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Best Answer@Ricochet sounds like a good idea to keep this in mind, several have mentioned that just being in a desert was enough to shut the Blaze down.
Maybe a light long sleeve top would be enough, it also could help cool the body.
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Im confused. The Blaze does not have a tempature Screen.
Can you please take a picture and post it?
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Best AnswerContact Fitbit support, that is unusual if you aren't in extremely hot conditions like a desert, or setting in a hot car and then putting on your wrist.
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Best AnswerThe Blaze, Surge and maybe the other Fitbits have thermometers and if the temperature gets to hot our cold the will shut down, displaying a warning.
I would try a restart of the Blaze.
Best Answer@Abbyspitler Electronics like smartphones and the Blaze are sensitive to operating temperature, if you leave it out in the hot sun it may overheat and then the onboard temperature sensor will shutdown the device to protect it.
Take it out of the sun and try a restart like Rich_Laue suggested above your post. If that doesn't work contact support.
Aria, Fitbit MobileTrack on iOS. Previous: Flex, Force, Surge, Blaze
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@bbarrera Thanks for the great advice!
@Abbyspitler Welcome to the Community! As @bbarrera mentioned, you should contact Customer Support if you're still getting this error, so they can see what options they have for you.
Hope this helps.
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Best Answer@Ricochet sounds like a good idea to keep this in mind, several have mentioned that just being in a desert was enough to shut the Blaze down.
Maybe a light long sleeve top would be enough, it also could help cool the body.
I now have the same problem the overtemp icon is the only thing I can get out of my blaze for the last 12 hours. I have tried a restart and charging. It will not sync my phone cannot find it and it is was and has always been cool. I have worn this watch through an AZ summer and I work outside and did not have over heat problems with it then. The icon set on my wrist in the evening at a 70 degree ambient.
After setting out all night it is still there. This is a complete failure and I will contact fitibit for warrenty options
Since November I got the same problem with my blaze.
It stops randomly, gives to cold errors, and is periods not responsive. Measurements are not correct.
Is there a problem with an update?
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A warm welcome to the Community @HenkvTB! You may want to change your environment and attempt to perform a a restart. If you keep having this issue, let me know.
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Thanks for getting back to me @HenkvTB! I appreciate that you've mentioned you've already performed the restart and the environment seems normal. In this case, I've shared your post with our Support team, check your inbox.
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