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Casio Mw-31 - Remove Winder

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Geo Distinguished Member

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I have not worked on one of these. It looks like you will have to press down on the end of the lever that is just visible in the cut out below where the stem enters the movement, while gently pulling the stem. It should release and come away.

I nearly forgot, welcome to the forum. :)

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clockboy Distinguished Member

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Really need a clearer pic.   But it might be a push here with a pointy thing & pull stem at same time.

 

 

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Right on Geo and Clockboy, that's the spot! As a side note, make sure the stem is all the way in, when moved to its outward position(s) the lever may hide and you won't be able to push it to liberate the stem....Welcome from me too.

tcanor New Member

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Dear All,

 

Your answers were right and helpful and I was able to remove the stem.

 

As I can not add photos to this answer I will open a new post

 

Thank you very much

Geo Distinguished Member

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As I can not add photos to this answer I will open a new post

 

You can if you use the button "More reply options" at the bottom right hand side of the reply box. ;)

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