Sticking switch? And Nav V music skipping...

[Phill Elston]

Not sure if all bike are the same...

2017 GSA LC
My headlight switch (on the left handlebar main block) appears to be sticking.

Can those in the know confirm that this is just a touch switch rather than a "press to click down, jiggle to release" button? I kinda think it's supposed to be the former

Anyone who has music loaded to a memory card on their Nav V... does yours sometime "skip" like a scratched record (even when you scan forward/backward to different tracks)?

 

[Hairyweasel]

Music on my nav 5 is crap. Sometimes it works perfectly and other times it skips, I find turning my headset off and on again normally sorts it.
My headset is a scala rider 1.
Before I go back to just running the headset to my phone I'm going to try update the software on everything.

 

[Victor c]

I'm using a Cardo Scala Rider Q1 with my Nav 5 and find that if I either power up my Nav before my headset, or try and play music from the Nav in the first couple on mins of riding off, it will skip, or jump, or simply not play. The routine that works for me is:
iPhone Bluetooth always on so It pairs with the Nav as soon as the Bike powers up.
Q1 headset set powered up before the bike so it pairs with the Nav as soon as the bike powers up.

I don't have the iPhone paired to the headset and once powered up, I leave the headset on all day.

 

[Victor c]

Light switch returns to same position all the time when released, just like the hazard light switch. It does not stay down for on.

 

[Hairyweasel]

I will try that, cheers Victor. I have tried powering stuff up in different orders but I never thought if leaving it a few mins after connecting.

 

[Phill Elston]

Music on my nav 5 is crap. Sometimes it works perfectly and other times it skips, I find turning my headset off and on again normally sorts it.
My headset is a scala rider 1.
Before I go back to just running the headset to my phone I'm going to try update the software on everything.

Mmm... That's sorted it before, but not last night. At least it's not a "me only" thing

 

[Phill Elston]

Light switch returns to same position all the time when released, just like the hazard light switch. It does not stay down for on.

Kinda thought that might be it... Looks like a warranty job then