What is the function of the screw on the side? I can't figure it out. Does it have anything to do with adjusting for thickness or thinness of a band?
650757
When you twist the screw, the area where you put the band of the watch will extend to the opposite side allowing you to put more of the band on it as opposed to letting it hang below. It makes it easier to adjust the length of the band.
1473299
I would say yes. I actually still have to wrap the band around at least on one hand. You shouldn't have a problem at all : )
1806941
Expected from time to time. Your band/sensor got disconnected for a second due to.. I don't know... incorrect tension/size in the band or a fast movement that disconnected the sensor from your chest. Once you have a perfect size/tension for your band, this will not happen again.
1911676
Place bracelet in the slot. Line connecting pin up with the pin remover pin and screw the remover pin through the link pin. Note the arrow on the link for the correct direction to drive out the pin. I found that the device was way too light duty to work. Most jewelers will adjust the band for about $10, which I did, and it was worth it.
1567204
I also haven't had a problem, neither with breakage nor stretching, and I use the colored bands exclusively. My original band is green, but I've been using the navy blue band as my go-to for a few months now. I think it's probably worth the expense of getting a new band and perhaps with each battery charge switching bands to give each a chance to rest between uses. Just a thought....
1567206
Not sure about your problem exactly, but I do know that these bands are not made very well at all. Mine lasted one day, so I'll bet this is a pretty common problem with it stretching out of shape.
579288
Might have bad unit. I have owned two of these. Have done 3 piece bands in small settings, no problem !
67290
Read the responses. But I must add that I use the clip on the One and attach to my watch. It may look "strange" but most that comment say, " Cool, never thought of that". Note that I have a Velcro wristband. Not sure if it work on traditional bands.
1472558
Mine changed easily with the screw. I would tend to think you may have gotten a defective one...which is a shame because this really is a fantastic gauge. I've had no problems since installing mine. :-(
1059345
I only own the Military Strap Trainer system from Woss. If the difference is on the width of the band, I would of preferred it on the wider side instead. Why, because sometimes I do use a TRX system with my PT and I realized the difference was in the width of my military strap was smaller, making it a bit of a harder workout and the handles were not as cushiony. Although functionality wise, everything works well with what I have and am very happy with the military strap system.
1572335
the band is use to work on the inside of the pc and its just as a safetly messure to make sure you dont fry the motherboard while changing the graphics card or the psu if your not working in a grounded enviroment. its not a safetly messure for short-outs
2044765
This honestly never happens to me but you can try dipping the end of the band in alcohol and sliding it in. Leave it alone for 24hrs. If that doesn't work, I would try some gorilla glue. And then slide it in.
980409
Once I lock in the thickness setting on the bottom, it gives me the right thickness. Are you holding it on the bottom and possibly moving the dial? If not, yours may be defective.
1609098
Use these band to control the thickness of whatever you are rolling out. I use mine for rolling out dough for homemade crackers.
163845
I would return it as it is obviously defective, unless it happened since you received it. In that case, I don't know about finding the replacement screw. Sorry I can't help.
1984929
When you turn it over there is a four-sided bar. The thickness is noted on the bar, turn it to the thickness you want (eg. 0.5, 1.3, 3.0).
1422158
For other screws I'd recommend a reverse screw, though these are so small.. perhaps that could end disastrously. Alternative methods are going to be a challenge because the screws are set so deeply. Have you tried stretching a thin rubber band or disposable glove material over the provided screwdriver tip for added grip? I'm curious as to how you stripped the stock screws! I've replaced my screen twice and disassembled my phone dozens of other times to manually charge my battery (while waiting for a replacement USB charging port), yet the involved screws are in near-perfect condition.