Battery replacement for k22271

If your AFG 3.1 AT Treadmill is not keeping the hour and date settings, it could be due to a few different issues. One common cause is a weak or dead battery in the console. If the battery is low or dead, the console may not be able to retain the settings you enter.
To fix this issue, try replacing the battery in the console. Refer to the user manual for instructions on how to access and replace the battery.
Another possible cause of this issue is a malfunctioning console. If replacing the battery does not solve the problem, you may need to contact AFG customer support or a professional technician for assistance. They can help you diagnose the issue and determine if the console needs to be repaired or replaced.

Yes, he should consult the support center, they will have a replacement for him, most especially if he still has warranty

If the battery was dead too long the fumes from the battery might have damage the electronics and that's not good it will have to go back to tissot for a new movement What I'm going to tell u is very inportant. Never let a watch set dead I don't care if it's a windup or an automatic or even a battery watch. U must always keep the running because all the lubriactions will set up and not performed properly. Just like a car setting dead too kind In ur case the battery has cause the problem

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Unless the new battery is dead that would explain it, but assuming the battery is good it indicates a failure in the electronic module and should be considered done.

mcdevito75 here, With battery change only once a year, and the tools needed, the BEST BET is to look for a small watch repair shop in your area for a new battery.

I would return it sounds not like a batt. problem but internal mechanical. If you have a reciept dont deal with a potential problem get a replacement.

That is a low battery indicator. It will do that until the battery is replaced or is dead. When it does that it means its time to change the battery.

There is no difference in watch batteries as they are produced by the certain standards. That means you have replaced the right battery.
The simplest solution would be re-replacing the battery. Just take the battery out and leave the watch without battery for 5 minutes, then put the battery back. Make sure the battery is fitted the right way (the + side usually facing up).
If this doesn;t help - let me know.

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There is a very small sticker with very small red print just adjacent to the battery compartment. This little sticker states "once batteries are replaced, you need to touch AC with tweezers". I did it with metal tweezers and the watch display came to life. Good luck!

You have to undo strap (bracelet) first. Then undo caseback and then change the battery. If you are not quick enough while doing replacement, resetting will be needed.