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 Garmin Livescope Issue
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03/23/25 12:17 AM
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David.Gand
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Everything was working fine for couple year when I obtained the Live Scope (Apr 2023) LVS34. The on last trip at end of the day I saw the screen go to a 45 degree angle (downward) even though I was on a flat. Only way to get it to "level" was to disable auto-stabilization (set stabilization back to "Off") I have reseated all cables, upgraded software (via Active Captain), reset unit.. No change. Also I tried to calibrate but it fails as the % complete stays at zero even after 2-3 spins in calm cove. Any Ideas?
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Re: Garmin Livescope Issue
[Re: David.Gand]
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03/23/25 12:34 AM
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tmd11111
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AHRS (stabilization) went out. Mine did that a few months ago. Luckly for me it was barely but still under warranty.
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Re: Garmin Livescope Issue
[Re: David.Gand]
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03/24/25 03:47 PM
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David.Gand
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Thank!.. I open ticket with Garmin and their support was fantastic and received email over the weekend! Anyhow, after the troubleshooting and sending back/forth, it was determined that the transducer (as suspected) was the issue and lucky was still under warranty.
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Re: Garmin Livescope Issue
[Re: David.Gand]
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04/09/25 11:23 PM
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RPD
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Thank!.. I open ticket with Garmin and their support was fantastic and received email over the weekend! Anyhow, after the troubleshooting and sending back/forth, it was determined that the transducer (as suspected) was the issue and lucky was still under warranty. Did you get this taken care of
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