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Blaze stopped charging due to worn out contacts

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‎05-29-2019 07:48

‎05-29-2019 07:48

My fitbit Blaze about 2 years old is not charging anymore. Tried to charge in new charger that i purchased and found out that contact are worn out. Please advise if there is any way to fix it.

Thanks, RB

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‎05-29-2019 12:29

‎05-29-2019 12:29

I think I'm in the same boat as you. It has been getting trickier to get the Blaze to charge for a while, but last night it would not do it no matter what I did. The charge light did come on when squeezing it in the holder for a little bit but now even that doesn't work. It looks like my contacts are worn out too.

 

This is ridiculous, I've had 3 Fitbit devices and every one of them has broken or failed somehow.

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‎09-06-2019 04:49

‎09-06-2019 04:49

The contacts on the back of my Blaze won't connect with the pins in my charger. The watch is well out of warranty but is perfectly good other than the charging issue. I've read the forums and it would appear that there is no solution other than to upgrade to a new device. Is Fitbit assisting with the cost since this is a preventable defect? My added frustration is that I've just purchased a new band from Amazon because Fitbit no longer provides accessories for the Blaze.

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