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ARF V3 Hulk Crown not working ? please help

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AcousticNRG

Hello , can anyone help me out , this morning i went to adjust the time on my sub and the crown felt loose like it is not engaging the gears inside? i cannot wind it , change date/time etc.

it is 6 months old from trusty time

thanks

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BadApple

Maybe it has malfunctioned? 

Try removing the crown and re-inserting..... no need to take movement out of watch - just use rubber ball back remover. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QWt9pgsfA4

 

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Foxindebox

Sounds like the Keyless work needs resetting, yoke might have come lose from sliding pinion.

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AcousticNRG

thanks for replys guys , is it easy to do , i aint got a clue with repairs

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Foxindebox
2 hours ago, AcousticNRG said:

thanks for replys guys , is it easy to do , i aint got a clue with repairs

A keyless reset isn’t something I’d recommend if you are inexperienced at repairs. What movement is it running?

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GenTLe
2 hours ago, Foxindebox said:

A keyless reset isn’t something I’d recommend if you are inexperienced at repairs. What movement is it running?

THIS ^^^^^

Plus you didn't even write which kind of movement there's in the watch. Plus it can be a fucked up crown and nothing in the movement. Or even an unscrewed stem in the crown.

I really can't get why people pretend informations when they firstly cannot give all the details that are needed to whom they ask...

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AcousticNRG

sorry its a 2824 movement 

here is the pictures of it

ZLnZ0n.jpg ZLnDPE.jpg

 

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GenTLe

Ah, ok, so it came out completely.

Well It's not a big deal of a job on a 2824, it can also be done from the back of the watch without removing the hands/dial, if you know how and it simply needs a reset. But if you never worked on a movement, don't have the proper tools (like 1.2mm screwdrivers, ultrafine tweezers and so on), it's better to ask someone more expert to fix it. It's let's say a 30min job, if all goes well. And 1.5h job if not and requires dial removal.

I don't know where you are from, but you can check in the TD section for the trusted watch techs or trying politely to ask @ROLIE in UK if he has time and willing to do that.

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AcousticNRG

thanks for your replys mate , i am in england uk.

could i post it to ROLIE for repair?

 

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SteveA
41 minutes ago, AcousticNRG said:

thanks for your replys mate , i am in england uk.

could i post it to ROLIE for repair?

 

Pm him on here he will let you know if he has time etc

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