If you're only replacing the battery, and not the strap, you don't need to remove the strap to remove the back of the watch. There is enough flexibility to slide it out after removing the 4 screws, and this saves a significant amount of time. Beware of the tiny spring which passes through a hole in the insulating discs to make contact with the metal back of the watch, it's easy to lose, and if you do, the alarm function will not work. The battery is a CR1616, for those who might need to know!
Awesome details! Personally, I remove cos I annoys it really annoys me and gets in the way. I wanted to show others how to remove the strap. Thanks for commenting and watching! Appreciate it!
Thank-you! This was super helpful and I managed to change my battery successful thanks to your great instructions and description of that pesky clip holding the battery in, and also the contact reset after battery replacement. Found snapping the battery strap tiny clip back in the hardest part. Great job and thank-you!
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Really appreciate you taking time to leave a comment. Thank you. I also feel frustrated when I come on to RUclips and the videos only show like 10% of what I want to know. So I try my best to show 100% to the best of my limited ability lol. Cheers
Just use a needle or some kind of thin nail and push that end of the metal clip down that black plastic thing and slightly push it outward, it should pop-out. You have to use the same trick to put it back.
If you're only replacing the battery, and not the strap, you don't need to remove the strap to remove the back of the watch. There is enough flexibility to slide it out after removing the 4 screws, and this saves a significant amount of time.
Beware of the tiny spring which passes through a hole in the insulating discs to make contact with the metal back of the watch, it's easy to lose, and if you do, the alarm function will not work.
The battery is a CR1616, for those who might need to know!
Awesome details! Personally, I remove cos I annoys it really annoys me and gets in the way. I wanted to show others how to remove the strap. Thanks for commenting and watching! Appreciate it!
Thanks!
Thank-you! This was super helpful and I managed to change my battery successful thanks to your great instructions and description of that pesky clip holding the battery in, and also the contact reset after battery replacement. Found snapping the battery strap tiny clip back in the hardest part. Great job and thank-you!
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Fantastic instructions. Fixed my Casio Baby G in less than 10 minutes!!
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I needed to know how to remove the strap and this video was perfect. The drawing made it very easy to understand so thank you!
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You are a hero and a saint
Thank you for your lovely comment. Really appreciate it . How your got Ur watch clean!
Great video...👍
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Thank-you! This was super helpful!!
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Thank you very informative!
Thank you for leaving a comment! Really made my day! Greatly appreciate that you took time to watch and leave a comment.. Hope it helps out a bit. Cheers
Why would you speed up all the detail of opening and working on the watch?
Oh, I didn't think anyone would wanna watch that.
@@lmbpros I would! I have the little spring that came out and I am trying to figure out how it goes back in!
I agree! I really wanted to watch that part!
just slow down the video
Me too. Did you find a solution ?
Thank you!very useful!
Thank you! Glad it helped out a bit
Very useful❤
Sorry, can you post a link of the strap for the baby g? Im looking too long for the hole case for that watch but witouth succsess
Thanks
Baby g straps of particular models are extremely hard to find. I don’t think you can even find one. Perhaps they don’t make it.
@@lmbpros thanks man
Is this the one that lights up different colors if so what version is it
Unfortunately, this has only the only colour. Unsure about a baby-g that has multiple colours though
@@lmbpros I had one as a kid been looking for one for years now I think it might have been a Japanese drop
Battery type?
Energizer 1616
Watched four other videos and you were only to demonstrate and say how to unlatch the battery cage. Attention to detail!
Really appreciate you taking time to leave a comment. Thank you. I also feel frustrated when I come on to RUclips and the videos only show like 10% of what I want to know. So I try my best to show 100% to the best of my limited ability lol. Cheers
How to take the battery out? U didn’t show the most important part…
Just use a needle or some kind of thin nail and push that end of the metal clip down that black plastic thing and slightly push it outward, it should pop-out. You have to use the same trick to put it back.
which is the AC?
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@@lmbpros thanks I found it!
BNB same with bgr 220 sir?
What is BNB?