Quiksilver The Fifty50 Troubleshooting

Dirt or water may have loosened band or damaged from sports activity.

Ensure that you have a new strap wristband at the present getting ready to be replaced, along with the tools.

1. Pull band at base of watch
2. Clasp is removed, clean metal on band
3. Put new strap on (might take considerable force)

Refer to the user manual of the watch here

OR

Buy a new band and replace the current one

Battery may need to be adjusted or cleaned. If neither work, battery may need to be replaced.

The battery may not be in the right position or installed incorrectly which may give a bad connection. Make sure the batteries are in the right position within the socket.

1. Open up the back of the battery by unfastening the four screws located on the back of the watch
2. The battery is silver and about the size of a dime. Make sure that this is in the right place
3. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch

Dirt tends to get in the watch from physical activity which may interfere with the battery.

1. Open up the back of the battery. Do this by unscrewing the four screws on the back
2. The battery is silver and about the size of a dime
3. Use pressurized air to gently clean around the battery. Take out the battery and clean the inside well
4. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch

The watch will stop telling time when the battery is weak.

1. Unscrew all 4 screws from the back of the watch
2. Remove the back cover
3. Locate the battery (CR2016), Replace the old battery with the new one

MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE BATTERY FACING UP WITH THE CORRECT (+ OR -)

1. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch

Safely handle and discard the damaged battery.

1. Unscrew all 4 screws from the back of the watch
2. Remove the back cover
3. Locate the battery (CR2016), Replace the old battery with the new one
4. Handle the battery safely, battery could be dangerous upon contact

MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE BATTERY FACING UP WITH THE CORRECT (+ OR -)

1. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch

Second hand skipping multiple seconds at a time. It may appear as though the second hand is broken due to the erratic movements. The skipping may be due to a low battery or the motor. Preemptive measures dictate you need to replace the battery.

1. Unscrew all 4 screws from the back of the watch
2. Remove the back cover
3. Locate the battery (CR2016), Replace the old battery with the new one

MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE BATTERY FACING UP WITH THE CORRECT (+ OR -)

1. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch.

1. Unscrew all 4 screws from the back of the watch
2. Remove the back cover
3. Locate the battery (CR2016), Replace the old battery with the new one
4. Remove the hard chip (the green part)
5. Unscrew the motor from the watch
6. Insert new motor
7. Put the hard chip back on

MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE BATTERY FACING UP WITH THE CORRECT (+ OR -)

1. Twist in the four screws to resecure the back cover of the watch

The analog arrows are displaying the wrong current time of the day.

1. Pull back on the the crown (the twisty part on the right of the watch), the second hand will stop
2. Freely turn the crown and adjust the arrow to the correct time
3. Push back the crown

1. Pull back on the the crown (the twisty part on the right of the watch), the second hand will stop
2. Freely turn the crown and adjust the arrow to the correct time.
3. Push back the crown

If the analog arrow still refuses to move, it's possible the crown of the watch is broken or had a malfunction inside. It is recommended to have an expert review the watch.