If you remove a battery from a bottom slot, do the ones above it slide down in position, filling the slot that was just emptied?
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No the batteries do not slide down as they are used. Each battery in the caddy has a designated slot. However, I use mine in a drawer where I can reach in and get the batteries as needed and they are stored in a safe upright caddy where it is easy to see the sizes. I used to keep batteries in a square plastic storage box where I had to search for the sizes and also found that this was not the safest way to store batteries. Hope this information helps...
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
2025063
No it slides into the slot, but this one sticks out further than the original
1618819
Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how... » Read More Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. « Show Less
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Mine has two small tabs on the battery cover at one end that slide in first, then the other end of the battery cover snaps into place. Mine stays securely there.
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Mine was half in, half out, as well - on each of the 4 that I bought. So I removed each battery cover and had to both unscrew one end and push from the other end to get each screw out. Now, I dont bother with the screws, since they arent necessary to keep the cover on.
910408
The black plastic piece on the bottom of the item ; push lightly and slide down and it should slide off install the batteries correctly there will be a plus and minus engraving inside under he plastic piece
408175
Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
1280020
On the front just below the number pad, that small bottom section is the battery compartment. If you press down and push it should come right off.
1717869
The bottom part (with the magnetic) unscrews for the 3 AAA batteries. They are a little flimsy, but cool and work pretty well. I am not sorry I bought a few to have in various places. We took them camping last weekend.
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Yes I found that it took a bit of time and patience to wiggle the battery out of its slot. I actually took two thin wooden wedges and was able to get the tip of each one both sides of the battery and slowly nudge the battery out of it's slot. When I put the new battery in I put some duct tape on each side of the base and fashioned a handle so the next time I could more easily pull the old battery out of its slot. It is just a matter of having a thin strong implement to wedge in the small openings on the side and work the battery out of its slot. Good luck
454356
Just squeeze tabs on either side of the lower part of the handle and pull down. Battery should slide out then slide fresh battery in and your good to go. Tabs are tight at first, but battery will come out.
814247
hope this helps if my memory serves me you rotate the bottom. It has tabs on it. The bottom comes out and the batteriesgo in alternating direction. If you look inside the case once it is open there should be a diagram. Sam S
1939853
Battery doors are in bottom. There are 2, one set on each side. There is push clip on front side of door,,,just push it toward middle, while pulling up simultaneously. Just a fingernail in slot should do it easily. Mine were so loose, I have to put scotch tape over the retaining clip on the door, or the batteries fall out while in use.
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Battery cover removes with Allen wrench,batteries go in small end first ,stack all 3Replace cover.Any questions you can call supplier,very helpful company
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the bottom of the d battery goes against the spring. If you have any more questions., ask me..
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it has tiny screws on the corners, so I am sure if you unscrew them, there should be a place for the battery.
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The bottom of the product should twist off, then securely twist the opposite direction to close after inserting new batteries. Thank you for shopping with us! ~GigglesWorld