Stinger/Spyder battery toolkit

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I dive a Stinger (and Cobra) and have not yet needed to change the battery. I have checked with the Suunto website which seems useless for service centers. I was gonna try a jewelry store to have battery changed. I noticed the date of the origional thread. This has just become very helpful. Thank You!
 
I don't think thats the right watch wrench,I ordered it and it won't open large enough to fit the watch bezel. could there be another one?
 
HI! i am new here, dont understand too much off english, can you please send me that pics of making tool, an opening watch on email. THANKS
email: enisic@bih.net.ba
 
I bought the Harbor Freight wrench too. The pins will not expand out far enough to fit in the recesses of the bezel. I finally gave up before I slipped with a spanner wrench and scratched the watch up. I do have a pilot watch (with a dead battery) that it will work on so it wasn't a totally wasted $10.00.

Aqualung said Underseas Scuba in Chicago is an authorzed Suunto repair center. I called them and they will replace the battery for $45.00 (plus S&H), or perform the bi-annual service (battery and o-rings) for $90.00. I think I am going to go the "battery only" route this time, and do the bi-annual every other time.
 
I have replaced my batery. Bought the tool from harbor freight tools for around $10. took it down to 120 feet and no leaks. bought battery and o ring off ebay for $6
 
Wait a min.... So, harbor freight tools, watch case opener works or not?:confused:
 
Have a look at this, a littel pricey at first but after that it's the right tool for the job and you'll only ever need the battery.

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got one of these myself its a good buy and well worth it, used it for the first time a couple of weeks ago on my own stinger, took about 3 minutes to change the battery (probably less) done 5 dives since and not a problem working perfectly, the site listed also has manuals in different languages explaining how to use the tool,
 

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