Fitbit Blaze DOA

[SunsetRunner]

I've had my Blaze for a couple years now, no problems. Today I wore it for a walk (which I tracked), then I washed my car in my driveway and it got wet--just overspray from the hose, not submerged. When I came inside and tried to sync my Fitbit with my phone, it appeared dead, and my latest walk was not showing in the Fitbit app. I let it lay on the table or a few minutes and I saw the logo appear on the screen; I then checked the app and my walk had uploaded to my phone. So I figured all was well. I put my Fitbit in it's charger and took a shower. When I took it out 30 minutes later to put back onto my band, it appeared dead. No clock, no logo, nothing. I tried holding left button and lower right button x 15 seconds, no effect. When I put it back in the charger, it does not start charging--it has no signs of life.

Did I really kill my Fitbit just by getting it sprayed by the garden hose? Any way to fix this?

Thanks,

Andy

[WendyB]

You should put it in rice for 48 hr so it draws the water out

You might of hurt it by charging it before it was dried out.

[1sam1]

Hi I've have the same problem but mine did not get wet 

[NConnors]

My Blaze is also DOA.  It doesn't show evidence that it is recharging and I cannot restart according to fitbit instructions.  I am waiting for fitbit Support to get back to me but truthfully I expect that it has dies a natural death.