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Casio 2688 Wave Ceptor - No Display

My son's Casio G-Shock 2688 Wave Ceptor watch is 2 months old. This morning the watch display went completely blank. He says he has seen this before, but hitting the light button normally corrected the situation. The only part of the display that seems to be working is the BATTERY ring (and it looks full).

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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  • a2dvoices Feb 23, 2008

    After shaking the watch very hard, the watch powered on. The display buttons are not working correctly, but the unit now shows "charging". Suspect that the unit just needs to charge for a while.

  • velvl Mar 08, 2008

    how do I change the battery on the casio 2688. Is it something that I have to take to the dealer?



    willdi

  • bjanboger Jan 15, 2009

    When the face goes blank I put it in the window for a few days to charge. It never gets to a full charge, then I wear it and it works for 2 days and then goes blank again. Any suggestions?

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The model 2688 is a solar watch which charges the battery.  You should lay the watch(face up) in bright sunlight and that will re-charge the battery.  If the watch receives no sunlight, the face and numbers will go blank.

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On the solar charge watches, they use a chargeable Lithium battery. It is NOT an off the shelf regular battery! It is best to send the watch to the factory service rep in your area for a battery change.

In many of these models the battery is using solder contacts to the circuit board. The person changing the battery will require the original spec battery, and be equiped to do surface type soldering.

When working on this watch, the factory service will change the seals and do a pressure water resistance test. The regular corner watch service store is not equiped to do this type of testing.

Normaly, the battery in solar watches should last more than 5 years. Some are going past 10 years!


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