tamagurlbri
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OK,I just recently bought new batteries for my two v3s. Here is the prob, every time I put in a new battery in both of them, the battery dies 2 days after!!!!!Please help me with this problem!!!!
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help! bad battery problem!(v3)
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what kind of batteries are you using?
cheap ones don't last long at all.
cheap ones don't last long at all.
Eternal Mametchi Fan
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That has been happening to my v4.5 for four years. It sucks all the power for some reason... I don't think you can fix it. 
Violetchilluvr3
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Unfortunately, there are some Tamas that were made with battery-sucking power. You might need to buy another one. 
PixieTama123
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Like the 1st wave V1's, they have a battery life problem. So yes, you might want to buy a new one.
tamagurlbri
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Ok,to tell y'all the truth...I bought the cheap batteries *-* but who whould buy a 5 dollar pack of only 2 batteries at Walmart? ???I'm just saying..
Violetchilluvr3
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Not to be rude, but people who want their Tamas to work.
Try the non-cheap batteries and see what happens.
Try the non-cheap batteries and see what happens.
Tamagotchi V6
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Ok,
With the information given,I only have one fix for this.
1.Locate your Tamagotchi.If it's a V3,it should look like this:
2.Flip your Tamagotchi over,and remove the back of it.
3.Make sure it has the correct battery in it.It should be a CR2032 battery,with 3 volts.Below is a Japanese example:
4.If all is currently in order,use a small screw driver with 4 lines coming out of the bottom,I believe a Philips Head screw driver,to remove the tiny screws that hold your Tama together.
5.Check that all is in order.You should then clean the contacts and surrounding with a tissue etc. and then screw the Tama back together.
If the problem persists,I recommend that you either get a new V3,or find extremely cheap CR2032 3V batteries,lithum cell.
I wish you well.
With the information given,I only have one fix for this.
1.Locate your Tamagotchi.If it's a V3,it should look like this:
2.Flip your Tamagotchi over,and remove the back of it.
3.Make sure it has the correct battery in it.It should be a CR2032 battery,with 3 volts.Below is a Japanese example:
4.If all is currently in order,use a small screw driver with 4 lines coming out of the bottom,I believe a Philips Head screw driver,to remove the tiny screws that hold your Tama together.
5.Check that all is in order.You should then clean the contacts and surrounding with a tissue etc. and then screw the Tama back together.
If the problem persists,I recommend that you either get a new V3,or find extremely cheap CR2032 3V batteries,lithum cell.
I wish you well.
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tamagurlbri
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Thank you guys your replies really helped
xxKuchipatchixx
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Do you people know if this is a common problem for V3's as I am buying one and now I am concerned this will happen to it.
tamagurlbri
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probably not because I bought cheaper batteries but now I dont........i would buy batteries @ big lots
Hope that helped!!!!!!~tamagurlbri~
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