08-01-2019 19:05
08-01-2019 19:05
Like many other posts I had my versa apparently go dead over the past 3 days. 3 days ago I had it go completely off. I did a full 3 button 10 second restart and it was back up again with no visible issue. The next day I had my battery go from full to 17% in less then 12 hrs. Typically I get 72 hrs per full 100% charge until I need to plug it in. I let it charge over that night and yesterday I pulled the settings to DIM instead of auto to see if that helped. Battery drained about 20% for the day (not bad) but last night it went black again. I did the 3 button reset and this time the only thing that happened was striated blue lines came down the middle of it about 1/2" think. These would appear for about 1-2 seconds and then go black again. I kept holding the 3 buttons and the lines would reappear then disappear in about 15 second intervals. Finally after holding them for over 3 minutes I gave up that this would help. Since that time I can't even get the blue lines to appear. Nothing shows up on it no matter what buttons I push. I sat it on the charger all last night and again I tried it this evening and when I first pull it off the charger I do get the flashing green light on the bottom of the watch but that is the only sign of life that it give. I got it last year for Christmas and haven't had a single issue with it until this week. Please help,
08-02-2019 01:53
08-02-2019 01:53
Hi @TC_Ares I have flagged a moderator t come and help you
Helen | Western Australia
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08-02-2019 10:01 - edited 08-02-2019 10:01
08-02-2019 10:01 - edited 08-02-2019 10:01
A warm welcome to the Community @TC_Ares. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience in the forums.
I appreciate the troubleshooting tried and the detailed information shared. In this case, I've created a case on your behalf with our Support team and they will continue assisting you.
Thanks for flag it @NellyG.
I'll be around if you need further assistance.
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