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PostPosted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 2:19 pm 
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I cannot seem to change the phase of the moon. I am pushing the #1 pushpiece but it does not seem to change the moon phase. With normal wear the phase is changing, but I can't seem to adjust it manually. I do not have the "special" tool, so I have been using a toothpick. All of the other pushpieces seem to work correctly. Does the crown have to be in position 2, or does it stay in position 1? I did not try to adjust it between 8PM and 3AM, so I don't think that is the issue. Am I not pushing the button in far enough? Any assistance would be appreciated.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 2:26 pm 
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You are pressing the little button next to the crown right?

It's possible that the toothpick's not strong enough. If you have a springbar tool the flat end of that will do, or failing that a ballpoint pen or slightly blunt pencil.

You don't need to have the crown in a certain position.


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PostPosted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 2:33 pm 
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I will try that. I thought I was push pretty hard. I may not have been applying enough "force." The other pushpieces seem to require very little effort to change. It looks like it is trying to move, but just stays put.


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Well, That didn't work...


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Sounds like it needs to go to the AD for them to take a look - they'll be able to establish if there is anything wrong with it.


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I had a Navitimer Olympus myself and I initially found one of the correctors (it could well have been the moon phase one) needed to be depressed a considerable way before it would work. I had tried a ball-point pen, etc but with no joy. As it turned out I needed to use a cocktail stick as it was thin enough to depress the corrector enough for it to work.

Basically it shouldn't need much force at all : it probably just needs something thin enough to depress it far enough. If that doesn't work then it will be an AD visit.

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