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I can consider it in my future videos. Thanks for the feedback

Just peirce the first layer to make sure the air is released then it'll be safe

It's not if you do it carefully. Make sure to peirce the first layer only

It may not work since the condition of the battery is not same for everyone. You might need to replace it

If your watch is not turned ON since a long time, the battery starts to drain on it's own and eventually dies.

This is something that shouldn't not happen but even if this is the case I would advise you to apply some solder flux on it. Also make sure that the bit you're using is originally a solder bit and not any other metal rod.

Go to a repair shop for replacement

I used to use the exact method as you said but in this video the tip is rusted. Therefore, I used sand paper first. Once it's cleaned we can do the same process as u said. Thanks for the advice 🙂

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I have the same problem😔

It's very simple first you need to take your memory card and save your audio in the MP3 format then try the process. I have made a video in which I showed how you can listen to audio in DZ09 check that out on my channel. Thanks

@@AayZeeHacks Ok😊 ill check it out, thank you very much!

@@AayZeeHacks hello again, sorry to bother you but it still doesn't work :< I followed exactly what you did but still did not work

I think there's an issue with the memory card because MP3 is the most common audio format. Here's what you can try. Connect your memory card with the computer then format it with either FAT32 or exFAT format try these two options and then save your mp3 audio and try to play, it should work. These two options depend on the compatibility of your memory card so u have to try both of the methods which works for u

It may not work for everyone

You're welcome 🙂

No, it won't, just try to do it carefully and it'll work.

There is the issue with the battery you have to replace it as you can see in my video that the battery starts to charge, although it was old, but the battery was functional. The possible reason is that your watch was off for a long time which caused the battery to die and therefore it's now useless. Once you use a new battery it will definitely work.🙂No worries

So i need to use new battery?

Yes

Yeah that's also a good method to do so thanks

I understand, if you want to replace the solder bit with the screw driver bit. It might not work as it has a coating on it but you can still try it. If the old bit is stuck so it might be because of the rust or something. You can use rust removers like WD-40 to loosen the bit and try to take it out.

@@AayZeeHacks ok. I,ll give it try

Thanks for your feedback. I can't change the music in this video, but I'll consider it for future content.

Here's an idea.. add a mute button!!!! Love the music

Thanks for the idea I would definitely consider it as it will help other people as well :)

It might not work for everyone. It not just depends on the process of repair but also upon the condition of your watch and for how long it's turned off. That matters too. I hope u understand

The thing I used is a buzzer/piezoelectric buzzer, it comes in various sizes and shapes and you can order it from any online store or either purchase it offline from an electronics market just showing my video so the shopkeeper can understand what you need.

If the bit that u are using is rusted only then use sandpaper else don't use it

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The reason why it works even in mode is because the buzzer is connected directly to the probes of the multimeter

Multimeter terminals do not have any polarity (means no negative positive) you can connect the black wire of buzzer to any of those terminals and it should work I hope u understand

Ok

In order to fix this use a paper cutter and scratch the bit until it's properly clean then apply some flux on it for further use and make sure not to use the sand paper for this as your bit is new. I used the sand paper because mine was quite old and was rusted too.

Wait for sometime and let it charge. Then try turning it on and it should work