I received the pedal axles with sensors to correct the problem that the cadence and power data were falling slowly. The replacement procedure is very simple and it seems that the problem has disappeared.
My advice, stay away from the travel mode, in my case, after activating it was what made my pedals behave strangely. Maybe the cause of the problem may be different for everyone but well, I think that documenting each case can help others.
I leave here the video tutorial of the sensors replacement:
After Garmin announced 4.0 firmware version and " Added cycling dynamics support for 3rd party power sensors" I contacted Favero asking if some firmware update will make available that features and they said “Hi,
Yes they are at the final stage of the implementation. Not to miss the update, please subscribe to our newsletter”:
So, a firmware update is coming, I hope this solve all your issues.
I just got some Assioma Duos, and I see the power and cadence “freeze” issue over Bluetooth, which should be fixed in the next FW update right?
I’m also seeing both cadence and power randomly drop to zero over ANT+, and other times the power data remains but the cadence drops out completely. Has anyone else seen this? I have an ANT+ stick on a long USB extension cable, never had any dropouts with my old power2max.
I had the same issue and have also updated the firmware. i have been skiing last week but will put a few hours on them this week and see if this new beta firmware has changed anything.
my right pedal is refusing to even switch on now and am waiting for their support to get back to me. i had no issues previous to the latest firmware and beta firmware that i have installed.
just to give you an update. They haven’t fully worked out why the right pedal suddenly stopped working but asked me to perform a minimum 12 hour charge and connect the pedals to the app again. This has seemed to of worked and from charging the pedals on Thursday last week and around 5 hours of training since then and i have had no further issues. i will be monitoring the battery performance to see how close i get to 50 hours on this new beta firmware though.
1st charge cycle after the update gave me over 50 hours. Next one gave me 6 hours. They said I should try another cycle. Seems OK now, but the entire thing boggles the mind. How can one cycle be ok, and the next a disaster?
Add me to the list of having one pedal draining way faster than the other - - my left pedal is acting up! First issue I’ve had in the almost year I’ve had them now. Tried starting a ride, but my left pedal wouldn’t wake up to connect with anything. Threw the charger on and it showed yellow and a little under half full (right pedal was almost entirely full since I just charged them a couple weeks ago), but it wouldn’t stay on. Each time I put the charger on it showed less charge and then went to red and really low charge and my Garmin gave me a low power meter battery warning. Tried the Duo-Uno-Duo switch and I’m charging them again. I didn’t switch to travel mode or tweak any settings so I’m not sure what suddenly changed–I’m on 3.00, but I’m not sure when that updated.
Yup, they suggested/sent a new special firmware to use from the app, v3.42. I’ll try it out tonight and start monitoring my battery levels more closely on subsequent rides.
First issue I’ve had in the almost year I’ve had them now. Tried starting a ride, but my left pedal wouldn’t wake up to connect with anything. Threw the charger on and it showed yellow and a little under half full (right pedal was almost entirely full since I just charged them a couple weeks ago), but it wouldn’t stay on. Each time I put the charger on it showed less charge and then went to red and really low charge and my Garmin gave me a low power meter battery warning. Tried the Duo-Uno-Duo switch and I’m charging them again. I didn’t switch to travel mode or tweak any settings so I’m not sure what suddenly changed–I’m on 3.00, but I’m not sure when that updated.