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Changing the battery on a Garmin cadence sensor

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A short video to describe how to change the battery on a pedal mounted Garmin cadence sensor.
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26 авг 2024

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@poohgirl920 7 месяцев назад

Using a magnet to remove the batter was a life saver! Thanks for that tip!

@CyclingLabs 5 месяцев назад

You're welcome!

@denyscalvin7975 4 года назад

The close-up image of the battery cover helped me spot how the battery contacts (which came out with the battery when I removed it) should be oriented inside the cover!

@CyclingLabs 4 года назад

Ah yes, I had the same problem with the speed sensor - glad I could be of help

@MsShamma96 3 года назад

The close up rant helped but the darn device is the worse to close I’m so frustrated,

@EagleLogic 2 года назад

I had the same problem!

@EagleLogic 2 года назад

I had the same problem!

@drazenstefanovic6122 Год назад

@@CyclingLabshey can you tell me please does this whit sticker should be removed when I first time Installing New cadence sensor??thank in advantage..

@sleekslayerz 2 месяца назад

Nice short perfect video. Thanks for all the help and saving all the time

@CyclingLabs 2 месяца назад

My pleasure, glad you found it useful.

@WhiteRook913 3 года назад

Thank you very much. I liked your trick with the magnet.

@CyclingLabs 3 года назад

Glad you found it useful - makes the effort of making the video worthwhile.

@aurelienlucas3367 3 года назад

@@CyclingLabs same here, thanks for the tip !

@adamrayner5365 4 года назад

Amazing tip, worked a dream!

@davidrowe8747 2 года назад

Very helpful, thank you. I just purchased a new cadence sensor (so I don't have to keep moving the one I have from trainer bike to outside bike). exactly I'm thinking (hoping) it's just the battery - the sensor is only a year old and CR2302 batteries seem to power everything else for absolutely ages, so I was surprised that apparently they only last a year in the Garmin cadence sensor.

@davidrowe8747 2 года назад

Just replaced the battery and it works again! Funny how coincidence plays with your mind - I removed the old cadence sensor (physically, and from my Garmin and Zwift profiles) to test the new one, and then when the old one wouldn't work, I assumed it was something I had done wrong. Fate playing tricks with me.

@pb9744 2 года назад

Sensational tip - thanks

@CyclingLabs 2 года назад

My pleasure - glad it was of use to you.

@melbman43 2 года назад

Thank you very much, I normally just get mine changed when I get the bike serviced, but tried it for the first time. BTW, all I had to do was just tap the battery cap, and out fell the old battery.

@CyclingLabs 2 года назад

Sounds like the battery cap may not have been properly secured from your last service. At least you'll now be able to do it and check it yourself.

@groundedinfirstprinciples383 Год назад

Perfect

@CyclingLabs Год назад

Thanks - glad you found it useful

@tracitrubiano7558 2 года назад

Thank you so much. I was having trouble getting the battery out. I tried the magnet method and the battery flew out as the magnet approached it without me even touching the device.

@CyclingLabs 2 года назад

Glad it helped

@jue1908 2 года назад

Thx for the tip

@CyclingLabs 2 года назад

My pleasure - I hope you found it useful

@julianjones4659 2 года назад

Managed to change the battery eventually when the magnet and the battery housing fell on the floor releasing the battery

@markuszadra8225 3 года назад

thanks!

@Thankful_n_Grateful 3 года назад

Should show if not have magnet

@watchmykicksllc 4 года назад

Um, what kind of battery?

@CyclingLabs 4 года назад

Flawless Films LLC Didn’t realise that I hadn’t mentioned the battery type -it’s a CR2032. If you look closely at 2:17 mark you’ll see the battery type on the battery.

@JamesSocialCycling 4 года назад

Magnet🤦‍♂️🤓👌💕

@MauricioMtb123 4 года назад

Is 2032?

@CyclingLabs 4 года назад

An Gel Yes, it’s 2032, didn’t realise I hadn’t said what battery type. If you closely at 2:17 you can see it on the battery.

@ds6497 3 года назад

Changed my battery today and for the life of me I can't lock the battery cover into position. Just keeps popping out every time I turn it to lock no matter how hard I press. Anyone else had this issue?

@MsShamma96 3 года назад

Did you figure it out I’m so frustrated that a company like garmin has to make something so simple so darn difficult, I want to throw it against a wall 🤬🤬🤬

@nss9701 3 года назад

They do this on purpose so you would give up and buy a new one; they don't want us replacing batteries.

@amp3458 3 года назад

My battery flap won’t close, why is this ?

@CyclingLabs 3 года назад

Sometimes you may need to push down on the battery cover to get the machanism to lock in place properly.

@MsShamma96 3 года назад

You are not alone, just opened my box and I’m about to lose my mind

@radioturf9269 3 года назад

Coupe toi les ongles la prochaine fois mais sinon la vidéo aide

@MsShamma96 3 года назад

This whole battery piece sucks. If I had known it was going to be this hard to put the darn battery back on I would have not bought it. The thing won’t close

@CyclingLabs 3 года назад

I struggled as well - try doing it without the battery to get the hang of it - will make it much easier once you've got the battery in.

@mariowillems1079 3 года назад

@@CyclingLabs Mine doesn't even close without battery, absolutely rubbish device. Can you pair another brands cadence sensor to a Garmin 530?

@CyclingLabs 3 года назад

@@mariowillems1079 Whilst I don’t have direct experience with off brand sensors, my understanding is that any ant+ sensor should work. There is an FAQ page on the Garmin website which supports this suggestion.

@KevinHigginsSr 2 года назад

Sure, the magnet trick is clever... but that CAN'T be the recommended/only solution. I can't get the battery out with anything and don't have a magnet! What a ridiculous design!