatever is brand new) into the wireless head too. The...

Both were new yesterday but the wireless one might have been from a bad batch ... although should have been ok for a couple of hours. If you have a voltage meter, check both the iBike battery and the wireless head battery. One of the two may have failed and causing the other one to do the work of tw...

I think I did get a bad batch (low cost deal on the Web, Duracell, but they did not come in original packaging). However, I noticed this and replaced unit w/ new, in package, Energizer. But the wireless mount batt was still from that Duracell batch ... Firmware: 402 batt says 288 with unit unmounted...

I had just recently changed the batteries in the system unit, wireless unit, and cadence sensor to correct wild cadence readings. All seemed fine. Had a road race scheduled today (San Ardo in the Northern California / Nevada District). The reported values seemed find during my warmup but about 15 mi...