Casio AW - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

solutions already mentioned(casio wristband) worked for me. However the first link took me forever to remove as I found it hard to envisage what I what attempting. Attached is a pic of a disassembled link which hopefully might help someone....BPB

http://ftp.casio.co.jp/pub/world_manual/wat/en/qw2556.pdf

go to; http://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/ and enter the module number code on the back of your watch - hopefully will tell you what you need to know. Hope this helps :)

On the back cover there is a 4 digit number in a frame.This is the module number of your watch.Use this number to the following: http://support.casio.com/en/manual/manual.php?cid=009

Shortcut battery with AC contact. AC can be found on the sides of watch movement(very tiny). You have to use pointed tweezers: one end on battery+, another on AC contact for three secs.this video is only an example as to what to do hope this helps you..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogCz2vjUKVg

just adjust it as if it stopped and you had to replace the battery

With very small and flat bladed screw driver you pry the back cover off and the battery will be right there. Remove and replace. Some watches have little screws to hold the plate in place and you work on those instead to do the deed.

Sounds like someone has replaced the rechargeable cell with a regular silver oxide of the same dimensions. Normally this doesn't work as the rechargeable cells have a part of the connector welded to them and normal cells don't. If you can source the rechargeable cell they are relatively easy to fit you just have to make sure the connector on the cell goes into the righ tplace on the watch.

The pdf file download from Casio has very good instructions. You have bypass all the other modes that the watch has, and there are many, get down to the setting analog instructions. Once there, if you follow them closely you will be able to set the analog time. I just did it for the first time since I bought it, and that nearly ten years ago. It kind of hurts your fingertips as you have to press them while the hands spin around. I didn\'t get it exactly at the right time.... I failed to release the buttons and then press another before the hands sped past the correct time by about 12 minutes. It might also run the battery out, but I\'m not sure. Try it, its a pain, but it isn\'t really too difficult.

The SIG means HOURLY SIGNAL and if it is ON,means that every hour (0900,1000,1100 etc.) the alarm beeps twice and stops.You can set to OFF as well.

A - upper left buttonB - upper right button C - down left buttonD - down right buttonIn the Timekeeping mode, Precc C six times to enter to Hand ModeHold A until the current digital time startHold D to advance the analog timeIf you like advance the analog time a long away, press D + B the same time. Press A to exit the setting screen. To return to the Timekeeping mode press C