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MTGM900DA-8 ' G-SHOCK MT-G Silver - CASIO

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Silver stainless steel band digital watch with neutral face.

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Any watch repair shop will order and replace it for you, or you have to send your watch to Casio after sales service. Casio do not supply parts to private persons. You may pop in to nearest Casio dealer shop and ask for help as well.

I had this problem with the Casio 2926 at midnight for many weeks and no matter which buttons I pressed, it carried on.
I solved it on my model, by going into alarm set mode (AL) by toggling button on lower left of watch face. Then using button on lower right, cycle through all (5?) alarm options and also check the tiny screen new the rim at top right of watch face marked with SNZ ALM SIG. If a little black box shows up on this screen, switch off the alarm or snooze, by pressing the button on top right.
Otherwise go to Casio and go through their instructions. The watch is not designed for easy use.

I have the casio 3353. When I read hte manual to do different things, it always startes the instruction by saying "in timekeeping mode". In the instuction booklet at page 8 it shows a picture of the watch face in timekeeping mode and in the picture the face shows the day and date. My face is showing the digital time here. How do I show the day and date,or the timekeeping mode?

Select a clean, flat work surface where you can perform your watch band adjustment. Put down a piece of felt to protect the face of your Casio. Turn on a lamp near your workspace to better illuminate the watch components with which you will be working.

Lay your Casio face down on the protective felt. Look for the small arrows on the back of some of the watch links; these arrows indicate the removable watch links and the direction their pins should be removed.

Locate the pin hole above the arrow on the removable watch links. Insert the tip of a watch pin removal tool, or push pin, into the pin hole. Apply pressure to the link pin, in the direction indicated by the arrow, to free the pin and remove the link. A pair of needle-nose watch or jewelry pliers can be used to help pull out stubborn link pins. Remove as many links as necessary for your watch to fit perfectly.

Reserve the links and link pins that you remove from your Casio Edifice watch. Store the removed watch components in a small, clear, plastic zipper bag. These components can be used when repairing or expanding your Casio watch band.

WARNING:Casio recommends that customers have their watch bands sized by an authorized Casio watch dealer. Sizing the band of your Casio Edifice yourself may void the manufacturer's warranty on your watch. Contact Casio customer support for more warranty information.

You can get instructions from the Casio web site.

Go to the casio web site "casio.com".

Select "support" and the "manuals",
watches;

Accept terms

Select "watch manual archive"

Read the number of the back of your watch and enter it into the search box

mcdevito75 here, This can be very, very tricky on a Casio watch, Casio"s have an LCD liquid crystal Diode in the face and any un-do pressure on the face will break it. Best Bet, look for a small watch repair shop in your area to change the battery, a small shop will save you some money on the cost.

mcdevito75 here, If it"s a Casio watch, better to leave the Face alone, miss handleing the movement could destroy the watch, I"ve done it myself. Best to get a new face for the watch and have a jeweler install it.

you can go to Casio website for instructions. you can download the manual in PDF format. If you do not see your model, you can reference their manual archives.

http://support.casio.com/manuallist.php?rgn=1&cid=002

I lost my instruction and need to set my watch to the correct time. It is a casio illuminater AW-80