07-11-2016 13:08
07-11-2016 13:08
Best Answer07-11-2016 13:23
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07-11-2016 13:23
Hi, @Staples79, I have heard a few reports of condensation when Fitbits are operating in really humid conditions. I think this is usually resolved pretty quickly, but you can probably speed this up by popping your Blaze into a bowl of rice for a few hours. Make sure it is completely covered. The rice will gradually absorb the moisuture. If you do spot condensation it is probably better not to charge your Blaze until it is nice and dry again, just to be sure.
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07-11-2016 13:28
07-11-2016 13:28
Best Answer07-16-2016 09:35
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07-16-2016 09:35
Hello @Julia_G welcome to the Fitbit Community! 🙂 Did you try the troubleshoot provided by @Julia_G ? If your tracker is still showing condensation after this please contact our support team for assistance.
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