Battery Pack question: Does anyone know how open the battery pack?
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There are two very small phillips head screws located on the top of the battery pack (top side is with the upper strap connected to it). The two small screws locked into the small battery compartment lid so they should not fall out when you unscrew them.
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Unfortunately, I could not open it up to see how to change the battery. I went online to find a parts list. Could not get any technical/repair/parts information on this product from DeLonghi.Gus
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Sounds like the battery pack is no good! Did you try contacting the seller? Or try using another cable to charge it and see if that works.
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Hi, this remote can be a challenge to open ☺. Hold it upside-down with the back of the unit facing you...place one finger on the small tab at the end of the battery cover and position your fingernail in the curved space at the top of the tab. Push in and down on the tab with your fingertip, and at the same time, pull the tab with your fingernail. Hope I'm making sense!
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If you look at the battery cover on the back, you will see a small tab. With your fingernail or something like a popsicle stick catch the slightly pointed end and push it to to battery cover, closing the 1/8" gap, When it touches the battery cover, lift it. You are correct, it's not the easiest one to open.
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Remove battery bay cover on the underside of the unit, gently pry out battery pack from bay and then gently pull on battery pack until you see a small white connector in line with the wires. The connector may get caught in the side port so look for this if you don't see the connector. Gently pull on either side of the connector until the connector separates. Plug the new battery pack in the connector half attached to the unit, carefully feed the extra wire through the side port, seat the battery pack in the bay and re-install the cover.
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Try a coin. It is kind of hard at first, but if you push up on it, it snaps out. There looks like two openings for the battery, but it's the upper one. The lower is for the little circular stand that comes with it.
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Push the battery to the right. The left side will pop out. Then pull the battery up. Ta-da!
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Well the battery pack is internal and not replaceable... That said if you a resourceful DIY person I'm sure you would open then handle and figure out what its got inside for batteries and locate a replacement if you were so inclined. This one is new so I hope to not discover what's inside for a few years to come.
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Make sure the battery is connected properly in the back. Make sure the battery is also charged. And press the button on the battery pack in the back to turn it on
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Unfortunately, the trick is to use something thin to pry it open. I haven't tried it yet as I haven't had to access my battery, but feel as though I could also break it. Not a good design for sure, but for the price, I guess we get what we pay for!
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you have to remove two screws, take it apart, then have access to the battery!
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Yes, I had a lot of trouble also, but keep pushing on it as hard as you can. It will open. Try pressing "down" and at the same time push the button "in". The opposite green grip will start to push out and the batteries are under that. Hope this helped you.
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It can't be opened (the Lightning port). You should use the micro USB port to charge it
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It's easy, Judy, but just a bit counter-intuitive. The Battery button releases the entire top of the mouse. It opens up like a clamshell to reveal the batteries. If you are like me, you are trying to open what appears to be a panel on the bottom of the mouse. It took me awhile to figure it out! Hope this helps.
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How do you open the battery compartment? I replaced the battery once, but this time I cannot open the compartment.
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I haven't had it long enough to know and face that dilemma. I had to toss a different brand because I could not access the rechargeable battery. I hope this one can be opened somehow to access what are usually very NiMH standard batteries, but I don't know. Good luck. Maybe Waring can tell you.