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My pedometer is broken. What can I do to fix it? The good news is that pedometers generally have few mechanical problems. However, wear and tear eventually can take their toll, depending on how gentle the user is when handling the device. Listed below are the most frequent problems with DIGI-WALKER pedometers and our suggested solutions. If you're experiencing problems with an NL-series pedometer, please email us at service@new-lifestyles.com. Troubleshooting
for DIGI-WALKER Pedometers The clip is broken DIGI-WALKER clips are made out of plastic, which means that if too much force is applied, your clip will break. You must be careful, especially when putting on the DIGI-WALKER pedometer or taking it off. When you force your clip onto or off a waistband that is too thick, or catch it on something that pulls it away from your body, you can break the plastic. In order to fix your DIGI-WALKER pedometer clip, you need to purchase a clip repair kit from NEW-LIFESTYLES. The pins that hold
the clip to the DIGI-WALKER pedometer have come out
Hinge pins can work themselves out if you open and close the DIGI-WALKER
excessively. If this happens, you can reinsert the pin. If you've lost
one or both of the hinge pins, email us at DIGI-WALKER pedometer got wet or went through a washing machine While it is not recommended, DIGI-WALKER pedometers have been known to survive a trip through the washing machine or a dip in the toilet. (However, the heat from a dryer is usually detrimental.) If your DIGI-WALKER pedometer gets wet, here's what you need to do: Remove the battery immediately. Let the DIGI-WALKER unit dry out for at least 24 hours, and then put a new battery in (for DIGI-WALKER models, you need an LR-44 battery). Keep your fingers crossed! If you have a different
problem with your DIGI-WALKER pedometer, refer to the Troubleshooting
section of your User's Guide & Record Book, or email us at
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