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Fitbit One run over & appears dead -- anyone skilled at resurrection?

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My experience is similar to that of a couple others about which I've read (fell off, run over by vehicle, slightly dented in back) but with one big difference: my One is currently attached to a charging cord and is not even acknowledging that fact. No lights, no syncing, nothing. Appears to be dead (RIP, little One, you were a lovely friend and encourager!). ANY suggestions?

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So sorry to hear that. I don't think there is any why to revive it. Smiley Sad

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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So sorry to hear that. I don't think there is any why to revive it. Smiley Sad

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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Thank you for your reply, Wendy!

It is true. That little One is gone.

Taking its place is now... a Charge HR (a day-early birthday present from family), so I'm still a Fitbitter (lol)! 🙂

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@Klemrek Welcome to the Community! Great to hear that you're replacing the One with a Charge HR! 

 

I also want to let you know that if something happens to your tracker in the future and it appears to be dead, I encourage you to contact our Customer Support Team for additional help.

 

Let me know if you have any questions! Smiley Happy

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Thank you, Lena!

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