Possible Reasons Why Polar Vantage Won't Record Workouts
- Low Battery: If the battery is low, the device might not start a workout session to save power.
- Software Update Required: Sometimes, the software may need an update for all functions to work correctly.
- Device Not in Recording Mode: Ensure the watch is in training mode. If it's not, it will not begin recording.
- GPS Connectivity Issues: For outdoor exercises, a weak or no GPS signal might prevent the workout from being recorded.
- Bluetooth Interference: Interference or connectivity issues with Bluetooth devices can occasionally stop the recording process.
- Internal Error: Sometimes, a glitch or bug might prevent recording due to internal errors.
- Storage Full: If the device storage is full, it may not be able to record additional workouts.
Steps to Fix the Problem
- Charge the Device: Ensure the Polar Vantage is fully charged or has a significant amount of battery left.
- Update Software: Check for and install any available software updates via the Polar Flow app or website.
- Enable Training Mode: Make sure the watch is in the correct mode for recording workouts. Follow instructions in the manual to start training mode.
- Check GPS Settings: Move to an open area with a clear view of the sky to improve GPS signals. Ensure GPS and Location settings on the device are enabled.
- Avoid Bluetooth Devices: Disconnect any unnecessary Bluetooth devices and check if the Polar Vantage records properly.
- Restart the Device: Try restarting the Polar Vantage to fix any temporary glitches.
- Clear Storage: If the storage is full, sync and back up data to the Polar Flow app and delete old sessions from the watch.
