@emelvy When you install a new sensor you don’t have to enter a new transmitter code until the transmitter runs it’s 110 day life. The new transmitter code was only to restart an already used sensor for a restart in @Timothy 's method. The new transmitters don’t usually let you just wait and restart without either removing them or Timothy’s method. We used to be able to just wait and restart but then Dexcom changed the transmitters to make it more difficult. It is interesting that maybe there are still some transmitters out there that might work with the old way. Once a sensor is acting funky in readings it doesn’t usually work to restart it.as It stays with it’s funky readings.
@MBW I always restart my sensors, but Timothy’s method didn’t work for me. I tried it twice and just reverted to the older remove the transmitter way. I figured I was doing something wrong and will try again.
But this previous method always works if you want to restart them @MBW
Here’s the link with video.