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Versa not working after swim

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‎04-08-2019 08:50

‎04-08-2019 08:50

I wore my versa swimming today and the screen went off, i couldnt turn it back on and then once i got out of the water it reset itself and started working again. However, now the battery ia draining very quickly. Whats happend? 

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‎04-08-2019 17:30

‎04-08-2019 17:30

Check this thread out.

 

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Versa-Versa-Lite/Is-the-Versa-waterproof/td-p/2657433

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‎07-08-2019 06:34

In response to Bill_k

‎07-08-2019 06:34

Hello @Melgoosen I've moved your hardware based question to the hardware help board. 

 

As for waterproof @Bill_k when it comes to watches. There is no legal definition, waterproof is impossible to obtain since at some depth it will fail. The term is water resistant to X deep in feet or meters or could be X Pressure usually in ATM 

We usually covert ATM to feet and this does not provide the true value since it does not take into consideration of currents. Bringing the watch in front of a jet in the Jacuzzi, swimming in a fast moving stream, the pounding of the waves at the beach, or diving from a height into water can add enough pressure to break the seal allowing an ingress of water. 

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