07-22-2017
18:36
- last edited on
07-24-2017
04:22
by
AlejandraFitbit
07-22-2017
18:36
- last edited on
07-24-2017
04:22
by
AlejandraFitbit
After some pool time, my Fitbit Blaze started vibrating. After 45 minutes to an hour it stops vibrating. I let it dry out and try to turn it on and nothing ... Maybe the battery is dead. I put it on the charger and it comes on and start a vibrating randomly. After 10 minutes the vibrating stops and there is no charge screen. I reset the Blaze three times per the instructions and nothing.
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07-23-2017 00:48
07-23-2017 00:48
It may be broken beyond repair. The Blaze is not waterproof and shouldn't be worn in the pool.
I would put it into a sealed bag of dry rice for 24 hours (the rice draws out the moisture) and then try charging it again. Hopefully it will work but I fear that it won't.
07-24-2017 00:10
07-24-2017 00:10
Would also keep it away from the charger, since electricity and water do not mix.Give it a few days then try the resrt, before charging.
07-24-2017 04:25
07-24-2017 04:25
Welcome to the Forums @Qforty5, thanks for troubleshooting this by yourself. @SteveH and @Rich_Laue thanks for stopping by.
As mentioned, the Blaze is not waterproof, swimming with it might cause some damages. As recommended, keep your Blaze dry for some hours in a bowl with rice, then restart it. Please confirm you are doing the following to restart your device:
Let me know the outcome.
10-06-2018 20:03
10-06-2018 20:03
so my fitbit blaze started vibrating when i put it on the charge as it was dead.... i got on here and reset it now i put on charge and it won't turn on or show its charged.........any idea what is going on?
10-07-2018 02:37
10-07-2018 02:37
Yes, your fitbit has shorted out. If there is any moisture on the charging contacts will cause the fitbit to quit working. I reported mines to Fitbit and they sent me a new one but due to the fact that I sweat hard when working out, hopefully I don't short this one out. I am looking at getting the Samsung gear for working out because of the wireless charging function that is more stable than fitbit charging design.