Changing battery on G-shock with two batteries
Changing battery on G-shock with two batteries
Author
Discussion

Hoofy

Original Poster:

80,145 posts

313 months

Tuesday 12th May 2015
quotequote all
One of those metal, analogue jobbies.

Not sure how to take the batteries out of the movement.

Any thoughts?

Hoofy

Original Poster:

80,145 posts

313 months

Wednesday 13th May 2015
quotequote all
Anyone?

Variomatic

2,392 posts

192 months

Wednesday 13th May 2015
quotequote all
Module number off the back?

Hoofy

Original Poster:

80,145 posts

313 months

Wednesday 13th May 2015
quotequote all
Variomatic said:
Module number off the back?
This one: https://timerenderer.wordpress.com/2009/07/18/new-...

Variomatic

2,392 posts

192 months

Wednesday 13th May 2015
quotequote all
Ok, don't know that module off the top of my head, but every other casio module with twin 399 cells I've ever seen either uses two small versions of the "normal" casio clamp similar to this:



but hooking on at both ends rather than being fixed to the plate at one. they open exactly the same way as the normal ones - by unhooking one end - but will then come off completely. So don't loose them!

If that doesn't seem to make sense with what you're looking at can you post a photo?

Hoofy

Original Poster:

80,145 posts

313 months

Wednesday 13th May 2015
quotequote all
Variomatic said:
Ok, don't know that module off the top of my head, but every other casio module with twin 399 cells I've ever seen either uses two small versions of the "normal" casio clamp similar to this:



but hooking on at both ends rather than being fixed to the plate at one. they open exactly the same way as the normal ones - by unhooking one end - but will then come off completely. So don't loose them!

If that doesn't seem to make sense with what you're looking at can you post a photo?
Hm, I've seen the videos on YT of the hook setup but I can't seem to unhook anything. I will try to take a photo!