My Series 1 AWS appears to have something loose inside. When the vibration motor activates it feels like it's no long attached to the body. Have an appt to get it looked at but anyone had this issue? It's OOW so hoping they'll fix it as a defect.
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Taptic Engine Loose?
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It happened to my S0 when I dropped it, so yeah, it's possible for the little weight to come loose.
Check Step #14 here to see what it looks like:
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Apple+Watch+Teardown/40655#s93673
Let us know what Apple decides to do about it.
Check Step #14 here to see what it looks like:
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Apple+Watch+Teardown/40655#s93673
Let us know what Apple decides to do about it.
If Apple determines that the watch was dropped or the taptic engine is loose because of your own fault being out of warranty, they likely quote you a charge. My thoughts are they might have to send the Watch off to be inspected first, then they will get back to you with their decision.