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What do the red/green lights on Sense mean?

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‎08-24-2021 06:24 - last edited on ‎08-27-2021 14:28 by Fitbit Moderator

‎08-24-2021 06:24 - last edited on ‎08-27-2021 14:28 by Fitbit Moderator

I recently had an incident where a third party charger shorted out and scorched the back of my watch. I'm trying to determine if the watch was damaged in any way. i only see 2 green led's flashing. I thought that there were red one's as well, but I don't see any flashing any more. Not sure if I remember incorrectly or if the watch is now damaged. I'm getting HR and sleep stats, so I'm not sure if anything is really wrong or not.

 

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‎08-24-2021 06:43

‎08-24-2021 06:43

It's probably fine.

If you get SpO2 as well as heart rate there shouldn't be a problem.

Green measures heart rate and red and infrared measures Oxygen.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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‎08-24-2021 06:43

‎08-24-2021 06:43

It's probably fine.

If you get SpO2 as well as heart rate there shouldn't be a problem.

Green measures heart rate and red and infrared measures Oxygen.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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‎08-24-2021 06:55

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‎08-24-2021 06:55

Thanks Guy, I am getting the SpO2 stats at night. so I guess I'm good.

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