OSTC Sport - button stuck in depressed position
Posted: 11 Dec 2021, 05:57
Hi,
I have a later model OSTC sport with the blue buttons. It was purchased mid-last year but only used recently due to the pandemic. It has been used on 10-12 dives. It has been thoroughly rinsed in freshwater after each dive.
Today, after not diving for about three weeks, when entering the water, the right button (as worn on the wrist during a dive) would not depress easily. As I entered the water I depressed it a bit more forcefully and it then became stuck in the depressed position and it will not release back. It still functioned, though unhappily, during the dive. After the dive, due to the button being stuck in the pressed position, it cycled endlessly through menu options and would not quit. I removed the battery and it has been soaking in fresh water for a few hours now. Thus far the button is still stuck in the depressed position and it does not appear that it will easily become unstuck.
If there are any ideas on how to fix this, please please let me know.
Many thanks,
Mark
I have a later model OSTC sport with the blue buttons. It was purchased mid-last year but only used recently due to the pandemic. It has been used on 10-12 dives. It has been thoroughly rinsed in freshwater after each dive.
Today, after not diving for about three weeks, when entering the water, the right button (as worn on the wrist during a dive) would not depress easily. As I entered the water I depressed it a bit more forcefully and it then became stuck in the depressed position and it will not release back. It still functioned, though unhappily, during the dive. After the dive, due to the button being stuck in the pressed position, it cycled endlessly through menu options and would not quit. I removed the battery and it has been soaking in fresh water for a few hours now. Thus far the button is still stuck in the depressed position and it does not appear that it will easily become unstuck.
If there are any ideas on how to fix this, please please let me know.
Many thanks,
Mark