All Greek

[ju-ju-]

My garmin has just arrived and it's all in Greek... Can't work out how to change it... Help appreciated....?!

[misswobble Graduate]

When I switched mine on it came up with Language? on the screen. I then used the downwards pointing triangle on the front of the watch to scroll through the choices. To make a selection you press the top right button with the runner icon on it.

I looked at Youtube and some guy goes through the set up procedure. If that would help you JJ. There is a owner's manual which you can download from Garmin.com.support

Let's know how you get on

[ju-ju- Graduate in reply to misswobble]

Yes Leon ripped it open and started pressing buttons... After an hour of you tube videos it's now sorted.. It's just a lot bigger than I expected!!!!

[Oldgirl Graduate]

Which Garmin do you have? I may be able to help if its a Garmin Forerunner 110

[ju-ju- Graduate in reply to Oldgirl]

Yes it's that one, but after lots of fiddling its now sorted, thanks Oldgirl!!

[misswobble Graduate]

I have a small 10. Lovely! Mind you I can't read it without specs, so I ended up running with specs on my head. Doh!

I hope you get some good results out of it JJ!

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Out of interest, where did you buy it from? A name is springing to mind but I don't want to mention them without knowing if that's where it was from!

[Canidoit Graduate]

That made me laugh as mine was in Russian! Luckily my son got one at the same time so we worked it out together!!

[Hidden]

Perhaps it only works if you run in Greece - thinking sun, warmth, beaches,

running through olive groves and along the sand!

just a thought

[ju-ju- Graduate in reply to Hidden]

Turns out it was actually Russian but then I've always longed to go on the trans Siberian express...! Although right now hot sun and bare skin on a beach would be perfect....

[Run_Rob in reply to ju-ju-]

I did the trans Siberian route a few years ago, V cold and very long I spent most of it asleep

[ju-ju- Graduate in reply to Run_Rob]

Ah...it looks so romantic though, all that scenery, cabin, food, someone to share it all with? Perhaps Greece would be better then?!!