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Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 00:48

Hi friend...i have a pretty casio with module 108 inside,the watch works well but i have one problem. when i push the button light the watch reset to 12.00,the light doesn't work.I try to clean all the module without any success and the problem remain....
Same thing for the alarm and the signal every hour...when they should be start the watch reset the time to 12.00
I need help about this strange problem,could be a short on the board?
Thanks for any tips...
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Re: Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 00:53

If i try to do the sound demonstration pressing simultaneosly the 2 buttons (as the manual say) the watch turn off....then if i want lights up the watch i must push the button light
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Re: Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 20:44

Strange behavior :-?
I had a similar problem with the 108 module, when i pressed the lightbutton, the display would go off, and there was a brand new battery installed.
The problem was the battery, although it was new it didn't have the strength to power the watch properly.
I don't know if that is your problem as well, but i found out that these modules are sensitive to batteries that don't deliver enough power.
I bought a professional varta battery for my W-250 marlin (108 module), and had no problems anymore.

PS. is the right battery installed (CR2320)? , sometimes people install a CR2016 because they don't know what to intall. This can give problems too.
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Re: Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 21:09

the battery is an brand new 2016,not a big brand for sure...the watch is in mint condition and i hate to see this casio works with this defect....overall is a great watch.
so you advice me to use another battery?
in my opinion there's a short...but i could try to install a new cell
Any other tips are welcome.... ~:(
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Re: Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 21:11

when i bought this casio there was insert a 2016 cell
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Re: Casio module 108

Post22 Jan 2013, 21:18

Seiko&Casio Lcd's wrote:Strange behavior :-?
I had a similar problem with the 108 module, when i pressed the lightbutton, the display would go off, and there was a brand new battery installed.
The problem was the battery, although it was new it didn't have the strength to power the watch properly.
I don't know if that is your problem as well, but i found out that these modules are sensitive to batteries that don't deliver enough power.
I bought a professional varta battery for my W-250 marlin (108 module), and had no problems anymore.

PS. is the right battery installed (CR2320)? , sometimes people install a CR2016 because they don't know what to intall. This can give problems too.


could you tell me the difference between the cr2320 and the 2016?thanks friend.... :-P
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Re: Casio module 108

Post23 Jan 2013, 10:35

I change the battery with a new one and the watch works very well!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Incredible!!!!!!
Thanks for the precious tips friend
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Re: Casio module 108

Post23 Jan 2013, 19:41

Came home from work and saw you replies just now.
Great that it works again, i thought that there might be something wrong with the battery simone. :-D
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Re: Casio module 108

Post23 Jan 2013, 19:44

the watch is in mint condition and i hate to see this casio works with this defect.



Could you show us a picture ?, i'm curious what the watch looks like now. :mrgreen:
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Re: Casio module 108

Post23 Jan 2013, 20:15

Seiko&Casio Lcd's wrote:
the watch is in mint condition and i hate to see this casio works with this defect.



Could you show us a picture ?, i'm curious what the watch looks like now. :mrgreen:


Off course...i'll post some pics tomorrow..this is my only 80's casio...
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Re: Casio module 108

Post24 Jan 2013, 17:42

Here the pics friend.....and thanks again

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Greatch everyday watch....
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Re: Casio module 108

Post24 Jan 2013, 22:47

Great :-D
I have nearly the same one ,also in good condition.
What are the numbers on the back ?
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Re: Casio module 108

Post25 Jan 2013, 00:47

Seiko&Casio Lcd's wrote:Great :-D
I have nearly the same one ,also in good condition.
What are the numbers on the back ?


the case back is:

casio 108 S007
JAPAN M
570810
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Re: Casio module 108

Post25 Jan 2013, 00:48

Should be made in 1980....or 1981...do you have any info about it?
Probably the module was used in early Casio from 1979
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Re: Casio module 108

Post25 Jan 2013, 01:12

Here a very similar watch...so this one is from 1980 for sure...in the back is coated...the strap is the same...also the module (83 and 108 are identical)

See here...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7241737@N0 ... 919731477/
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Re: Casio module 108

Post25 Jan 2013, 18:27

Yes, 1980 is about the right year for this watch.
The W-250 that i have is from 1981, i think these modules were made between 1979 and 1982.
My watch has the same numbers . i already thought it looked very similar. :-)

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