Seiko 8X53 Complete User Manual page 55

7
TROUBLESHOOTING
At trouble
The stopped watch was
exposed to an adequate
light for longer than the
time required to fully
charge the watch, however,
it does not resume its
normal 1-second interval
Charging the
movements.
solar battery
The second hand is
stopped even when the
watch is charged for longer
than the time required to
fully charge the watch
(P . 10).
After the reception is
Misalignment
successful, the time is
of date
correct but the date is
incorrect.
After the reception is
Misalignment
successful, the time is
of day correct but the day (a day
of week) is incorrect.
After the reception is
The sub-dial
successful, the basic time
cannot be
is correct but the time zone
adjusted. selected on the sub-dial is
not displayed.
Possible causes
The amount of exposed light is too weak.
The time for charging the watch is not sufficient.
The watch was not charged for a long time and has
been discharged completely.
The preliminary position of the date is out of alignment.
This problem occurs when the preliminary position of
the date is out of alignment due to external influence
etc.
The preliminary position of the day hand (a day of
week) is out of alignment.
This problem occurs when the preliminary position
of the day hand is out of alignment due to external
influence etc.
The preliminary position of the sub-dial is out of
alignment.
This problem occurs when the preliminary position
of the sub-dial is out of alignment due to external
influence etc.
ASTRON 8X53 GPS SOLAR
The time required for charging the watch depends entirely on the amount of
exposed light the watch receives.
Refer to" Standard charging time" to charge the watch.
Contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
Adjust the preliminary position of the date to the correct position "1" (the first
day of a month).
Adjust the preliminary position of the day hand (a day of week) to
the correct position "S (Sunday). "
Adjust the sub-dial to the correct position "12:00 a.m. "
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Solutions
Reference
pages
P . 14
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P . 46 ~ 49
P . 45 ~ 48
P . 45 ~ 48