12-16-2017
03:32
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12-22-2017
14:26
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ErickFitbit
12-16-2017
03:32
- last edited on
12-22-2017
14:26
by
ErickFitbit
Hi, please help!
Trying to set up my new Surge and keep getting error codes connecting to bluetooth. Error code 24? Is this a fault with my Surge? How can i fix this as the fitbit screen is still displaying the configuration set-up screen. 😞
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12-25-2017 19:36
12-25-2017 19:36
12-26-2017 02:20
12-26-2017 02:20
Does anyone know how long Fitbit generally take to update their app? A week, a month? How many users will get this on Xmas day and won’t even know to check forums like this and simply think it their fault. What a bummer for Xmas day!!
12-26-2017 09:17
12-26-2017 09:17
FitBit Support won't be any help with this issue. Tried all their instructions to no avail. They also sent me a replacement which also had the same issue (it is not the Surge that is the issue). I took the advice of this board, and found someone that had Windows 10. Downloaded the app and it worked! If having issues, hopefully you can find a computer with Windows 10. I thought I was going to have to wait until an update (never) comes.
A couple things to note...
-With Windows 10, the initial setup will never move to the next stage. Just cancel after about 10 minutes, it will still work.
-Make sure you remove your previous Surge from your account and your phone.
-On Windows 10, I needed to first turn off bluetooth and then turn it back on for the sync to work.
Hope this helps. We all know how frustrating it is to get a new device that doesn't work.
Happy Holidays.
12-27-2017 12:12
12-27-2017 12:12
Is there a fix for this???
12-27-2017 12:41
12-27-2017 12:41
12-27-2017 14:01
12-27-2017 14:01
Friend and I found a solution. It’s funny but it worked. We have pair to an android phone and then updated it and then move back to iPhone. Your welcome I accept PayPal
12-27-2017 14:07
12-27-2017 14:07
12-27-2017 14:55
12-27-2017 14:55
A solution for most !!! Use a Windows 10 PC download the Fitbit connect App onto the PC (doesn’t have to be yours, a friends will suffice).
Log on to your personal Fitbit account and delete old trackers and install new device & update new device using the supplied WiFi dongle. Once your new device has updated and synced with the PC Fitbit connect app, remove the dongle. Download the Fitbit connect App for your mobile device ( I can only speak for the iPhone types but try android types too) making sure that you have deleted all previous connect Apps. Your tracker device ( Surge etc) should then automatically be picked up by your mobile device and self sync.
The key issue is getting the tracking device to update by what ever means you can. I used a friends Windows 10 PC and once the tracker was updated the rest was relatively straightforward.
One would think that any replacements offered by firbit would have been updated at source to elevate the frustrations of their customers.
GOOD LUCK ALL
12-27-2017 15:10
12-27-2017 15:10
Hi Everyone, thanks again for your reports.
At this time, the best workaround we see is having users set up on the Windows 10 app or an Android. They are then able to sync normally to an iOS device. I know that's not ideal. For updates, on this issue please see this thread on the iOS board. This thread will be closed for further replies.
Thanks for your reports and patience.
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