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I did that, and it worked for a while, but then the issues were back something like a month later. Adding more padding causes the back panel not to close proper
by entropy_ 10y ago
I did that, and it worked for a while, but then the issues were back something like a month later. Adding more padding causes the back panel not to close properly so that's not an option. I'm stuck with the display getting weird every once in a while now(replacement is not an option, the watch is almost 4 years old at this point).
- stevewillows 10y agocontact them anyway. Before I discovered this fix, I had one replaced. Its worth a shot. They'll give you a case number and ask you to take a photo of the screen tearing along with your case number. Pretty standard.
- pauly 10y agoagreed, nephew got his pebble steel replaced no questions for serious screen issues. I have minor screen issues occasionally though have had mine for a couple of years. Might try for a replacement. Might they send me a fitbit now instead..?
- stevewillows 10y agoContact them. When you get the new one, try the fix above on the old one to see if you can get it fixed. I'm concerned about this acquisition. The few people I know with Fitbits have had nothing but trouble with them.
- quinndupont 10y agoIt took significant fighting (my original Pebble was 6 days out of warranty), but they replaced mine too, since it was doing some terrible screen tearing. I've purchase the Kickstarter Time 2, so hopefully it won't have the same issues (screen tearing is so prevalent for users of Pebble Classic, it's kind of amazing that it hasn't turned into a bigger issue).