My fit bit band split after one week, how do I get a replacement

You can carry it in a pocket until you order a replacement band from Fit-Bit or Amazon. I will still log steps accurately, provided you keep it apart from other devices. It won't, however keep accurate heart rate, or sleep measurements. I hope this helps.

I assume you're referring to a FitBit. Either way, if the strap failed after a week I'd say you have every right to return it to the retailer and get your money back or a replacement.

Could be caused by bent driver, piston oring too tight or too loose cylinder split or check band broken or slipped out of place. Easy to check. Remove the head and pull out the cylinder. Check band fits around series of very small holes on mid-lower part if cylinder. Check band looks like rubber band, should fit snugly around cylinder and cover the small holes (any band will do if broken, even many orings side by side). Driver should not be bent, if bent, try of adjust but use caution because it could break easily. The driver should fit into cylinder so that it does not fall thru cylinder under it's own weight. The driver should stay in place and moved with little effort. Good luck

Best method is to pull the shafts and fit complete boots with bands . If you want a quicky job you can buy boots that are split and you put these around the shaft and pinch togeather or glue togeather and then use bands. Depends on wether you want a long lasting job or not. I sure Repco still sell them

I've found a great video that will teach you exactly what you need to do in a full body workout; I've learned much from it. http://blog.peertrainer.com/fitness/2009/06/full-body-circuit-workout-with-resistance-bands.html

you will have to purchase a new band since you cannot fix the plastic. If under warranty it might be replaced by Cartier , I am not 100 percent sure on their band replacements for plastic bands.

You might be able to find a band cheaper on ebay

mcdevito75 here, These pins may be a bit worn in the band of your watch, if so, you"d have to order a kit with various size pins for replacement. BEST BET, look for a small watch repair shop to fit new pins in the band.

Where the band meets the watch - push the band a bit to expose the pins that hold it on.. The pins are spring loaded and will compress with the push from a tiny flat screw driver..

You can get replacement bands at most retal stores..

OR - take the watch to WalMart jewlrey dept and find a band that fits and they will help you chang it..

Good luck ;o)

You need a link tool. You can purchase this item on Ebay or watch parts sites. Some have a little track that you put the band on and screw a pin into the pin on the band and it pushes the split pin out and you remove the link. Pay attention to the pins on the band. You need to push out the side with the split pin that looks like a flathead screw. It sometimes is. In most cases it is a pin. When the link is removed you have to connect to the next link and push the pin into the hole again and it shoul go in the direction of the other pins. The pin should go in on the side with the split looking pins. You will need special tools: pin pusher device, a pin block and hammer with pins to hammer out the pins on the band usually. Some or most folks take classes to learn this but you may be handy and figure it out.