Old 11-20-18, 05:02 PM
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If that is the sensor on a chest strap and you only have three screws holding it on, it might be easier for sweat to get into it. You might consider putting some electrical tape over the backside where your skin contacts it to seal it.

If it is a screw that goes into plastic, a lot of watches like Casio for example use small screws. A watch section in a store might be able to help if that store replaces watch batteries. They might just give you a screw if they have any spares.
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