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so when you get you go into test mode and get led to flash red and green, when you turn the cranks does the red led light up?
If yes then there is a problem with either the sensor or head unit, go find a mate with a garmin to find out which one.
If the red led does not light up as you turn the crank, then the magnet is not close enough to the sensor. Check the magnet is still there (I have lost a magnet and retain the plastic outer covering once), move the sensor closer to the magnet or replace the magnet with a more powerful one
nickobec all the magnets all work fine LED lights when pedal or speed sensor passes the unit
i have now removed from the bike placed on a radiator and left the cover off i think it may have had some water ingress
once completely dry i will let all know if this has worked
yes i faired as much thanks for the link 37monkey, if i did not like the 705 so much i would look at a new computer