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The rubber band is removed. |
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After opening the case back, I found there is water
inside.
Why ? Refer to our Poor
Man's Watch Ice Test.
According to the amount of water, I can confirm that
the watch leaked under iced water.
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There is a water drop on the battery cover (white circle).
Actually, the whole watch is wet.
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The battery is removed and the quartz movement is pulled
out.
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The silver cyclinder is the Quartz Oscillator. So,
this is a quartz watch.
The circuit board is totally wet.
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The display is totally
wet. |
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The circuit board is separated
from the display board. |
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2 larger areas in red transmit the power and signal
to the display board.
2 smaller areas are the power contacts of the back
light.
The parts in blue areas can be pulled out.
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They are rubber like but are electricity conductive.
The lower left corner shows the enlarged view, there
are many separated channels.
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After I dried the circuit board and display board with
a hair dryer and assembled the movement again, it works
again.
Although it is cheap, it is amazing.
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