People are complaining that a key part of the Apple Watch is getting sticky - and Apple is telling them to put it under a tap
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Mac Rumors reports that the digital crown has been getting sticky for some customers, refusing to move or sometimes requiring effort to make it turn.
It's not completely clear what could be causing the sticky crowns. The issue is probably due to dust or sweat sticking in the indentation.
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Apple has some unusual advice for people who are experiencing sticky crowns: Hold your watch under a tap for 15 seconds. Now, the Apple Watch isn't actually waterproof, so the advice does seem a little strange. But Apple says that running water over the crown will free up any dirt and get it moving again.
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