How to change the battery on the Oceanic Geo dive computer

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In this video we look at how to change the battery on the Oceanic Geo dive computer. In these easy to follow stages, you can quickly change the battery in the comfort of your own home.

[@Koldesu]

Mine flooded at first dive. The battery cover was in the correct position (never touched) but I can see a small (maybe 1mm) gap between the cover and the base of the dive watch. Even at "close" position, the battery cover is not tight sealing, actually I can move it out by pulling it a bit.

[@peteranelson]

what size o-ring should I buy?

[@khootengeng]

Okay..Thanks for the informations. Have a pleasant day.

[@stevenicolas1127]

Plz I change my battery but I have problem light it's not working way plz 😫

[@drazum1175]

@@stevenicolas1127 light on mine also not working. Battery is ok. Have You maybe found the solution for that?

[@RoyMulder]

Which model number battery is used?

[@GratitudeInOurAttitude]

Same question as Jorge. There is a slight gap between the cover and the body. on the tear drop at the bottom. Is this normal?

[@jorgemexf]

Hi, I have same computer, just to be sure you can see a tiny gap between the battery cover and the watch, right? Thanks

[@teoandy3493]

Where can i buy the battery and o ring

[@mghorvath79]

How do I get the free battery set?

[@wib1400]

How can I delete submarines from the watch

[@khootengeng]

Hi..just need to know..is it after areplacement of new battery..need to do chamber test?? Thanks.

[@simplyscuba]

Khoo tengEng, user-changeable battery computers don't usually need pressure testing. Read through your manual and watch this video and you should be fine, if at any point you are unsure take it to your local Oceanic Dealer. Safe Diving, Mark

[@davyloo765]

do I need to replace the oil ring when I change battery?

[@simplyscuba]

Hey Dany Loo, Yes, the O-Rinng will change shape when in place for extended periods so re-using the same O-Ring can lead to leaking and flooding as the seal will deteriorate over time. Safe Diving,

[@diverbrant]

I have lost my key , do you know where I can order one ? Thx

[@simplyscuba]

Hi theFaithfulWatchmen, your best option is to talk to your local Oceanic Service Centre who should be able to source a replacement for you. Apart from that you can look at circlip tools that should do the job if they open wide enough. Safe Diving, Mark

[@realestatesantafenmjudy2116]

If you showed this using a white watch we could see it better.

[@TigrisdeGallia]

How long does the battery last?