COROS VERTIX 2 Crown working but crown button not working on vertix 2
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Crown Assembly Module
The crown assembly contains the physical shaft and the tactile switch interface. A failure of the button while rotation persists indicates the mechanical linkage or the tactile dome itself has failed. Replacing the full crown module ensures that the actuator pin and the electrical contact points are restored to factory tolerances.
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6%
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Internal Button Flex Cable
The tactile switch for the crown button is often mounted on a ribbon cable that connects to the main logic board. Moisture ingress or repetitive stress can cause the solder joints or the traces on this flex cable to crack. A new flex cable provides a fresh tactile switch and reliable data transmission to the CPU.
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3%
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Crown O-Ring and Gasket Kit
Ingress of micro-debris or dried sweat can physically block the 'click' travel of the crown shaft without affecting its ability to rotate. While less likely to be a purely electrical fix, replacing the seals and cleaning the shaft channel can resolve travel-related actuation issues.
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