01-30-2017 13:00
01-30-2017 13:00
Every week I have to remove the battery to get my fitbit Zip to synch. It's a huge pain. Any suggestions on how to stop this from continuously happening before I give up and buy a different product?
Best Answer02-01-2017 14:19 - edited 02-02-2017 15:06
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02-01-2017 14:19 - edited 02-02-2017 15:06
A warm welcome to our new friend @Patricit! By what you are describing it made me think that perhaps the side spring may be bent as a result of improper battery insertion or pressure being applied to the back housing.
Please verify that there is proper contact between the battery and the battery contacts inside your Zip tracker. You can do this by opening the battery door of your Zip, removing your battery, and ensuring that the silver battery tab located in the lower right half of your tracker is flush with the white box outline in the tracker housing. The process can be followed here.
It's possible that the loose contact between the battery and your Zip could be the reason why your tracker isn't properly syncing. Give that a try and let me know how it goes! ![]()
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Best Answer02-01-2017 16:33
02-01-2017 16:33
Hi Mariam,
My zip is tough to sync as well. I tried the solution you outlined above but it didn't solve the issue. Any other thoughts?
Best Answer02-02-2017 15:19
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02-02-2017 15:19
A warm welcome to our new friend @Maur924! Thanks a million for trying the troubleshooting I outlined above. For further troubleshooting steps I recommend taking a look at this post.
If none of that helps, then I recommend contacting our Support Team for further assistance. They definitely have the proper tools to take a deeper look into your tracker's behavior. When you contact them please let them know about the troubleshooting steps you've performed so far to fix this. By doing that you'll be helping them to provide you with a quick and simple solution.
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Best Answer02-03-2017 04:26
02-03-2017 04:26
If it's on the computer it won't work for me you have to do it maybe on a tablet or smartphone
Best Answer02-03-2017 07:47
02-03-2017 07:47
Best Answer02-04-2017 08:12
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02-04-2017 08:12
@Vivian_awesome please take a look at this post with syncing troubleshooting steps using a computer. Hope this helps. Keep me posted!
@Patricit that's no longer normal behavior. In this case, I recommend getting back to our Support Team as they have the proper tools to take a deeper look into your tracker's behavior.
Let me know how it goes!
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