How do you take off the battery cover on the 6D?
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Open the battery cover, on the inside of it there's a little silver spring loaded button that slides to release it. On the battery grip there's a place on the side of the part that slides into the camera that holds the battery cover for you so you don't lose it.
1574066
one side of the cover pivot has a spring-loaded pick, pull the pin back and pivot the cover out of the chamber. reverse the action to put the cover back on
1574067
Opening the battery cover, you're going to see (on the aluminum plate) a small black lock next to the hinge. With the camera upside down and the lens facing your right leg, just move it in the same direction where the small black arrow is pointing and turn it a little bit forward and it will come out slowly.
1574068
Hard to explan. see manual on this site. This should make it more clear on removing cover. http://www.manualsearcher.com/canon/bg-e13/manual/
2203406
use your fingernail push down from the center top and slightly move the battery out.
131522
On the inside of the battery cover there is a little black switch that you slide to one side as you pull the cover out of place. The switch is spring loaded and allows for the easy removal of the battery cover.
698875
Squeeze the front red plastic cover on the thin side (eg. The 3 LEDs o horizontally, put your fingers above an below the center LED, not on the left and right.) Then just pull the cover off. It feels like it should have a spot on the back for the batteries but it doesn't. They go in the LED compartment, parallel to the LEDs. Hope this helped!
475538
I was not able to remove the battery cover. I am looking to buy a non-digital metronome now.
1259630
Ha! Funny you should ask because I have to change my battery also. If you look at your two ear pieces you will notice that half of one is half black and half green. That is where the batteries are located at. Gently, with your fingers, push up and that black cover should move and then lift it off. Once you are done make sure that you snap it back into place and that it is firmly secured.
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There is a cover with ridges on the back. Press on the ridges and push away from the temple sensor and the cover will slide away. Then you can replace the two AAA bateries.
494288
On the front, below the number pad, press below the "3D" and the "-" and push away from the number pad. The cover will slide off and reveal the AAA batteries (I believe 2).
1296907
There is no need to remove cover to access battery or SD Cards. There are cut-out for them. As for the tripod mount it depends on the mount itself, the one that I use works with a little finessing.
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(1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on the battery compartment cover) and replace battery cover and slide dust/lint compartment back into place. (1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on... » Read More (1) Hold device steady with one hand, then grip the clear dust/lint compartment and slide it "down" (away from the cutter head). (2) Now notice the battery compartment cover (little images of batteries when you look closely. This battery compartment cover has a small tab on its left side. (3) With just a little gentle force (perhaps using an index finger or a SMALL screwdriver), just push the tab ever so slightly away from the edge (towards the center) and the battery compartment cover should easily come off. (4) Insert four size-C batteries with correct polarity (as indicated on the battery compartment cover) and replace battery cover and slide dust/lint compartment back into place. « Show Less
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It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight. Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to be sure. If ANY water enters this area the camera could be damaged permanently.
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Simply remove the battery compartment cover on the camera. Store it in the extension of the grip that sticks up. Take the battery out of the camera. Place the extension that you just stored the cover into the camera. Use the tripod screw to secure the connection. Put batteries in the grip and you're good to go.
1070273
remove coupling.Press orange button down to clear casing. Grasp clear lugs each side of "open" and pull carefully. Remove orange cover and tap gently and battery will drop out.
51869
You aroused my curiosity so I checked my unit only to find that I also could not slide the battery cover off. I unplugged the cables, then took a thin bladed paring knife (with a dull cutting edge) and slipped the blade into the joint near the thumb grip. For safety I wrapped my thumb with several layers of a dish cloth, then I applied downward pressure and also pressure in the direction of the arrow while also applying prying pressure to the knife blade with the other hand. Before re-installing the cover I applied a thin coating of Vaseline to the slide areas and to the retaining catch. AVOID THE BATTERY CONTACTS! Hope this helps!
64480
On the side opposite the volume control, press down on the narrow part of the colored section and slide it off, in the direction toward the wide part. Note both battery's + point the same direction.
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I couldn't tell you as we still can't get the battery cover off. The company has not answered my inquiry as to where to send it back and, therefore, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
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Pop off the front plastic cover. There might be one screw holding the batteries in behind a plate. Once removed, there is an electrical connector that needs to be disconnected. The batteries should slide out just by pulling on them. If they don't budge, they might be bulged. In that case, you would need to disassemble the chassis some more.