where can I buy 0.5 philips screwdriver in order to remove screw in omron pedometer in order to change the battery
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I bought a precision screwdriver set from a dollar store. Or you might try a glasses repair kit.
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i was actually able to change the battery by using the end of a fingernail file with a sharp point to remover the screw. the last omron pedometer i had, i stripped the screw, so i just taped the back on and that also worked well.
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I have a precision screw driver set that I purchased at a local hardware store for about $5.00. The 3/64 inch Phillips driver in the kit will do the trick as will the 1/32 inch driver, also in the kit. All of the Omron HJ-105 pedometers that I bought from Amazon came with dead batteries. However, the battery is not difficult to change. Check out an hardware store or big box home store (electrical department) for a precision screw driver set. I use these screw drivers for many tasks including fixing eyeglasses. Good Luck ! JCA
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There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four... » Read More There are more than one model number in this line of drills. The drill I have is model number 691796; and the battery pack I have is #691798. It may not be available as a replacement (There should be a law against this!!!), but almost anyone can change out the old batteries with newer type NIMH batteries for a much-better battery pack. The instructions are available on the Web! Just Google it! For about $30, one can change the old batteries out with NIMH ones, and you will have real bragging rights with your friends/relatives. By the way, the battery pack is only held together with four Phillips-head screws. The instructions are well-written, so follow them! « Show Less
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You can use a coin or flat head screw driver and twist and it will separate . You will then see the 2023 battery .
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I called Life Fitness directly and they were incredibly helpful! The battery on the model I have was accessible from the bottom with 2 screws, somewhat awkward but very do-able.
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Porter Cable PC18CSL Replacement Rip Fence # 5147196-01 works great. Unfortunately, it does not come with a screw to hold it in place. Go to Lowe's (or anywhere really) and find a 10-32 x 1/2 Thumb Screw. Came in a bag of two for only $0.68. Perfect fit and no screw driver needed! The thumb screw I bought is this one ----> http://www.lowes.com/pd_137353-37672-880948_0__?Ntt=10-32+x+1%2F2+thumb+screw&User;Search=10-32+x+1%2F2+thumb+screw&productI;d=3012554&rpp;=48
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Pull on the slot with finger nail and w/ a small screwdriver push on the release tab. Replace w 2025 battery. Watch polarity
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You can find them at KMart, Walmart, Target or anywhere that sells batteries, really. It's a simplistic watch battery. Very common battery.
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Use Phillips head screwdriver. The screws come off and you can replace with 3 AAA batteries.
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Yes you can replace the battery. Just take the old one out and get the number on it and go get another. I swear by these pedometerts. I am 71 and walk over 10,000.00 steps a day and this pedometer helps me do that !!!!
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The 2 tri-wing screwdrivers that I bought through Amazon are similar in size to a Phillips head size 0. They were for a friend. I think she said they worked (to open a Nintendo). Anyway, there is a size 1 Philips, and I have used a size 0 successfully in its' place. I don't know if the tri-wing drivers are similarly numbered as Phillips.My tri-wings both say 360/Yx50 though they differ slightly in size. They took over a month to ship from China. Hope this helps.
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I just pulled the plastic tab out, and it worked fine. I don't remember needing a screwdriver for now, but I don't know if it will be required when I get to the point of changing the battery, which won't be for a while.
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the battery is cr2032 and u can get them at walmart, cvs or anyplace that sells watch batteries. I got a 3pk for $4.58
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Hey, I'm not sure the exact type it said as I gave it as a gift. But from what I saw when I was installing them for the person I gave it too, they are watch-type batteries, just a little fatter, if that makes sense. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. And I am truly sorry for my late reply, I've been out of town with family. Happy Holiday's!Edit: But they do have a set that come with the Screwdriver initially, so it will be able to answer the question better once you get the item :3
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you'll need a #1 phillips or a 1/8 in common screwdriver.The batteries are in the bathroom in the cabinet.Screw is on the bottom near the floor.There are 3 batteries.
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Not likely removing the screw will aid in removing your battery. Maybe you need to ask someone close to you about removing your battery.
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Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
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I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat... » Read More I used both screwdrivers (and a few more) and managed to strip all the battery screws. Couldn't get the old battery out and didn't know what to do. Sent away for an extractor set and eventually used a flat screwdriver to get the screws out and replace them. Although the screwdrivers that came with the battery are somewhat helpful, I don't think they're exactly right for the task.By the way, the screws in my computer (a MacBook Pro 16" mid-2009) are pentalobe screws which are really unique - a pentalobe screwdriver might work on it, or it might not. I'd try a flat screwdriver, a lot of patience, and some pressure before buying a pentalobe screwdriver if you don't already have one. « Show Less