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Old 05-11-21, 06:57 PM
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Is the battery's cable connected completely?
When I replaced my seat tube battery (after 5 years!), I didn't click the cable in all the way. There's an initial click feel/sound, but it's not in all the way. Pressing a bit harder, it clicks once more!

The small plastic Di2 tool, with a pry hook on one end and a tube shaped push fitting on the other end, makes disconnecting and reconnecting the cables safer and more reliable.

I only figured out what was wrong after trying a bunch of other things. Grrr. I should have known.

EDIT-- sorry, I thought you had no responses at all. I see you are getting some lights. Still, it could a loose connection on one of the cables you unplugged and replugged.

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