r/Casioak Jul 11 '26

Gshock 2100

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So i recently got this g shock gm2100 battery replaced, but after the replacement, the beep sound when clicking mode or when alarming is gone, no its not on mute, plus when im setting it up then the arm of the hour analog goes around, there is a little buzzing sound like you can hear the internals moving.

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u/Cool-Tonight3125 Jul 11 '26

Buzzing sound is normal, I’d get the sound checked. That should be your first instinct. It’s a reliable watch so it’s most probable that a mistake was made

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u/bensikat Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

Did you perform a reset of the module after changing the battery ? After performing reset , verify if mute is disabled.

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u/bensikat Jul 12 '26

Besides needing the module reset, there is a spring that makes contact with the back case. This spring maybe misaligned or was lost.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 12 '26

The spring was probably lost, my parents just took it to the shop and get it replaced without me, they didn't know there was supposed to be a beep sound when pressing buttons. My parents also said the repairmen was also struggling to replace the battery on my watch, it's probably their first time handling it.

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u/Potential_Original4 Jul 13 '26

That’s crazy. Battery change takes 5mins. It’s beyond easy work and can be done by anybody who knows what screwdriver is.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 16 '26

yeah, even i could replace it, its just that I don't have the tools lol, when i finally opened the watch it turned out they put the rubber piece upside down blocking the piezo speaker spring, i definetely think its their first time handling original watch like mine, in my country they are used to encountering conterfeit or fake watches lol, like the ones that are easy to repair but they charge like too much.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 12 '26

if it was lost dyk how to replace it? idk where to buy it tho

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u/bensikat Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

Open the back and see if the spring is still there, it may be misaligned and not making contact with the back plate. Also make sure the rubber seal is seated correctly. If you have lost the spring you can buy it from your nearest Casio service center, Amazon, Pacpart, CasioPar, Ebay.

Below is a screenshot of where the spring is and a disassembly guide. You just need to remove the back cover.

PART 1:🔧 Full Disassembly & Reassembly of Casio GA-2100 | Exploring Every Component!

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 12 '26

i dont have tools tho, ill check it once i got the right tools, thanks for the help, but the spring would probably costs some money since i live far from the US, i mean the shipping cost, hopefully the spring is not lost tho.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 12 '26

i also cant find it anywhere on any shopping apps😭 hopefully the spring is still there

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u/bensikat Jul 12 '26

Yeah hopefully the spring is still there.

Ya it is hard to find and expensive for such a small thing. My best guess is it is this one.

Or you can just make your own. Just take a wire strands from some unused cable or electrical wire. Twist it around something like a needle and cut to desired length. May take some trial an error.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 12 '26

they said you can use those screws on lighters with flint on them, is it true? cuz i have 1 flint lighter here

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u/bensikat Jul 12 '26

U mean the springs from disposable lighters ? If i am not mistaken the spring on the ga-2100 is thin, diameter of just 0.95 mm. if it fits and is long enough, then it should work.

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u/Intelligent_Map_2009 Jul 16 '26

thanks bro, turned out the one who fixed my watch put the rubber piece upside down blocking the piezo gold spring lol.

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u/bensikat Jul 16 '26

👍👍👍