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Daniel Evans
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GPS Signal

Got a garmin collar in a trade and it has weak gps signal. could this be because of the small wire inside the collar bein messed up? It has a dayglo replacement.

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Did you try cleaning the connection where the gps wire connects to the unit?

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That was going to be my next question, where is the wire and what can I do to fix it. Lol I've never taken a DC30 apart.

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Take off the back plate and you will see where it connects. It has a rubber boot that you lift up and the wire connecter just pops off the connection. There is no screws or anything that attatches it. They can be a little stubborn sometimes so I use a pair of forceps to grab and unattatch the connector. It really is very simple.

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Is it inside the part that hangs under the dogs neck or the part on top of the neck.

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got it

Found the plug you were talking about. I cleaned it up. I will check it when I get home and get to my handheld. Thanks hopefully this fixes the problem.

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