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    John Rutzen
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      John Rutzen
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        Hi, I have a Mitutoyo digimatic calliper that I bought about 30 years ago. Recently it's stopped working much to my chagrin. I think it's a battery contact problem, it looks as if one of the contacts has broken. Does anyone know it it''s possible to get a replacement part please. It comes up with the message 'error 05'. It does work if I press the battery down. Thanks.

        #449197
        David Jupp
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          Perhaps ask Mitutoyo 'Spare & Repairs' …

          They have a UK facility (details on their web site), and I presume they will also have them in other major markets.

          Their Japanese site claims to have parts lists available

          Edited By David Jupp on 27/01/2020 10:55:42

          #449198
          Michael Gilligan
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            I think it’s unlikely to be available as a spare, John … but it’s worth asking: **LINK**

            https://www.mitutoyo.co.uk/en_gb/services-support/spares-and-repairs/

            MichaelG.

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            David was quicker

            Edited By Michael Gilligan on 27/01/2020 10:52:01

            #449206
            John Rutzen
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              @johnrutzen76569

              Thanks , I've chatted with them online and they say it's obsolete so no spares. Does anyone know where i could get a tiny contact to suit the LR44 battery?

              #449221
              David Jupp
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                Check around on line for the error 05 problem. Some suggest dirt on the rack/sensor may be implicated.

                Worth making sure the battery is good. If holding battery down works, then maybe some packing either above battery or below the lower contact might help…

                #449227
                John Rutzen
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                  @johnrutzen76569

                  I've fixed it ! I found a very small stainless compression spring which I cut down and wound round under the contact. It provided just enough contact pressure and it worked. I don't know how long for but it was a contact problem.

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