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Di2 Battery Dead?
Here's a head-scratcher: Was going to ride tomorrow, plugged my bike in to charge but the light didn't come on. I'm using the internal SM-BTR2 model.
The battery is not detected in the E-Tube software (all the other Di2 components are) and no status lights appear on the A junction. Tried cleaned the contacts, tried a different cable, even tried plugging it directly into the A junction. Nada. Any idea why this would happen? The battery itself is less than 2 years old. It had over 50% charge last time it was used 3 weeks ago. |
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Multiple options
1) Call Stetina direct at Shimano USA, tell him you bought it from the UK and you're having a problem. PM me for his direct line, they loooooove to speak with customers
2) new battery is like a hundred some odd bucks, so there's that option 3) Local, pro LBS can hook it up and figure it out for a well earned price...plus parts. They'd be doing you a favor as Shimano USA is not a friend of the LBS and the shop is a sucker to have the parts available and the diagnostic tool on hand 4) Make sure all wires are connected properly 5) you have an expensive paper weight/wall art |
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Sounds like the connection of the wire to the battery. Have this issue on 2 of my bikes. I wrapped some electrical tape around the connection and is holding fine.
I'm sure that is what it is. |
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Cue the cable guys.
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They do fail, I had one do it mid ride.
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Shimano claims that the battery is very rarely the issue in these cases and that it is usually elsewhere. |
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