Question about Casio E-DataBank DBC3101 Wrist Watch

Problem with watch

I recently changed the battery on my Casio Databank watch. Everything was great for about a month. Today I noticed there is no display. No numbers appear. The light glows up the screen and the watch beeps as I change modes but nothing appears on the screen. I know it's not the battery as it appears to have power. Any ideas?

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It could be a bad battery which would have functioned for a while then went bad. if you take it to a watch store they can try a new battery if it works buy it if it doesn't then don't. even some walmarts in the jewelry dept have the batterys

Posted on Nov 08, 2017

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take out the battery and clean under it and the area it is supposed to be settled in.Clean with rubbing alcohol.

Posted on Jun 27, 2007

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