I got the 3 alkaline button cell SR41 batteries defined in the instruction manual, they are not the right batteries at all. Where did I go wrong?
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I just took my batteries out for the light and they are LR41. The AAA is for the trimmer
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Gee, I'm sorry to hear of your problems. Mine came "ready to go" and I've yet to need to replace the batteries. If you received the wrong batteries for the unit, I suggest you contact Amazon. They are quick to resolve any problems I have ever had. Good luck.
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The lighted tweezer uses small watch batteries. The trimmer uses a triple-A battery.
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I took mine apart for you this morning and YES it takes one AAA Duracell battery. Slippers
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All you need is an AAA battery, and it will work! (At least that worked for me)
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I am not sure but I do know that it takes one triple A battery. And this is the best little shaver, far better than other brands. It cost a bit more but it is worth it.
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it uses AAA size batteries i use this one which i also got from amazong .. you could check the link . Amazon.com: eneloop NEW 800 mAh Typical, 750 mAh Minimum, 1500 cycle, 4 pack AAA, Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries: Electronics http://goo.gl/ucn7Mhope it helps
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Not exactly.Just took these measurements with a caliper. A standard alkaline primary cell with a "button" end AAA is 1.745" longThe pack length is 1.979" min, 2.025" max, with the green "wrap" in place (The difference is that the area where the wires come out is a little longer.)The diameter measures the same as the alkaline battery if you discount the green "wrap".
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Battery info in enclosed manual in box. Handheld uses one CR2032. Tag uses SR54 (silver oxide) 1.5v button cell. both can be found in most stores that carry batteries. Its on page 8 of the manual.
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Just to be sure, I went to the drawer and took the flashlight out. I removed one of the Duracell batteries I had in it. Much to my surprise, no where on the battery did I find the size printed. But I know it has to be a "D" cell. It takes 2 "D" cells. I see the confusion with 2C in the name.
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standard button batteries--don't have the #, but reply below is probably accurate. I just didn't have it written down, and didn't want to open the case.
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There are two different battery sizes involved, one for the clicker and one for the receiver. They are a lithium cell CR2032, widely available at places that sell batteries for electronics (I got a replacement at a local drug store, but I imagine that big box stores would carry them). Round, flat battery. The other one is a 27A 12v Alkaline battery, looks like a teeny AAA battery but even smaller. I didn't have the patience to go around looking for this (the drug store I bought the other battery from didn't have them) so I ordered several on line through Amazon to have handy. They were inexpensive. An extra battery set is included with each Click n Ship, which is a nice plus.
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I've had problems with button top batteries in my mods. Flat top seems to be the only ones that work honestly. I have use these batteries in my sigelei zmax.
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They look like these: Varta Button Cell Type 389 Battery But I can't confirm it as I don't have the pens anymore. They are cheap and you can find them anywhere.
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It comes with two button-cell batteries, like those frequently found in watches -- but the ones which came with mine were dead in the box, even though they were not installed in the remote, in the box. (My multimeter read them as absolute zero charge.) If you encounter a similar issue, replacement button-cell batteries can be found at Radio Shack and many other electronics stores; just make sure you match up the four-digit CR number on the top of the battery.
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Mine works with regular alkaline batteries. Sounds like a defective unit, not a battery problem.
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It requires 4 double A batteries to work...the packaging says alkaline battery is best. I just bought regular batteries.if u have rechargable batteries,that would be fine as well...
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I had trouble with swapping the battery. I think I had two batteries of the right size, pried this open just fine, but once I FORCED the two batteries in, they were too tall (by the tiniest amount) and were constantly pressing on the chip's button. Has anyone run into that? I'll see if I can find those batteries that didn't fit and double-check their type.
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This case is designed to use six rechargeable AA batteries, not six alkaline AA batteries. The radio uses 7.4 volts [A] 6 rechargeable batteries x 1.2 volts = 7.2 volts (charged to the max it might give you 1.275 volts each = 7.65 volts) 7.2 - 7.65 volts is just fine, will work. [B] 6 alkaline batteries x 1.5 volts = 9.0 volts (brand new batteries might give you 1.6 volts each = 9.6 volts) 9.0 - 9.6 volts is way over-powered, wont work. [C] 5 alkaline batteries (+ 1 dummy) x 1.5 volts = 7.5 volts (brand new batteries might give you 1.6 volts each = 8.0 volts) 7.5 - 8.0 volts just makes the top limit (8.0142 volts) on power overage. The real difference between [A] and [C] is the mAh capacity; the alkaline's will always give you more because of chemistry design (longer lasting).
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Yes, right next to where the AA batteries go's it says CR1220. If you open this little compartment there is a CR1220 button cell battery in there that occasionally needs to be changed. Not often. I hope this helped.
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Apparently I have the "old" version (D cell batteries) but I've had the unit for several years and they've been no problem. I'd guess that they're using more solid state components and so are requiring less power -- thus the smaller batteries. In any case the system works, and works well. I wouldn't sweat the small stuff. PS - Also have the HWH system and have the same experience with it.
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I got like 300 pictures and 5 minutes of video on the alkaline batteries that came with my camera. ... My rechargeable Energizer 2300mAh nimh batteries seemed to be doing about the same. (surprisingly ... I usually get better performance out of the rechargeable, but I may have been using an old / worn out set)
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2 x AG13 button cells. AG13/LR44 Alkaline Button Cell Battery - 10 packAlso, the Product Description on the ordering page: Powered by two LR44 batteries