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KK
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 Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2018 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Likely just a coincidence. It's very easy to replace the CR2032. |
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ronnfigg
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| Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2018 12:39 am Post subject: Re: Problem Battery |
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| Woomgoog wrote: | My kronos was working fine except for the combi button that was needing me to press really strong to change. So I've decided to open the Kronos do some cleaning and check if the board or the button wasn't positioned well. Ok after I did all of that when I turned on I get a message on the screen saying:
The clock battery voltage is low.
Please replace the battery, and set the date and time in Disk mode.
I find that kind of amusing because I never got that message before.
Is this a case of coincidence that the battery would go low exactly when I've decided to open the kronos or perhaps I could have not plugged something properly back before closing it?
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As far as your malfunctioning Combi button goes- there may be hairline cracks in the solder joints. Pressing hard will only make matters worse. Use a magnifying to inspect the solder joints and if in doubt- carefully reflow the solder. I had this happen on my Triton and this was the fix.
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pedro5
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| Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:18 pm Post subject: |
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Does it show the correct date and time anyway ?
Perhaps a global save may be needed following the setting.
Otherwise,perhaps something may have been disturbed during the cleaning task or the battery fitting. |
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