My batteries started to fail after a year and a half I think, I would not expect 10 out of them. In either case, bad batteries can happen. Try swapping batteries with a known good sensor. This will tell you where the problems is. If it's still the sensor, call SS for warranty replacement.
Thanks Penguin! I did as you suggested and removed the battery from a working sensor and put it in the presumed faulty sensor. It worked! Oddly enough though, I put the "bad" battery into the removed sensor and it works now as well. Maybe a seating problem.
Glad you got it working. I've also noticed that as batteries begin to get low the furthest sensors will usually suffer first. I think the wireless amperage might reduce a bit as they near the end of their life. Could explain why the battery is fine in another sensor. I usually keep extra batteries around for these things, but like you said it could also have just not been seated all that great.
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