10-04-2017
14:11
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08-10-2022
11:18
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EdsonFitbit
10-04-2017
14:11
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08-10-2022
11:18
by
EdsonFitbit
This morning I woke up and my surprise was that something weird was under my pillow, obviously I was so disoriented, I just woke up, but that was my Fitbit Ionic. One of the sides of the band came undone on its own and the watch left my wrist. I've had fitbits for years, this is the first time sometning like this happened to me. Have anyone experienced anything similar? Maybe the bands are a little too easy to release?
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10-04-2017 14:56
10-04-2017 14:56
Hi @Danielhfasano,
Are you talking about it coming undone at the clasp that hold both bands together? I've not seen that.
Are you talking about one end of the band coming off where it attaches to the tracker. I had that happen once. It was because I had slightly mis-aligned that clasp when attaching the band. You might want to take a look for that. It can be a very slight misalignment, as if part of the clasp is attached and part not all the way.
Once I got the clasp fully on, it has stayed put since. Might be worth taking a look.
10-04-2017 14:56
10-04-2017 14:56
Hi @Danielhfasano,
Are you talking about it coming undone at the clasp that hold both bands together? I've not seen that.
Are you talking about one end of the band coming off where it attaches to the tracker. I had that happen once. It was because I had slightly mis-aligned that clasp when attaching the band. You might want to take a look for that. It can be a very slight misalignment, as if part of the clasp is attached and part not all the way.
Once I got the clasp fully on, it has stayed put since. Might be worth taking a look.
10-05-2017 00:07
10-05-2017 00:07
08-10-2022 10:50
08-10-2022 10:50
This didn't work. The band appears loose on the one side, and changing to a different band didn't help.
I'm looking for a perhaps a fabric solution that will keep the band from separating on the one side and prevent the loss of a still functioning fitbit
08-10-2022
11:18
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02-10-2024
08:56
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MarreFitbit
08-10-2022
11:18
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02-10-2024
08:56
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MarreFitbit
Hello everybody, thank you for visiting the Fitbit Community.
Currently, there is a voluntary Safety Recall of Fitbit Ionic Smartwatches.
For more information, please visit this thread.
I am going to close this thread to keep the Community organized.
Have a nice day.
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