Casio DW-290-T springs came out when changing the battery. One is steel, another the same length is gold, and a shorter one that is also gold. I don't know where to place any of them. Can you help?

Arturs Kalnins

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• Posted on Dec 17, 2008

SOURCE: Model & spring issue with an ol casio G-Shock when replacing batt

This spring is connector to caseback for transmitting sound. Get an eyeglass and find out on movement backplate written SPRING COIL and put it back. If there is no marking SPRING COIL then check for the hole with approx. same diameter as spring (must easy fit in). The hole shoud be empty with contact spot at the bottom. Put the spring in and close the caseback. Check alarm sound. If it works, you did find the right hole- if not, try again till you find the right one.

Good luck

Arthur

Arturs Kalnins

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• Posted on Feb 07, 2010

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Your watch is not fake. Japanese are employing workforce in China, Thailand and other countries, because labour there is much cheaper then in Japan. However, quality checks are of Japanese standards and your watch is exactly the same if it would be made in Japan. Rate me, plz.

Arturs Kalnins

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• Posted on Oct 01, 2010

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SOURCE: Casio PAG 40 I took it apart to replace bateries and a spring came out and I don't know where it goes. The 2 gold ones are in place.

It's probably the small spring which makes electrical contact between the watch aluminum back and the outer housing, presumably to provide an electrical ground connection to the outside triple sensor. I've attached a photo with the location indicated by the yellow circle and arrow. It goes in the little hole and will fall out if you're not careful.