X6HR - Suunto button problem

[decleater]

purchased the X6HR and love the features. however, the Suunto button is somewhat speradic and often performs multiple actions. for example, instead of a quick press i often get the equivelant of "up/Suunto" combination. this can do crazy things like increasing a value and then accepting it or entering the previous menu.

if i am cautious and very deliberate i can get the Suunto button to correctly perform a short press. i have not gotten a long press to work properly with the Suunto button yet. this doesn't seem acceptable "in the field" when you need the thing to do what was intended - the first time.

has anyone ever seen this? only the Suunto does this and all other features and buttons are fine.

thanks!

-matt

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[escleung]

Hi Matt,

My two months old X6 also has the same problem. My retailer is looking into the problem for me.

Regards,
EL.

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[Trevor]

The best bet would be to contact Suunto directly,
(800) 543-9124

Hopefully they can shed some light on this problem.

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