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Need help putting my versa3 back together again

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‎05-25-2022 20:24 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 19:55 by

‎05-25-2022 20:24 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 19:55 by

I hope this post does not offend anyone.

 

My versa 3, affectionately called, humpty-dumpty, needs to be put back together again.

 

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This product is just over a year old, and per the extremely cleverly written fitbit warranty and return policy, I am on my own with respect to resolving this matter. 

 

Paid $250 for this product just over a year ago. 

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‎05-25-2022 20:44

‎05-25-2022 20:44

I should add that no violence was inflicted on humpty-dumpty. One minute it was fine, the next the glue holding the two parts together gave up the ghost, and voila! the inner workings of humpty-dumpty were revealed for all to see. 

 

Apparently, many other people have experienced the same thing so I am hoping that the fitbit forum moderators have some suggestions on how to put this back together again, or will this suffer the same fate as its namesake?

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