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Update: 1/11/2018: Hi everyone, I receive confirmation that the Error 24/Error 8 issue is now resolved. Thanks very much for your reports and of course your patience. If you are still seeing this error message, please let me know.
Hi Everyone - I've merged a few posts. We are currently investing reports of Surge users unable to set up their tracker on iOS, seeing: Error 24, followed by Error Domain Error 8.
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 and will continue to update this thread as I hear more. Thanks for your reports and patience.
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Best AnswerCrez's suggestion worked... Thanks Crez! I have a feeling that Fitbit has beaten the issue... at least the way mine loaded was significantly different from all past attempts. I wish the best to everyone who has been suffering thru this issue. Now off to get healthy.
I have been trying to update my surge for the last 3 weeks. I have tried it this way before but this time it actually worked. Thank You!
Best AnswerGlad to hear it’s working!
I wouldn’t say Fitbit have fixed anything as I had the same issues with errors 24 and 8 last night before the suggestion I posted worked.
The keys are (at least I think):
- Removing all other surges from your Bluetooth in your phone settings as you phone is otherwise trying to distinguish between your old and new surge (if yours is a replacement)
- Properly shutting down the surge by holding down the buttons as described.
- Only other thing to do is make sure you shut down your old surge/move away from any other active surges in your household to ensure your phone isn’t getting confused when linking the Bluetooth.
Moderator may be worth creating something similar and pinning it to the front page as seems to work for a majority!
Best AnswerI gave my Fitbit a try using my iPhone again last night and it worked, I hadn’t tried any other workarounds since the last time I tried it, glad to be synced up and ready to go! Hope everyone can theirs going too
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Best AnswerCould Fitbit please confirm if this has now been officially fixed for iphone. I do not want to waste my evening trying again as I wasted all of my Saturday morning-thank you
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Yes tried again this morning using iPhone 6s and set up with no problem. The only thing I did differently was force quit the app to start with.
Fitbit now seem to have fixed this fault - so thank you Fitbit
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Best AnswerGot a replacement fitbit in December under warranty and have had the error codes 24 and 8 trying to pair it with my Iphone... until today, when I carefully followed all your instructions and.... voila! it works...yaye! Thanks Carol
Thank you to everyone for all their help. I think Fitbit finally sorted it. I managed to load my replacement Surge without any issues this evening. Didn’t even have to remove the old one just powered it off
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Hi everyone, I receive confirmation that the Error 24/Error 8 issue is now resolved. Thanks very much for your reports and of course your patience. If you are still seeing this error message, please let me know.
Actively managing your weight? Find accountability buddies on the Manage Weight board
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