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Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 7:30 pm
by proofresistant
Shit, my hope is now less.
I'm still working on making a backup my friend.
Too bad, the rest of the XT2 hardware really isn't bad. The display is excellent.
The UI is a challenge that has only cost me unnecessary hours.
Maybe my backup will become my alternative.
OsmAnd on the smartphone for the bicycle.
And who knows, DMD-T865X for the motor bike, but it's still a bit too big and a bit too expensive for a Navigation device

Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Sat May 17, 2025 4:19 am
by IhaVaaMaksy
Hello everyone, I know this might come little late at least for some of you, but I think I managed to fix my device by doing some sort of hard reset of the device.
So, I purchased my unit couple of weeks ago and rode with my bike with the device around 2000-2500 km and after all the suddenly after a break the device screen was totally unresponsive to touch. so, I just decided to ride home and sort it out there, as it was raining and i was totally soaked. After getting home I thought that maybe for some reason it became unresponsive due to the environmental reasons and I let it to dry out first.
But of course the device was still unresponsive after drying, so I started googling this issue and found here as well as to the Garmin support page which only gave me the solution to first try to soft reset the device and as we know this did not help at all. Here I read that some of you have gone through multiple devices and still having the same issue and as I needed to try solve this issue before my business trip, as I'm planning to go moto camping for my vacation after the trip, so I refused to believe that the only solution is to change the device to new one. And while googling I found out that there has been similar issues with earlier car gps units and for those you need to perform recalibration of the screen.
So, I tried to press the left upper corner of the screen (in horizontal mode) while pressing the power button for 20 seconds and normal soft reset was performed. So I started doing the same for rest of the corners and when I pressed the upper right corner of the screen (again in horizontal mode) and hold down the power button 20s, and then the device actually performed some sort of hard reset and maybe did some auto recalibration of the screen and so the screen was fully functional again. I believe same corner of the screen should be used in vertical mode (upper left in vertical).
HOWEVER I would like to note that my memory card was taken out and as I did not have the time to verify is it also clearing the settings of the device also from the memory card i suggest to remove the card before doing this, so after you plug the memory card back in the device restores all your settings.
So, I don't know is this some updated new feature, but anyway my device has the latest update(I don't remember the version) and the HW version is 7V804****. I hope this post might help someone out who might be struggling with screen unresponsive issues.
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Tue May 20, 2025 7:16 pm
by Stachsquatch
I dont trust the XT2 anymore two trips 2 different units and the touchscreen failed me both times w/latest udates.. Curious what type of bikes and riding people are using them for.. About to recieve my third unit debating if I should try and sell it or give it another go.
KTM690 BDR Dual Sport Riding bike is smooth but wondering if a single thumper is too much vibration for the unit.
7V700XXXX (011-06174-01) Replaced September 2024
7V701XXXX (S10-02781-00) (Recerteified) Replaced May 2025
Waiting to recieve my third unit.
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:06 pm
by Stachsquatch
Just received a new unit from Garmin see how it goes..
SN 7V7021XXX
*Fingers Crossed*
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:09 pm
by jfheath
Brand New ?
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:26 pm
by Stachsquatch
This replacement a is new in box.. My first replacement was a recertified..
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2025 11:36 pm
by proofresistant
Stachsquatch wrote: Tue May 20, 2025 7:16 pm
...
KTM690 BDR Dual Sport Riding bike is smooth but wondering if a single thumper is too much vibration for the unit.
...
I had this problem with almost the same bike GasGas ES 700. It's a big one stroke engine, more smooth then older, but not really smooth

Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2025 11:20 am
by technoguppy
Regrettably same issue here and mine happened during my annual bike trip, this year just under 8000km. (Possibly) some bumpy roads in Newfoundland caused this issue wherein the touch screen became unresponsive. I did all the usual, reset, hard reset, factory reset, it would work, not work, work again, etc.. The worst is when it would get stuck on a screen "DO YOU WANT TO RECALCULATE" and you can't clear it.
I contacted Garmin, gave them the details, without hesitation or anything serious just the unit number, the agent initiated a replacement. Currently my unit is on it's way to British Columbia for a swap. I'll update post as things progress.
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2025 3:35 pm
by proofresistant
Yes, of course, since I've been using Garmin I also have a backup sat nav.
Before switching to Garmin, I definitely didn't need a backup for decades.
@Garmin: Thanks for that
Re: Zumo xt2 screen unresponsive
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 4:31 pm
by turbo19
proofresistant wrote: Wed Jul 02, 2025 11:36 pm
Stachsquatch wrote: Tue May 20, 2025 7:16 pm
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KTM690 BDR Dual Sport Riding bike is smooth but wondering if a single thumper is too much vibration for the unit.
...
I had this problem with almost the same bike GasGas ES 700. It's a big one stroke engine, more smooth then older, but not really smooth
Good afternoon.
I have the same motorcycle, a Gas Gas 700, and I notice that at certain rpms it's harder to press the screen. Is this the fault you're referring to? Pressing a little harder gets the screen to respond, but I don't know how stuck it is in your case. Could you describe your problem with this motorcycle? I'd be very grateful.