Yes, and the issue persists.
I was reading this GS thread with a user who seemed to have the same problem:
https://gearspace.com/board/geekzone/337364-eventide-h3000-problems.html#post3597642
They stated, “but the problem with the display is likely caused by the faulty sensor in the data shuttle/wheel. These are expensive to replace if available at all.”
what do you think about that?
