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Cycle computer (VDO) wireless problem

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  1. My wireless VDO C10+ computer recently stopped working. Display is working, just not displaying the
    speed or the distance. Thinking I had a flat transmitter battery, I replaced it. When it still
    didn't work, replaced the display battery. Still don't get a signal.

    Also tried adjusting the position of the sensor and the magnet.

    Any suggestions appreciated?

    Thanks Jason

  2. I just returned my Specialized wireless computer for the same reason.

    Was working absolutely fine for 4 months - then intermittent signal even with new (and tested) battery - then nothing at all from the transmitter.

    I get the feeling that these transmitters are not especially durable.

    Good luck.

    Rob.

  3. I have just had exactly the same problem with my C10+. New batteries haven't fixed the problem. I've heard brake dust (from disc brakes) may cause interference, but a thorough clean hasn't helped. I've tried e-mailing VDO, but they've not responded yet.

  4. What is the nature of the problem?

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    I have just had exactly the same problem with my C10+. New batteries haven't fixed the problem.
    I've heard brake dust (from disc brakes) may cause interference, but a thorough clean hasn't
    helped. I've tried e-mailing VDO, but they've not responded yet.

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  5. The computer does not recieve signal from the transmitter. I've changed both batteries, checked the alignment and distance on the magnet and transmitter and cleaned all battery terminals.

    [QUOTE]Originally posted by Mg
    [B]What is the nature of the problem?

  6. try removing the display and placing it right up to the transmitter and spin the wheel-that will rule out a position problem since there's a narrow range where the display unit will sense the transmitter
    then try adjusting the magnet on the spokes so it's really close to the transmitter. i think i can hear a click when the magnet passes the transmitter. if that doesn't help, good luck...

  7. Peter

    I had this problem a while back (and may have been the original poster of this thread). I eventually
    contacted the local (Australian) distributor and they offered to test it for me if I sent it back to
    them, which I did. They fixed it and returned it in working condition free of charge. Excellent
    service I reckon. I've had no further problems. Drop me a note if you need their contact details.

    Regards Jason

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    "]news:[email hidden]... I have just had exactly the same problem with my C10+. New
    batteries haven't fixed the problem. I've heard brake dust (from disc brakes) may cause
    interference, but a thorough clean hasn't helped. I've tried e-mailing VDO, but they've not
    responded yet.

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