GameWatchGuy
11-25-2012, 01:03 PM
Hi.
Repairing digital watches can be fun and frustrating. Some seem to have a life of their own. I am learning quite a bit repairing these. One of my tricks and you may already know, if it doesn't run after you have did everything possible then put a fresh battery in it and let it sit for up to a month, hell, sometimes more. I put a couple silicon packets and seal it inside of a Ziploc bag. I have had many a watch spring to life by doing this so never give up!
Good luck repairing. If you have any crazy little tips post here.
~John
Repairing digital watches can be fun and frustrating. Some seem to have a life of their own. I am learning quite a bit repairing these. One of my tricks and you may already know, if it doesn't run after you have did everything possible then put a fresh battery in it and let it sit for up to a month, hell, sometimes more. I put a couple silicon packets and seal it inside of a Ziploc bag. I have had many a watch spring to life by doing this so never give up!
Good luck repairing. If you have any crazy little tips post here.
~John