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PT SL Gone Dead - haven't seen this issue

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  1. well, it had to happen sooner or later.....went for a ride today in HEAVY rain. Everything working fine for an hr or so, then the whole thing went strange (wildly fluctuating speed and power readings) and then the whole thing went DEAD! No tranmsission icon appeared, but cadence and HR worked fine still (cadence reads off the crank). I stopped and adjusted receiver, took cpu off and dried it etc, but still nada.😠

    Hub is 1 month old. When home i replaced the hub batteries and checked for moisture/water. Everything seemed ok. After changing batteries, still got nothinng and transmission icon still doesn't appear.

    Here's where it gets strange: i went into the menu and ran a receiver/cpu test. The middle line read 88 (just as manual said it should) and the transmission icon now appears. But back in regular mode, no icon, no speed and most worrying, NO POWER numbers...just cadence and HR. Up until this point i was convinced it was hub or receiver, but now have NFI😕

    RD / Others - got any ideas??? HELP!

  2. I need to add here that this is EXTREMELY annoying. Even though it was bucketing down, i was seriously laying the 'smack down' on this ride and i got nothing to show for it!😠 😠 😠

  3. I need to add here that this is EXTREMELY annoying. Even though it was bucketing down, i was seriously laying the 'smack down' on this ride and i got nothing to show for it except wet clothes and waterlogged shoes!😠 😠 😠

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