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Inspire not reading correct time.

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‎02-26-2020 14:46

‎02-26-2020 14:46

My Fitbit is 3 hours behind and rebooting is not correcting this. It is not a time zone issue. How do I reset my watch function to tell the correct time?

Coincidentally, I was trying, during this time period, to sync up my new Fitbit scale with , frustratingly, no success. My wifi is fine and I tried all the troubleshooting ideas I could with no success. Could one thing have interfered with the other?

i would appreciate any suggestions.

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‎02-27-2020 00:16

‎02-27-2020 00:16

Hi @klilly3 The time should reset when you sync your tracker. If it is not doing this usually restarting several times and then syncing a few times fixes it. I have my scale and fitbit set up togetjer and there is no problem, but I am not sure if the setting up of the scale could interfere with syncing the tracker, but it is possible, so give it another try.

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Helen | Western Australia

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