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Any suggestions for a Fitbit that's been pulled apart too far?
I sat the wrong way with it clipped in my jeans pocket and it somehow spread too far. It still works, but it can no longer be clipped to anything. It also doesn't charge in the dock because the contacts don't touch.
I doubt Fitbit would do anything about this since it's arguably my fault, so I'm look for creative ideas to get it to charge as well as on how to wear it now that it won't clip to anything. Anyone have comments on it's performance when kept in pants pockets instead of clipped to anything?
I doubt Fitbit would do anything about this since it's arguably my fault, so I'm look for creative ideas to get it to charge as well as on how to wear it now that it won't clip to anything. Anyone have comments on it's performance when kept in pants pockets instead of clipped to anything?
email support@fitbit and they'll most likely take of you. i did something similar and they shipped a replacement.
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Just an update on this. Fitbit very efficiently got back to me and sent me a new unit. It was a really nice customer service experience.
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It's worth noting that the replacement unit's dock is much shorter in height than my previous unit's. Not sure if that means there were other changes to the hardware.
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