AIR unit worked a couple days, then lost connectivity. Noticed LED completely dark. Brought it inside, replaced lithiums with new ones, LED went solid blue. Pressed and held LED button for 5+ seconds, still solid blue. Replaced lithiums with akalines, still solid blue. Let it sit on desk for an hour. Still solid blue…
Is there any other way to reset the AIR, other than by pressing and holding the LED button per the Troubleshooting Guide?
A blue led means a device is connected via Bluetooth. Is there a smartphone or tablet with weatherflow app around ?? If so use it to add it again as you did a full reset. Just go over the original setup instructions again.
Bluetooth is off on all devices: laptops, tablets, phones and desktops, yet solid blue LED remains. The blue LED comes on immediately when the battery door is closed on the AIR, even after the batteries have been left out of it for a while. As for going through the original setup instructions again, I see no way of deleting this account, as would be required to go through the initial setup sequence again. I get the error “The email address is already in use by another account”. Even tried holding down the LED button (tricky) while the battery door is being closed.
Solid purple : The device is not connected to a Hub.
If your device is not paired to the Hub, open the app, go to settings > stations >(select your station) > manage devices > tap “+” to add a device. To successfully pair the device you might need to power cycle the unit. Open and close the battery door so the device rebroadcasts its pairing signal to the Hub.
if this still doesn’t work, best is to contact support. In worst case you get another unit,
Already in the works. First reply from them is that it can’t be blue, so I’m not optimistic. It’s not even a white-gold dress / blue-black dress thing; I guess the only way to prove it’s blue is side by side with a printed Pantone chart.
I see the photo. It’s blue. I wish I could get my hands on it.
It’s easy enough to prove. Put the Air next to the Hub so you can see both LEDs. Connect to the Hub so it turns blue and take a photo. Then both LEDs will be comparable.
Little bit of glare, as I was rushing because the phone I was using to connect with was also the same as taking the photo but here is the comparison shot