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As you can see in the picture, it takes some time to charge the watch up 100%. If you are charging the watch indoors, then it will take 126 hours. The best thing to do would be leave it in sunlight for up to 6hours and the charge should come back fine.
You may need to recalibrate the hands. Sometimes the hands are out of sync with timekeeping. Go to the Casio website, download the manual for your model, and follow instructions for resetting the position of the hands (might be referred to as zeroing or recalibaration).
I would think it is the sensor circuit in the watch. When you replaced the battery did you activate the processor all reset for the watch? I do not know on your model where or how this would be activated.
Electronic watches normally have a reset procedure for when the battery is changed. Very important the watch's processor reset is performed after changing the battery. This is not any of the user readings reset. This is a reset for the watch's processor and system. It is sometimes a contact that has to be shorted out with the jeweler's screwdriver, or it is a contact that has to be shunted, or etc., depending on the model. Maybe if you call the support for the watch they will tell you this. Normally they do not like the user opening the watch.
This clock keeps track of the temperatures for each of the last 12 hours. So on the bottom, you'll see the temp at 12 hours ago (-12), 6 hours ago (-6), etc. On the left side, you'll see the temperature in Farenheit go from +5.4 to -5.4 from where it is currently. So if the temperature is 70F degrees right now, and it was 65F degrees 12 hours ago, then it'll show -5 in the first -12 column. It will always be at 0 for the current hour on the right. The scale on the right is in Celcius so it does the exact same thing as Farenheit.
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The watch will show body temperature until you remove it from your wrist and leave it in the open air for a few hours whilst it acclimatises and then reads the ambient temp, not your body temp.
This renders the thermo pretty useless.
The thermo function will show your body temperature while you wear the watch. For ambient air temperature, remove the watch and let it settle to ambient temp for about 15 minutes. Then it will read correct air temperature.
I have a wave ceptor casio watch 2734 model WVA 105H, however I've lost the manaul. I have a problem, the digital time reads correctly but analogue time is incorrect. How do I move the hands to the correct time?
If you could find a solution it would be most appreciated.
I was able to take use a push pin (thumb tack) to get out the (split) pin. I put the thumb tack in the hole of the pin I wanted to remove, place the thumb tack upside down on our counter top and gently but firmly push the pin out. It only has to push out an 1/8 of an inch and then you can pull it the rest of the way. Thanks to the diagram that "guest" posted above - I copied and pasted: http://www.pmwf.com/Watches/WatchSchool/WS%2014%20How%20to%20Resize%20Common%20Bracelets/WS%2014%20How%20to%20Resize%20Bracelets.htm#Split%20pin%20bracelets in the browser and it showed me how the pins work in the wrist band. Didn't need all of the fancy tools. (:
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