Casio G-Shock G7000D-8V Wrist Watch "band pin holes remove" Questions

...4Place the pin into the hole on the edge of the band and push the pin through the band with your sharp tool to attach the two links. Step 5Repeat this process if you need to attach more than one

...one end out of their holes. Obviously, you'll need fresh pins with your new watch band. Efforts to dig the pins out of their holes can easily damage the holes themselves, making the watch

...pin hole in the band and push the pin out in the direction of the arrow. Remove the pin carefully from the other side. 4Repeat Step 3 to remove any links needed to adjust the band properly. 5Reattach ...

pin into the band and position the band on the watch the way it will be attached, with the pin just above the marks. Use the small flat blade screwdriver to insert one of the spring bars into its hole

...pin. On the inside of the band, there is quite often an arrow that indicates the direction you need to pump the pin to remove it. I have several different tools for removing pins, but you don't need ...

the pin in place, carefully flip the watch over again and firmly push the pin fully into placing using the flat surface. The pin will snap into place.Repeat for the other half of the band as necessary

...pin in half. You can either push the old band out of the way, or you can even cut it off to get better access to the pins. If you cut the pin approximately in the center, it should be easy to pull ...

band adjustment. Put down a piece of felt to protect the face of your Casio. Turn on a lamp near your workspace to better illuminate the watch components with which you will be working. Lay your Casio

...band down, forcing the pin through the constriction sleeve and up into the upper arm hole, and Voila, your band is reconnected. The sleeve is important (without the sleeve in place, the pin will ...

...of the band. You can tell because they have small holes on the side to remove the pins that hold them together. The links that don't have holes are not removable. This is standard on most metal