What to do if Citizen Watch output signal is not working?
To confirm the 2 output signal of your Citizen Watch, start by checking the connection parts. If the connection parts are normal, then replace the electronic circuit unit.
What to do if Citizen E760 Watch time is not accurate?
To address time measurement issues on your Citizen Watch, replace the electronic circuit unit.
What to do if Citizen E760 Watch current consumption is high?
To troubleshoot high current consumption in your Citizen Watch, start by measuring the electronic circuit unit. If the measurement is 0.4µA or higher, replace the electronic circuit unit. If the current consumption by the module is high but that by the electronic circuit unit is low, check for stain, bad lubrication, or deformation of parts, and remove any causes of load. If the measurement is below 0.4µA, the watch is functioning correctly.
How to check solar cell on Citizen E760?
If you're checking the solar cell on your Citizen Watch, look for breakage of the solar cell, stains, or flaking of the electrode. If the solar cell is broken or the electrode is flaking, replace the solar cell. If there are stains, remove them.
How to check connection parts on Citizen E760 Watch?
When checking the connection parts of your Citizen Watch, look for stains on the solar cell pattern and circuit pattern, and remove any stains found. Also, check for removal of the solar cell pattern, the circuit pattern, or the welded lead plate of the secondary battery; if any of these are removed, replace the affected parts.
General| Model | E760 |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Water Resistance | 100 meters |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Band Material | Stainless Steel |
| Features | Date Display |
| Case Diameter | 42mm |
Step-by-step guide to setting the watch's time using the crown.
Instructions for setting the perpetual calendar, including leap years.
Guide for adjusting the watch to different time zones.
Indicates low battery by second hand movement; watch may stop.
Indicates incorrect time with irregular second hand movement.
Prevents overcharging when the secondary battery is full.
Second hand stops to save power when no light is available.
Hour, minute hands and calendar stop to further save power.
Resumes normal operation after light exposure and power generation.
Avoid recharging at high temperatures to prevent damage.
Detailed steps for removing the setting stem from the case.
Precautions for solar cell handling and procedures for removal/setting.
Correct placement of intermediate date wheel and date dial for accurate function.
Instructions for correctly fitting the hour, minute, and second hands.
Troubleshooting steps when the watch ceases to function.
Diagnosing and correcting inaccuracies in timekeeping.
Addressing general functional malfunctions and warning signals.
Procedure to check the voltage of the secondary battery.
Inspecting connection points for proper contact and integrity.
Verifying the output signal from the electronic circuit.
Checks for looseness, dust, stain, deformation, bad contact.
Measuring the electrical resistance of the watch coils.
Basic checks for train wheel and solar cell mechanism integrity.
Inspecting the solar cell for damage, stain, or electrode issues.
Measuring the watch's current draw to diagnose issues.
Measuring and adjusting the watch's timekeeping accuracy.
Confirming proper operation conditions and external functions.
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