Trying to calibrate mine after adding spacers, it's showing -30psi when my shock has no pressure in it. Tried taking the battery out, resetting baseline pressure etc. but still the same. Any ideas?
Absolutely no air left? Or have you managed to get rid of so much air that the fork has created a sort of vacuum?
That's a hell of a vacuum! (I think something is broken)
Definitely something not right.
I had similar with one I bought at the start of this year. It read around negative 35PSI, even when it wasn't attached to a shock...
After a fair bit of puzzling, I emailed CRC/Quarq who both agreed it was faulty, and it was replaced with a new one on warranty.
Or have you managed to get rid of so much air that the fork has created a sort of vacuum?
-14.7 is a complete vacuum so -30 would be quite an achievement!
Sorry, only just seen this. I've since been in touch with Quarq who confirmed it was indeed faulty and in the process of getting it replaced through CRC.
Just happened to me. Let dry and everything works ok now.
I returned mine to CRC and got a refund as they no longer stock them. A bit bummed about the whole thing! I don't think it got wet, and I had the cover off for a few days with no battery.
[s] Try it without connecting to your fork. If the negative chamber in your fork is still charged it'll give a wonky reading and, since a [cheap, compact] pressure gauge is only accurate in a certain range I wouldn't put much stock in the number its showing as its never intended to operate in that range. [/s]
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