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Terry Watkins Posted on Jul 30, 2018

My Nixon Outsider watch won't come back on after a battery replacement. Are there contacts I am suppose to touch with tweezers? I am not seeing any.

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geralol

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  • Posted on Mar 26, 2008

SOURCE: CASIO SPF40 battery replacement

"AC" means All Clear. This terminal should be marked somehow. Use a magnifying glass to get a good look at what you are working on. My Casio had an arrow pointing to four copper leads. I used a paper clip to connect the AC terminal (I just picked one of the four) to the + side (usually the "up" side) for a couple seconds and my Casio Sea Pathfinder model 2273 powered right up. See the following link for more guidance.
http://www.geocities.com/watch_crazy/battery/battery.htm

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Arturs Kalnins

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  • Posted on Jan 27, 2009

SOURCE: Battery Replacement

Do not lay the tweezers across any contacts as you may damage the watch.
First you need to examine your watch movement and find an AC point (contact). It is embedded on movement. Use an eyeglass, as the writings can be very tiny.
When found, touch an AC point with one arm of tweezers and battery+ with another arm simultaneously.
Some watches needs to do that twice, so, to be sure, do that twice.
If you are not comfortable with tweezers, you can use a thin wire, connecting one end of the wire to AC point and another to battery+.
Each shortcut should last for 3 seconds.

Do not forget to rate, please.

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Arturs Kalnins

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  • Posted on Feb 10, 2009

SOURCE: Battery Replacement

Do not lay the tweezers across any contacts as you may damage the watch.
First you need to examine your watch movement and find an AC point (contact). Use an eyeglass, as the writings can be very tiny.
When found, touch an AC point with one arm of tweezers and battery+ with another arm simultaneously.
Some watches needs to do that twice, so, to be sure, do that twice.
If you are not comfortable with tweezers, you can use a thin wire, connecting one end of the wire to AC point and another to battery+.
Each shortcut should last for 3 seconds.

Do not forget to rate, please.

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Arturs Kalnins

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  • Posted on Feb 10, 2009

SOURCE: how to change the battery on a Nixon Scout Watch?

Strap is attached to case by spring pins. Both ends of spring pin are inserted into holes into the case lugs,
. Take the knife and push the spring pin end inwards to release the watch strap.
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Arturs Kalnins

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  • Posted on Feb 28, 2009

SOURCE: battery change for Nixon Kink watch

You have to open your watch caseback. Undo the battery holding contact, get the battery out and memorise the writings on the battery. Buy exactly the same one and replace it in the backwards way you took it out.
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  • Spread the towel out on a flat surface.
  • Remove the watchband if necessary in order to access the back of the watch.
  • Unscrew the back protector from the watch using the correct size miniature screw driver. Place the screws in a small pile on the towel. Be careful not to drop them as they are difficult to find.
  • Remove the back plate by unscrewing the small screws. There is a tiny spring on the underneath of the back plate. It may be visible, or not. Make sure not to turn the watch upside down or the spring will dislodge.
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  • Use sharp point tweezers to remove the clasp covering the battery. There is a small hole at one end of the clasp. Insert one end of the tweezers into the hole to spring the clasp loose.
  • Remove the old battery with tweezers.
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  • Replace the clasp over the top of the new battery.
  • Perform a reset by touching the AC contact with one part of the tweezers and the back of the battery with the other part. Hold for a few seconds. Lift the watch carefully and look up at the front to make sure the watch is working. Do not turn the watch over.
  • Replace the rubber cover.
  • Replace the back plate by screwing the small screws back into place.
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    Do not lay the tweezers across any contacts as you may damage the watch.
    First you need to examine your watch movement and find an AC point (contact). Use an eyeglass, as the writings can be very tiny.
    When found, touch an AC point with one arm of tweezers and battery+ with another arm simultaneously.
    Some watches needs to do that twice, so, to be sure, do that twice.
    If you are not comfortable with tweezers, you can use a thin wire, connecting one end of the wire to AC point and another to battery+.
    Each shortcut should last for 3 seconds.

    Do not forget to rate, please.
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    Do not lay the tweezers across any contacts as you may damage the watch.
    First you need to examine your watch movement and find an AC point (contact). It is embedded on movement. Use an eyeglass, as the writings can be very tiny.
    When found, touch an AC point with one arm of tweezers and battery+ with another arm simultaneously.
    Some watches needs to do that twice, so, to be sure, do that twice.
    If you are not comfortable with tweezers, you can use a thin wire, connecting one end of the wire to AC point and another to battery+.
    Each shortcut should last for 3 seconds.

    Do not forget to rate, please.
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