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Blaze tracker

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‎03-20-2016 20:32

‎03-20-2016 20:32

Is there a safe way to put my tracker in? I just got my blaze and I'm scared that I will ruin the buttons on the side when I put it in the wrist band. Is there a specific way? I tried by putting the side with the two buttons in first but it's still a bit hard.
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‎03-20-2016 20:58

‎03-20-2016 20:58

Putting in pne sode at a time should put more strain on the frame, will it bother the buttons om not sure. Placing it flat against the frame and popping it in straight should be the best way, but likely impossable but close to do.

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‎03-26-2016 09:33

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‎03-26-2016 09:33

Hello @SunsetRunner welcome to the Fitbit Family! 🙂 @Rich_Laue Thanks for your awesome cooperation. This is how I put my tracker on the frame: first I make sure the buttons are on the right place then I press it, when I hear a click I know I'm ready to go! 

 

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