02-07-2016 12:47
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02-08-2016
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02-08-2016
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Welcome to the Fitbit Community @SunriseRun433. It's great to have you here. This issue sounds weird. I would recommend performing a restart to your Fitbit Surge. If you keep having the same issue please set up your tracker as a replacement device. This should settle everything up.
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02-08-2016
10:52
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@SunriseRun433 Also, make sure you have the alarms set up. Go to your settings > silent alarms. Once you have set up an alarm make sure to sync the tracker afterwards. Doing this will save your alarm for it to work properly.
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Best Answer02-08-2016 12:01
02-08-2016 12:01
This has happened to me too. I suspect it occurs when I forget to cancel an alarm, then go to bed. It's easy to bump the pause button during a moment of restlesness while asleep. This will then trigger the alarm again in nine minutes. Short of a malfunction, it's the only explanation I've come up with.
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