How do I get battery drawer to pull out? If I hit the eject button it only opens a little way.
173590
Too many features of the camera are junk.Not worth the money. I returned mine in a month.
173591
Fortunately mine isn't as snug as yours and it gently slides right out. But, just pull it straight out as the others suggest.
173592
Yea...its a little concerning but you have to pull out pretty hard. You think that you're going to break it but you won't. It's worse when the batteries are in it. The M-880 is pretty much the same.
173593
You just pull it out for some reason it's sticks so just pull a little harder
1846533
With the KV slider brackets, pull the drawer all the way out and then there is a black plastic piece on the slider that you push and it releases the drawer from the rest of the slider. It is simple.
1715366
There is an intermediate internal stop that prevents the battery tray from falling out. Simply pull firmly on the tray to remove it.
1279642
There is a small gap between the battery slide and the handle. I used a small screwdriver to push down just above the arrow in the gap. There is a small plastic hook there that slides up under the handle portion when closed and once it is pushed down you can slide it open. Hope this helps.
118998
Well if the red button that says OPEN doesn't open the drawer. Check the batteries. If it isn't that, I don't know. I'm sorry :)
2099462
Unscrew the back cap - the one with the on/off button. The battery carrier will then slide out, be sure to put it back in the same way it came out.
2053964
If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
1056302
On the front of the unit, there's a little silver button, flush with the front edge, that has the standard symbol for eject (triangle with a line beneath it). Press this and wait a second and the drawer will pop open a bit. The drive must first be plugged into a computer with the USB cable because that's where it gets power.
1343911
push up on the thumb lever holding the battery in and the battery should pop out.
1673280
use a tiny screw driver to unscrew the screw. It's oddly shaped with a wider bottom, so once loosened, you have to pop it out (I pryed it out with the same tiny screw driver. Then puse a larger screwdriver to twist the backing. (place the larger screwdriver or a penny in the little notch on the backing and twist until the tiny tab is visible). The pop the backing off with your tiny screwdriver. Once I replaced my battery, I put the backing back on and twisted so the tab help it in; I did NOT replace the screws because they were a superfluous pain in the rear.
1746232
There is a sliding cover to the 2 battery compartments. I don't have mine in front of me, but you should be able to figure out which way to slide it open.
2063489
If mounted properly on the wall or ceiling, turn the unit counter clockwise (about 1/3 turn) until the unit separates from the screw-mounted base. This unit uses two (2) size AA batteries which are housed inside the unit in a pull out "drawer" located on the side of the unit directly above the "F" in the name 'First Alert' printed on the face of the unit. The pull out drawer has a little rounded bulge allowing for you to use a finger to pull open the drawer. It sometimes sticks a bit. Best way is, using your left hand hold the unit, and with your right hand pull straight out the little plastic drawer holding the two AA-sized batteries. After replacing the batteries, and closing the drawer the unit will emit a loud beep telling you the fresh batteries are positioned correctly.
1662965
There is a seam under the on off switch, the entire bottom part / the handle pulls off and the batteries go inside there :) good luck!
191822
There is a small Slot at the top of the casing that is easy to open with a small blade or screw driver or in fact, I can open it with my finger nail. Once opened you simply take out the small button battery and replace it, then simply snap the top of the casing shut. There is also a little diagram in the instructions explaining how to change the battery.
1982687
It should be fairly easy to pry the cover off. You can use a small screwdriver or a fingernail to pop the cover in the direction that is indicated by the little arrow 90 degrees from the pocket clip. Mine pops right off and the battery will slide out.
381975
I had the same issue, but I don't remember how I eventually got them out. See if there is something that needs to be pushed up on the bottom or if the drawer needs to be raised up to be taken out. There was a trick to it--I remember that.
288573
The drawer opens from underneath the motor area. Grip underneath and pull it out.