After
2.5 years of faithful service, the side button (up and down buttons) decided to
give way. About a month ago, I observed the fogging up of the front panel
crystal during my run. I checked thru the case after the run and found that the
down button is punctured. Don’t observed water ingression, but the unit will
fogged up when the power turned on. Also, the down button no longer working,
but I was lucky to have the last run with the virtual partner pace set to my
target marathon pace, and all other functionality were working too. I can still using it to guide me thru the SCKLM (even
though I missed my personal target).
Now
the unit was sent back for repair, and I need to continue my workout with the
Polar FT4. As all the training for sub 4 was completed, I only planned easy
runs for these few weeks just to maintain the momentum. Most of the workout
will be running at easy pace with <140BPM. Still some adjustment needed to
run solely by effort, but I think soon I will get used to it. Hopefully 910XT
will return home timely for the APBIM.
New gadget for the new year? ;)
ReplyDeleteYear 2016.... may be ;)
DeleteHello, I have the same problem too. Can I know where or who got provide such service? As well as how long it take and also cost. Hope to hear from u soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Lee, you can go direct to AECO Malaysia website
Deletehttp://www.aeco.com.my/contact-us.html
They usually respond very fast.
If your warranty expired, the most will cost you around USD99 to "recondition" the unit. Depends on the situation or damage, they will advise you the cost after their preliminary check. Repair service usually took 1 month (4-5 weeks).
Hello,Im having same problem too...just go to aeco..so expensive for the replacement and it cost RM508...
ReplyDeleteHello,Im having same problem too...just go to aeco..so expensive for the replacement and it cost RM508...
ReplyDeletewow, like this i think u better got for new one...
DeleteHello,Im having same problem
ReplyDeleteyes me too.
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ReplyDeletethe advantage of the Forerunner 4xx series was just to have the minimum of physical buttons thanks to the touch dial, this to avoid these problems that afflicted the 205/305, 310xt, 910xt, etc.
ReplyDeleteI have the exact same problem. Down button punctured, and now, upon closer inspection, the rubber over the Enter button is also starting to crack... It's a shame to see such a device go to waste for such a problem.
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