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Replacing the Sensor Battery or Resetting a non responsive Sensor.

If you have received a low battery alert, are no longer receiving notifications from SmartDry, or your sensor has become non responsive please follow these instructions on how to replace your sensor battery and reset the sensor.

For safety and best lifetimes of the sensor and its battery, please use the suggested battery below for use in the SmartDry Sensor:

Panasonic CR2032 3.0V button cell battery.

Suggested SmartDry Battery.PNG

 

If your Sensor has a Bar Code Click on this link: Bar Code Sensor Instructions

For SmartDry Sensors that have NO Bar Code follow the instructions below and view the video:  

Instructions for replacing the battery and resetting a sensor with out a bar code label.

1. First we will do a quick reset of the Hub.

Unplug the hub for 10 seconds and then plug it back in - making sure the hub is located within 10 feet of the SmartDry sensor located in the dryer.  After a few seconds the LED's should blink while the unit powers up.  Then the power LED will remain on while the DATA LED will go off. 

2. Now remove the sensor from the dryer and remove the four screws from the back cover of the battery cover of the dryer sensor with the supplied screw driver. Gentle remove the cover once all the screws are loose.

3. Gentle pop the battery out of the compartment by prying gently under the battery at the opposite side from the small gold tabs (using a small flat head screw driver).

 

Now replace the battery with a new Panasonic CR2032 being careful to slip the battery under the gold tabs first then gentle pressing into place. (see image below). 

Please pay close attention to the polarity of the battery (positive side up) and the location of the small gold tabs on the positive side of the battery.  The Battery will need to be inserted in the same way.

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Once you have replaced the battery (This also resets the sensor) you can then run a short test run of the dryer for 5-10 minutes to see if data is flowing through the hub.

The DATA LED on the hub should flash green every 5-15 seconds when the sensor sends data and when operating normally.

When you stop the dryer you should receive a notifications that the dryer has stopped within 1-2 minutes.

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Instructions for replacing the battery and resetting a sensor with a bar code label.

1. First we will do a quick reset of the Hub.

Unplug the hub for 10 seconds and then plug it back in - making sure the hub is located within 10 feet of the SmartDry sensor located in the dryer.  After a few seconds the LED's should blink while the unit powers up.  Then the power LED will remain on while the DATA LED will go off. 

2. Now remove the sensor from the dryer and remove the four screws from the back cover of the battery cover of the dryer sensor with the supplied screw driver. Gentle remove the cover once all the screws are loose.

Now gently pry the battery out from the small slot (shown on the right side here) with a small flat ended screw driver.  Be careful not to damage the battery compartment.

Now replace the battery with a Panasonic CR2032 3.0V battery by gentle reinserting the new battery into the compartment one side at a time.

Suggested SmartDry Battery new mount.PNG

Once you have replaced the battery (This also resets the sensor) you can then run a short test run of the dryer for 5-10 minutes to see if data is flowing through the hub.

The DATA LED on the hub should flash green every 5-15 seconds when the sensor sends data and when operating normally.

When you stop the dryer you should receive a notifications that the dryer has stopped within 1-2 minutes.

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