How do you get Hum out of your car?
To switch your Hum x service to a different vehicle, unplug the OBD reader from the old vehicle. Place the reader into the OBD-II port of the new vehicle then take a drive. Optimal drive time is 15 minutes or more; this allows time for the Hum system to identify the vehicle change.
Is Hum any good?
The Web interface is similarly easy to navigate. We like that Hum is straightforward and easy to use, and it’s good for drivers to have a backup other than their mobile phone. But we question paying almost $180 a year for it.
How do you charge a Hum device?
Plug the car charging cord into micro-USB port on the side of the speaker (near the power button). The speaker can also be charged using any micro-USB charger that plugs into a computer port or wall socket. The speaker is fully charged when the LED outer ring of the speaker is completely green.
Can you use Hum on multiple cars?
How many vehicles can I have on a single Hum account? You can have up to 10 Hum-equipped vehicles on a single Hum account. Each vehicle must have its own Hum System. If you purchased your Hum System at a Verizon Wireless retail location, you must contact Verizon Wireless for details about device limits.
How do I reset my Hum speaker?
Put the Hum Speaker’s hands-free on/off button in the On position. On your mobile phone, turn Bluetooth® On. On the Hum Speaker, press and hold the green phone button for about five seconds, until the blue light begins to flash.
Are there any issues that can be detected by Hum?
Unfortunately, no. Hum can detect many issues that are identifiable through your car’s OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) system only. Some examples of issues that are not identifiable through your car’s OBD system include: low windshield wiper fluid, low tire pressure, and headlights or taillights status.
How can I find out if my car is compatible with Hum?
Try using a flashlight to better see the location of the port and its orientation to the Hum OBD Reader’s pins. You can also verify that your car is compatible by visiting www.hum.com/compatibility/ . If you are still having issues, please call Hum Customer Service at (800) 711-5800 .
How can I Change my Hum system to a new car?
If you need to switch your Hum System to a new car, first ensure that the new vehicle is compatible by visiting www.hum.com/compatibility/. You can update the vehicle on your account by simply plugging the Hum OBD Reader into the new compatible vehicle. Hum can automatically detect if it has been plugged into a different vehicle.
How to contact customer service for Hum by Verizon?
In some cases, the Hum OBD Reader can interfere with car alarm systems installed by dealers or third parties. If this is happening to you, please call Hum Customer Service at (800) 711-5800 , and we’ll work with you to resolve the issue. How do I contact Hum Customer Service?
Unfortunately, no. Hum can detect many issues that are identifiable through your car’s OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) system only. Some examples of issues that are not identifiable through your car’s OBD system include: low windshield wiper fluid, low tire pressure, and headlights or taillights status.
How does the vehicle diagnostics system ( hum ) work?
Hum lets you check your car’s health from your phone and detect problems before you go, and it automatically sends you alerts for hundreds of issues. It even gives you the Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) so you can be on the same page as your mechanic.
If you need to switch your Hum System to a new car, first ensure that the new vehicle is compatible by visiting www.hum.com/compatibility/. You can update the vehicle on your account by simply plugging the Hum OBD Reader into the new compatible vehicle. Hum can automatically detect if it has been plugged into a different vehicle.
Try using a flashlight to better see the location of the port and its orientation to the Hum OBD Reader’s pins. You can also verify that your car is compatible by visiting www.hum.com/compatibility/ . If you are still having issues, please call Hum Customer Service at (800) 711-5800 .