Casio G-Shock GA110-1B Battery Replacement

Introduction

If your Casio G-Shock GA110-1B Watch isn’t working/turning on as before, then probably the battery has died and will require a replacement.

With a battery, it helps the watch to function. But as time flies by, the battery will eventually die out, leaving the watch not working like before.

And with this guide I create, I will show you how to replace a battery on a Casio G-Shock GA110-1B Watch. There is no need to go and get somebody to replace the battery for you when you can do it at home. Also, no need to throw away your watch when the battery dies.

What you need

Video Overview

Step 1 A Guide on Battery Replacement

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Remove the four screws from the back of the watch using the Phillips #0 Screwdriver

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Step 2

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Use a pair of tweezers to remove the metal cover.
Make sure not to lose the rubber circle underneath the metal cover because it's part of the watch.

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Step 3

Remove the white cover carefully.

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Step 4

Using the pair of tweezers, unhook where the battery is held onto.
You are going to need to pull the hook will a bit of force. As seen in the video.
Be careful!! Do not pull it too hard with the tweezers. You don't want to damage the hook where the battery is placed.

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Step 5

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Use a pair of tweezers or your fingers to remove the battery from its place.
Remove the new battery from its packaging.

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Step 6

Place the new battery where it belongs with your fingers. Hook it back onto the device to secure it in place.
Reattach the white cover onto the device.

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Step 7

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Don't forget that the rubber goes 1st inside the watch before placing the metal cover.
Make sure that the metal cover is aligned with the watch and not upside down.
Put back the metal cover and screw in back the four screws using the Phillips #0 screwdriver.