Polar F11 Heart Rate Monitor - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

try this link for the manual. polar f11 heart rate monitor manual Google Search . However, you may wish to reset the unit and start over with new settings. You can resetyour Polar F11 by following a few easy steps. Press any button to activate the Polar F11 Fitness heart monitor unit. Press all buttons on the Polar F11 Fitness heart monitor simultaneously, except the "Light" button.

How to Reset a Polar F11 ' Healthfully

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go to www.fitness.manualsonline.com and download according your modell, and proceed . God bless you

click this link below for the manualhttp://www.polar.com/support_files/en/C225742500419A8AC2256F4D0031EA78/17925802%20Manual%20F11%20ENG%20B.pdfhttp://www.polar.com/support_files/en/C225742500419A8AC2256F4D0031EA78/17925802%20Manual%20F11%20ENG%20B.pdf

go here for manual > http://www.polarusa.com/us-en/f11?category=manuals

Open Caseback. Unclip the contact. Replace battery, clip contact back and put the caseback on.

this link below may be helpfull to you there seems to be a few peolpe ha the same problemhttp://timlaqua.com/2008/09/how-to-replace-the-battery-in-a-polar-f11-heart-rate-monitor-hrm/

I' advise to start with battery check. If the battery is ok, then you will need a professional to find the cause of malfunction.

it can be done by moisture so put it in the heat to remove the moistuere or put it the rice bag for 5 months so the moisture can be remove

Sounds to me as the integrated circuit has been damaged.
In this case you will not be able to repair it yourself as watchmakers skills needed.

In my tips and tricks page is a guide to Heart rate problems. These may be a cause, or you could have a battery issue.

Erratic Heart Rate can also be caused by interference. Power lines, strong radio and Cell signals and more electronic noise can cause problems with the wireless signal.

The last thing that can cause an extremely high signal is your heart. Had a client that was getting what they thought was a problem with the watch, turned out it was there heart and wound up with open heart surgery and a grateful doctor and client.

This sounds like a new battery is needed. To send back into a Polar Authorized service center follow the link here. Yes, you do need to send in to an authorized service center.

There is a step by step guide in my tips and tricks of things to try with your strap. If none of these work and you are getting a signal from another source then you need to get either a new strap, a new sender or both. If you send the T-31 wearlink into polar they can run a diagnostic and see which is bad and sell you just the piece you need or a whole new chest piece.

Please go to my tips and tricks page, there is a link to download the manual for all polar products.

Here is the direct link to the F11 in english. If you need in another language than follow the link at my tips and tricks page.

The T31 is the chest strap. The F11 comes with the T31-Wearlink (soft strap) the T31 is a hard strap. different user manuals. The manual you want is listed as (wearlink 31 coded transmitter)

I just checked the polar web site and found this. I was given the same number by another retailer. MONTRE SERVICE MONTPARNASSE 33 22 RUE DU DEPART - CC MONTPARN 75015 PARIS tel: 01 43 35 32 93 fax: 01 43 35 32 93

I had a problem just like this with a glucose monitor, and when I called the company, they just replaced it. The button switches could be slightly dirty or oxidized, and maybe cleaned with electrical contact cleaner- other than that, and cleaning the battery contacts with a qtip and at least 90% isopropyl alcohol, you will have to have it replaced or serviced. Here is their support site:
http://www.polarusa.com/us-en/support/product_support?product=277&category=FAQs&documenttitle=%0ABattery+Replacement+in+the+Polar+Wrist+Unit&document=/gip/PEUS1kb-public.nsf/web_cat/85256F470048B0BC852573CC006CC0C2?openDocument
Good luck, and hope this helps.

Thank you for contacting FixYa.
I have not heard of that problem before so I would contact Polar at this link:
http://www.polarusa.com/us-en/

Best regards. Jewel

Sort of.

You can try holding the top right button down and see if the "logo" changes. For me this toggles between the spiral and a custom logo that I downloaded to my watch.

If that doesn't work, you can change it to one of many logos using the Polar Uplink Tool Software:

http://www.polarusa.com/us-en/support/downloads?product=&category=Logos

It is PC only.

There is also an option to create your our logo so you could create a "blank" logo too.

(My F11 is open right now.)

It goes in first with the "hook" toward the top of the watch. The hook wraps around the edge of the watch block.

Wow. I just went through this.

Polar doesn't sell replacement bodies. You can only go through a repair center for about $50. I bought a "display only" non-functioning model off of eBay for $10 and the body is the same as a functioning model.

It came with protective plastic over the face that peels off and a dummy display on the inside that peels off too.

The only problem is the display model didn't have a seal/gasket and after removing my old seal it was stretched out and didn't fit. I cut the seal to make it shorter but now it is no longer waterproof.

It is possible the seal can be purchased at one of the Polar service centers.

I suggest removing the seal carefully without stretching it.

Good luck.

On the screen just prior to work-out mode:

1. Select Settings using the right buttons and the OK button.
2. Select HR Alarm.
3. Select Off.
4. Press the OK button.
5. Press OK again to start exercise.

The same can be done during exercise by hold the OK button down to get to the menu. Very convenient when you use the alarm sometimes and have left it on.