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Charge 2 extra parts

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‎07-21-2023 20:44

‎07-21-2023 20:44

My Charge 2 bit the dust and was replaced with newer fitbit. I wondered if I should save my charger cord and extra (new) watch bands, or just toss them with the watch? Are there people who would want these parts?

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‎07-22-2023 05:00

‎07-22-2023 05:00

Hello @RCfromKC and welcome to the Community.  Fitbit discontinued the Charge 2 in 2018 and it's coming to its end of life for other users, too.  I don't think there is a market for your cord and bands.  Please check with your local ordinances regarding lithium ion battery disposal.  Lithium ion batteries must go to a hazardous waste disposal site in my area.

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Laurie | Maryland, USA

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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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‎07-22-2023 05:24

In response to LZeeW

‎07-22-2023 05:24

Thanks for the info. I'm not looking to sell but more hoped to easily find
someone who might be able to use these extras. That might be a stretch of
my thinking it sounds like. Our community does have a hazardous waste
recycling center for the watch/battery. Appreciate the info.
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