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Home > Energizer Watch Battery Replacement Guide
Watch Battery Replacement Guide
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Step 1 Look at the back of the customer's watch and compare it to the
pictures below. If it does not match any of these types, or IF IT IS A
SPECIALIZED OR WATER RESISTANT WATCH, REFER IT TO A PROFESSIONAL WATCHMAKER.
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If the watch looks similar to this, follow the step-by-step
instructions click here.
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If the watch looks similar to this, follow the step-by-step
instructions click
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If the watch looks similar to this, follow the step-by-step
instructions click
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Snap Back
Step 2 PLACE WATCH IN THE CASE HOLDING VISE
Clamp the watch in the case holding vise by opening the two halves
of the block, placing the watch in the middle and gently release or
tighten  the
two halves so that they hold the watch firmly.
If
the watchband does not unbuckle or unclasp, separate the bank by
pressing down with a pointed to remove the spring loaded pin
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Step 3 REMOVE THE BACK
Most case backs are napped on and can be removed by by
inserting a blade into the appropriate notch of the case or
case back and twisting the handle of the tool to pop off the
back.
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When no groove is provided, be sure a sharp knife is
inserted into the narrow slot between the back and the case.
Once the knife is firmly in the groove, a slight twist of
the knife handle will pop off the back.
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IMPORTANT: Before removing battery(s), be sure to note
which side is up. You will have to put the new battery
in the exactly same way. In some watches, the battery is
held in by small metal clips. If so, carefully follow
the directions to the right for removing the various
types of clips. Use plastic tweezers to remove battery(s).
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Step 4 REMOVE THE BATTERY
SPRING CLIP:
Lift up one end of the metal clip with the fine-point
tweezers. It will come out. Then remove the battery.
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SCREW-ON CLIP: Remove the screws with the small
screwdriver. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THEM! CAUTION:CLIP MAY
SPRING OUT. MAINTAIN PRESSURE OR SCREW MAY BE EJECTED.
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PERMANENT CLIP:
Lift the outside edge of the battery out of its compartment
with the small screwdriver.
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Step 5 TEST THE BATTERIES
See
the battery tester for operating instructions. IMPORTANT:If the
watch has two batteries and only one tests “replace”, replace
both batteries. If both batteries test “good”, there is
something wrong with the watch. Refer it to a professional
watchmaker
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Step 6 LOCATE REPLACEMENT BATTERY
Read the number on the old battery and replace with the same or
corresponding Energizer® Watch Battery. Refer to the current
Energizer® Watch/Electronic Battery Replacement Guide or the
Energizer® battery size checker to find the correct Energizer®
battery type number.
Click here to view battery cross-reference guide.
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Step 7 CLEAN THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT
Check the battery compartment for dirt and remove it. If you
find corrosion, refer watch to a professional watchmaker.
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IMPORTANT: Be sure to test the new battery before
installing. For tester setting, follow manufacturer’s
instructions. Use plastic tweezers to install the new
Energizer® battery(s) with the same side up as the one(s)
you replaced. Remember, the watch won’t work if the
battery(s) are put in wrong.
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Step 8
INSTALL THE NEW ENERGIZER® BATTERY
SPRING CLIP:
Place one end of spring clip in place and firmly push the
other end into its slot. Make sure spring clip is in the
slot to avoid bent spring clips.
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SCREW-ON CLIP:
Place the clip over the new Energizer® battery. Hold the
screw with the fine point tweezers to start it in the hold.
Tighten the screw.
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Step 9 CLOSE THE WATCH
IMPORTANT:If there is a rubber sealing gasket in the back of the
watch, make sure it is lined up properly before closing back.
Snap a metal adapter that is slightly smaller than the watch
back into the upper jaw of the press. Place the support plate
into the bottom of the press and fit a plastic ring adapter
large enough to hold the watch on the support plate. Place the
watch face down into the plastic ring adapter and press gently
on handle until watch back snaps into place.
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Step 10 CLEAN THE WATCH
Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
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Step 11 RESET THE WATCH
Reset the watch and make sure it is working. In analog
watches, if there is no second hand, observe minute hand
through a magnifying glass until you see movement.
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Hatch Back
Step 2 PLACE WATCH IN THE CASE HOLDING VISE
Clamp the watch in the case hold vise by opening the two halves of
the block, place the watch in the middle and gently release or
tighten the two halves so that they hold the watch firmly.
If the
watch bank does not unbuckle or unclasp, separate the band by
pressing down with a pointed tool to remove the spring loaded pin
that connects the band to the clasp or watch.
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Step 3 REMOVE THE HATCH
Unscrew the hatch counter-clockwise by turning a coin in the
slot. Once the hatch is loosened, finish unscrewing and remove
with fingers. BE CAREFUL NOT TO LET THE BATTERY FALL OUT YET.
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Step 4 REMOVE THE BATTERY
IMPORTANT: Before removing battery(s) be
sure to note which side is up. You will have to put the new
Energizer® battery in exactly the same way. To remove the
battery, simply turn the watch over and it should fall out. If
the battery is stuck, gently pry it out. Use plastic tweezers to
remove battery(s).
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Step 5
TEST THE BATTERIES
See the battery tester for operating instructions.
IMPORTANT: If the watch has two batteries and
only one tests “replace”, replace both batteries. If both
batteries test “good”, there is something wrong with the watch.
Refer it to a professional watchmaker.
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Step 6
LOCATE REPLACEMENT BATTERY
Read the number on the old battery and replace with the same or
corresponding Energizer® Watch Battery. Refer to the current
Energizer® Watch/Electronic Battery Replacement Guide or the
Energizer® battery size checker to find the correct Energizer®
battery type number.
Click here to view battery cross-reference guide.
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Step 7
CLEAN THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT
Check the battery compartment for dirt and remove it. If you find
corrosion, refer watch to a professional watchmaker.
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Step 8
INSTALL THE NEW ENERGIZER® BATTERY
IMPORTANT: Be sure to test the new battery before installing.
For tester setting, follow manufacturer’s instructions. Use
plastic tweezers to install the new Energizer® battery(s) with
the same side up as the one(s) you replaced. Remember, the watch
won’t work if the battery(s) are put in wrong.
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Step 9
CLOSE THE HATCH
Start screwing in the hatch with your fingers, then tighten with
a coin.
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Step 10 CLEAN THE WATCH
Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
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Step 11
RESET THE WATCH
Reset the watch and make sure it is working. In analog watches,
if there is no second hand, observe minute hand through a
magnifying glass until you see movement.
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Screw Back
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2 PLACE WATCH IN THE CASE HOLDING VISE
Clamp the watch in the case hold vise by opening the two halves of
the block, place the watch in the middle and gently release or
tighten the two halves so that they hold the watch firmly.
If the
watch bank does not unbuckle or unclasp, separate the band by
pressing down with a pointed tool to remove the spring loaded pin
that connects the band to the clasp or watch.
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Step 3 REMOVE THE BACK
Locate the wrench slots on the back of the watch.
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Place the Case Wrench metal tips in the watch back notches.
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Turn
counter-clockwise to remove watch back.
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IMPORTANT: Before removing battery(s), besure to note which side
is up. You will have to put the new battery in exactly the same
way. In some watches, the battery is held in by small metal
clips. If so, carefully follow the directions to the right for
removing the various types of clips. Use plastic tweezers to
remove battery(s). |
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Step 4
REMOVE THE BATTERY
SPRING CLIP:
Lift up one end of the metal clip with the fine-point
tweezers. It will come out. Then remove the battery.
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SCREW-ON CLIP:
Remove the screws with the small screwdriver. BE CAREFUL NOT TO
LOSE THEM! CAUTION: CLIP MAY SPRING OUT. MAINTAIN PRESSURE OR
SCREW MAY BE EJECTED.
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PERMANENT CLIP:
Lift the outside edge of the battery out of its
compartment with the small screwdriver.
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Step 5 TEST THE BATTERIES
See the battery tester for operating instructions. IMPORTANT:If
the watch has two batteries and only one tests “replace”,
replace both batteries. If both batteries test “good”, there is
something wrong with the watch. Refer it to a professional
watchmaker.
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Step 6 LOCATE
REPLACEMENT BATTERY
Read the number on the old battery and replace with the same or
corresponding Energizer® Watch Battery. Refer to the current
Energizer® Watch/Electronic Battery Replacement Guide or the
Energizer® battery size checker to find the correct Energizer®
battery type number.
Click here to view battery cross-reference guide.
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Step 7
CLEAN THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT
Check the battery compartment for dirt and remove it. If you find
corrosion, refer watch to a professional watchmaker.
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IMPORTANT: Be sure to test the new battery before installing.
For tester setting, follow manufacturer’s instructions. Use
plastic tweezers to install the new Energizer® battery(s) with
the same side up as the one(s) you replaced. Remember, the watch
won’t work if the battery(s) are put in wrong. |
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Step 8 INSTALL THE NEW ENERGIZER® BATTERY
SPRING CLIP:
Place one end of spring clip in place and firmly push the
other end into its slot. Make sure spring clip is in the slot to
avoid bent spring clips.
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SCREW-ON CLIP:
Place the clip over the new Energizer® battery. Hold the screw
with the fine point tweezers to start in in the hold. Tighten
the screw.
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Step 9 CLOSE THE WATCH
IMPORTANT:If there is a rubber sealing gasket in the back of
the watch, make sure it is lined up properly before closing
back. Start the back by turning it clockwise with your fingers,
then tighten it with the Case Wrench.
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Step 10 CLEAN THE WATCH
Gently wipe the watch to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
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Step 11 RESET THE WATCH
Reset the watch and make sure it is working. In analog watches,
if there is no second hand, observe minute hand through a
magnifying glass until you see movement.
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