Race 2 random reboots after update 2.56.18
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@Martin-Tuharský are you using some third-party S+ app?
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@isazi No. I forgot to write that I restart when I wear them on my hands and the activity record is not running.
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@Martin-Tuharský Yes. I’m also getting the same issue. Pretty much brand new (1 week old) Race 2. No 3rd party apps installed. Using a different watch face from default (the sunrise / sunset one) but otherwise all pretty vanilla. I noticed it rebooted this morning but also had locked up with no display earlier on and I had to force restart it to get it to come back to life.
Migrated to this watch from an AW Ultra. Mostly happy but frustrated it’s rebooting. -
Hello, same troubles here. Had to roll back to prev version (april)
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@b_nino interesting - just about to do that with mine (didn’t know you could revert the firmware - thanks for sharing).
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I have experienced the same twice since the update, once during a Yoga activity and the second time without any activity. In the first case, an activity was visible in the activity log after the restart. It had the correct duration till the restart, all other data like heart rate was gone.
I’m not using third-party S+ apps, only a different watch face (“Adrenaline”).
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Today my Race 2 restarted during a walk, the first time this has happened in four months of daily use. When it restarted, my phone notifications, which I always keep disabled, were activated on the watch. Could this be a problem with the latest version? I’ll let you know if it happens again.
I do have several Suunto Plus apps installed, but they were all disabled during the activity.
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I’ve been having the same problem. It happens while in activities (the activity still saves afterwards but always looses 9.1seconds off the end.) if I have a guide running it restarts about 3 out of 5 times at the end of guide/interval. I’ve tried disabling all suunto + guides, navigation etc it also happens when not inside an activity but while on the normal, day to day watch face also. I’m reverting back to the previous firmware now (April’s version) because I know it didn’t do that then, which is a shame as I was getting used to the map labels.
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Possible solution to the restart problem. I let the previous version of the system be installed and waited for it to finish. Then I let the watch update to the latest version of the system, again I waited for the whole process to finish, which takes a long time. No restart yet. Before that I interrupted the update process by holding the restart button because it seemed to me that the update was taking a long time.
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@Martin-Tuharský Hi
Same issue here. 4 Days old Race 2 watch updated to the latest firmware on day one rebooted twice. Luckily only in time mode and not during my 100km race a day ago therefore there must be some kind of issue with this
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