05-14-2016 19:07
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Best Answer05-14-2016 23:20
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05-14-2016 23:20
The only real tool we have when fitbits misbehave is the restart and the instructions for that are in the following link. I'd suggest doing it a few times as it's known to not always work:
Best Answer05-15-2016 02:52
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05-15-2016 02:52
Could it be that the tiny hole that detects the air pressure is blocker?
05-15-2016 04:54
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05-15-2016 04:54
That's a very interesting thought. It could certainly account for the floor tracking to stop.
Best Answer05-15-2016 17:41
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Best Answer05-15-2016 20:16
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Best Answer05-23-2016 08:27
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05-23-2016 08:27
Hey @Boops how are you doin' today?
don't worry, by restarting your One your data won't be touched or deleted. So please try that and use your One for a few days to see how it goes!
Let me know the outcome.
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