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I have a quarq d zero, which started draining batteries quickly. I contacted SRAM directly and they said I could send it in and they would have a look at it and possibly repair it. Did so and got it back 3 month later with a note that they cannot repair Powermeter units and I should get in contact with a shop to buy a new one..
So probably not worth the effort..have you tried a reset?
seb1977-
Thanks, yeah done everything in the troubleshooting. Sigma have said they can do a 'special deal' on a new one but quarq don't make non-dub spiders anymore it seems so it would require a new BB etc, which is a shame as the spiders aren't that expensive these days.
I'm in contact with quarq so I'll see what they say, but yeah - don't fancy sending it off to them as it would mean being without a road bike.
dglshrn
My quarq dzero has gone kaput this week, suddenly giving calibration figures in the 1000s, and reading 69rpm (noice) when sat still. It's out of warranty with sigma but they've suggested it may be possible to get it fixed; has anyone had this issue happen and have a solution? I'm just curious if it's worth pouring money into it to have it repaired, if that's even possible.