Lezyne Macro Drive playing up

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    Chuck

    My Macro Drive is on its second winter and while I’ve been very happy with it, it’s been playing up a bit lately. Firstly, it now takes an age to charge- or at least for the green blinking ‘charging’ light to go steady. That’s in a wall socket, from my PC is even worse. Secondly, and more annoyingly, it sometimes turns itself off after a jolt, and I get the red warning light instead. That happened 3 times on the way to work this morning.

    Anybody else had similar experiences?

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    Tilesey

    I’ve had this on mine too.
    I

    I’ve had this on mine too.

    I cleaned up the battery connectors and all is now good.

    #765717
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    Chuck

    Actually I haven’t had it as
    Actually I haven’t had it as long as I thought- only this January. Now I think about it though I’m not sure what to do about warranty as it will leave me without a light while it’s being sorted. Annoying.

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    putmebackonmybike

    I think there’s something of
    I think there’s something of an issue with these lights. I noticed when coming in from the cold to a warm room, condensation would appear internally. Mine started to fail after just a few months. Wiggle refunded me no problem – to their credit.

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    Saint Mikie 41

    They repaired mine under
    They repaired mine under warranty , and I am sure it said on the website that they are guaranteed for up to two years. My rear was on its second autumm/winter when it gave up the ghost. By all accounts they replaced all the inside’s FOC and sent it back , only took about two weeks.

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    mike the bike

    I’ve got three Lezyne lights
    I’ve got three Lezyne lights of different types, although not the Macro, and never had a minute’s bother. But I am reassured to hear from other users that their after-sales service is superb. Even though yours is out of guarantee why don’t you try an email, explaining that the circuitry is on the blink. Who knows, they may help?
    The worst they can do is say no.

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