ryantm
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Hello.
I recently purchased a brand-new Gazelle Avignon that comes with an Intuvia 100 display. When I turn on the bike's power via the controls, the display usually doesn't turn on. I can unreliably get it to turn on by tapping it or adjusting the angle quickly. Then, when I'm riding, after about a minute, it says "Bye" and turns off. I can get it to turn back on by tapping it or shaking the handlebars. I tried replacing the CR2450 battery in it with a new Duracell one but it still has the same problems. I also used the Bosch Bike Flow app to install the firmware updates and that did not change the symptoms.
When the display is on, it seems to be showing reasonable battery, speed, and distance info. This makes me think it is not a connection issue or an issue with a speed sensor (but I don't know how to verify this last one).
My current best guesses are:
1. Defective display unit
2. The Gazelle Avignon rides too smoothly that it isn't triggering the some accelerometer in the display causing it to think the bike isn't moving and turning off
Questions:
A. Is the Intuvia 100 display supposed to stay on for the duration of the ride?
B. Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take?
C. Can I go to any Bosch-certified dealer (like REI) for advice, or do I need to go back to my original dealer for help?
Ryan
I recently purchased a brand-new Gazelle Avignon that comes with an Intuvia 100 display. When I turn on the bike's power via the controls, the display usually doesn't turn on. I can unreliably get it to turn on by tapping it or adjusting the angle quickly. Then, when I'm riding, after about a minute, it says "Bye" and turns off. I can get it to turn back on by tapping it or shaking the handlebars. I tried replacing the CR2450 battery in it with a new Duracell one but it still has the same problems. I also used the Bosch Bike Flow app to install the firmware updates and that did not change the symptoms.
When the display is on, it seems to be showing reasonable battery, speed, and distance info. This makes me think it is not a connection issue or an issue with a speed sensor (but I don't know how to verify this last one).
My current best guesses are:
1. Defective display unit
2. The Gazelle Avignon rides too smoothly that it isn't triggering the some accelerometer in the display causing it to think the bike isn't moving and turning off
Questions:
A. Is the Intuvia 100 display supposed to stay on for the duration of the ride?
B. Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take?
C. Can I go to any Bosch-certified dealer (like REI) for advice, or do I need to go back to my original dealer for help?
Ryan