Garmin HRM-RUN user manual

No, the Garmin HRM-Run heart rate monitor requires a compatible Garmin watch or device to be able to display and record heart rate data. The heart rate monitor itself does not have any display or data storage capabilities, so it needs to be paired with a Garmin watch or device to be functional.

There is no official information regarding the discontinuation of the Garmin HRM-Run. As of now, it is still available for purchase on Garmin's official website and other third-party retailers. It is possible that certain retailers may temporarily be out of stock, but there is no indication that Garmin has discontinued the product.

Here are a few steps to help you determine if your Garmin HRM-Run heart rate monitor is working:
1. Ensure the heart rate monitor is properly paired with your Garmin device, such as a compatible watch or smartphone. Refer to the user manual or Garmin's website for specific pairing instructions.
. Wet the HRM-Run strap's electrode pads with water or electrode gel. Moisture enhances the conductivity for accurate heart rate readings.
3. Put on the HRM-Run chest strap and adjust it snugly below your chest muscles.
4. Activate the heart rate monitor feature on your Garmin device and initiate an activity mode that records heart rate data, such as running or cycling.
5. Check if your Garmin device displays a heart rate reading. It may take a few seconds for the device to establish a connection and display the heart rate data.
6. Check for consistent heart rate readings during your activity. Ensure the heart rate values are within a reasonable range based on your physical exertion level.
7. Check if the strap is securely fastened and properly positioned on your chest. A loose or moved strap may cause inaccurate readings.
8. Perform a quick visual and physical inspection of the HRM-Run strap, checking for any damage or corrosion on the sensors or strap itself.
9. Clean the HRM-Run strap after use to prevent buildup or interference on the sensors. Use a mild soap and water solution, rinse thoroughly, and air dry.
10. If you continue to experience issues or doubts about the accuracy of your heart rate monitor, consult Garmin customer support for further assistance or consider replacing the device if it's still under warranty.

To reset your Garmin HR monitor, you can follow these steps:
1. Turn off the HR monitor by removing the battery cover and taking out the battery.
. Wait for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery.
3. Put the battery cover back on and make sure it is securely closed.
4. Press and hold the reset button on the back of the HR monitor for a few seconds until the display turns on.
5. Release the reset button and wait for the HR monitor to restart.
Once the reset process is complete, your Garmin HR monitor should be reset to its factory settings. Note that any stored data will be erased during this process, so it is recommended to sync your data with the Garmin Connect app or software beforehand if you want to keep it.