Posted by Mado on February 07, 2006 at 04:09:24:

In Reply to: Is there a way to posted by Chione on January 24, 2006 at 04:39:43:

: My new furby started acting weird about a week or two after I got it. At first he responded normally to my commands, but now his speech and actions don't "match up" to what he feels or says (example: he somehow ends up falling asleep with his eyes open.) Has this happened to anyone else? I tried replacing the batteries but it didn't fix the problem. Is there a way to reset the new furby, like on the old ones there was a reset button...

RE: There is a reset button at the bottom of Furby (by the on/off switch) Hold down your Furby's tounge and press that button at the same time. You will know he was reset because it will say "Good Morning!" If that doesnt work, you may have a broken furby :( The only thing to do it return him or try to fix him yourself...

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: RE: There is a reset button at the bottom of Furby (by the on/off switch) Hold down your Furby's tounge and press that button at the same time. You will know he was reset because it will say "Good Morning!" If that doesnt work, you may have a broken furby :( The only thing to do it return him or try to fix him yourself...



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