How to insert batteries in Panasonic vhs playPak?
1135582
Its very easy. It uses one AA battery and the battery compartment is located on the left side of the pak. Just pull the black tab out and insert the battery. This unit does a really good job. Have used mine a lot since I had recorded a lot of camcorder video with the small vhs cassette tapes. Hope this helps.
1135583
I can't really remember since I haven't used mine in quite a while, but my recollection is that it was very obvious and very easy :). Wish I could remember exactly how I did it.
1135584
Its very easy. It uses one AA battery and the battery compartment is located on the left side of the pak. Just pull the black tab out and insert the battery. This unit does a really good job. Have used mine a lot since I hadrecorded a lot of camcorder video with the small vhs cassette tapes. Hope this helps.
821369
With the back of the remote toward you and the battery compartment up, there is a small gap on the top right of the battery compartment. Slide the tab just to the right of that gap into the gap and hold it in place. The battery tray will slide out easily.
2048956
Slide the top in first to match the connectors, large connector (negative) on the left. Then push the bottom part in to the battery compartment. Good luck.
1496363
it's your typical cr2025 3v flat round battery. You can find them in most radio shacks or even krogers/ralphs or major markets. To open your remote, ther'e a little rectangular opening about an inch up, and i'm talking small, 2 centimeters wide? well push that in with a pen tip or small screwdriver while pulling down where that indentation at the bottom edge of the remote and it slides out. the rectangular part is what's locking it in place.
1947885
The answers you've received are correct, the camera comes with a cord to charge the battery in camera. I also bought the Wasabi battery 2-pack and charger and I've used those batteries in the camera. They work fine, so you don't need to buy Panasonic brand batteries as one person suggested.
1010836
I've found the best way to mount it inside a refrigerator or freezer with plastic walls is to pick up some Velcro tape with adhesive on both parts. Stick the hook piece to the refrigerator wall where you want the thermometer to be and the fuzzy piece to the back of the thermometer. This way you can remove it easily to replace the battery. Note that changing the battery takes a bit of trial and error with a bent paper clip, but once you've done it it's fairly easy to repeat. Try pressing it in and down on the latch and then pry the battery slide out with a thin flat-blade screwdriver.
1678029
Use a coin to turn the slot on the side of the player until it unlocks. Then you slide the cover off, replace the batteries (4 AA), slide the cover on and turn the slot back to the lock position with the coin. We use rechargeable batteries because it uses up a lot of power.
1762718
Remove the remote from the holder. The remote over and pull the lower half of the back cover away from the top half of the back cover. there are your batteries.
1884625
I opened the Panasonic vhs playpak because one of the " arms" that moves the vhsc cassette tape became stuck. Anyway, after I opened it, I dropped it on the floor and all the plastic parts and a couple of small springs fell out.
1859212
Assuming you are still looking for an answer...Flip the remote over, and near the bottom you will see the back is marked with an exclamation point inside of a silver triangle.A this end of the remote, you will see a little clip. This is holding the drawer where the battery is installed. Push the clip towards the middle of the remote with your fingernail and then slide the drawer out.Install the battery with the side marked with a plus sign (+) towards the back of the remote. Slide the drawer back in until the clip locks it into place and you should be set.Good luck! Assuming you are still looking for an answer...Flip the remote over, and near the bottom you will see the back is marked with an exclamation point inside of a silver triangle.A this end of the remote, you will see a little clip. This is holding the drawer where the battery is installed. Push the clip towards the middle of the remote with your fingernail and then slide the drawer out.Install the battery with the side marked with a plus sign (+) towards the back of the remote. Slide the drawer back in until the clip locks it into place and you should be... » Read More Assuming you are still looking for an answer...Flip the remote over, and near the bottom you will see the back is marked with an exclamation point inside of a silver triangle.A this end of the remote, you will see a little clip. This is holding the drawer where the battery is installed. Push the clip towards the middle of the remote with your fingernail and then slide the drawer out.Install the battery with the side marked with a plus sign (+) towards the back of the remote. Slide the drawer back in until the clip locks it into place and you should be set.Good luck! « Show Less
241674
Unscrew the tailcap to insert batteries. It takes one 18650 lithium battery or 2 CR123 batteries. Hope this helps.
1939851
On bottom of shuffler there are two panels with a release tab at front of each one. Push release tab with finger tip toward the back and open the panels and insert batteries. Then replace panels which just clip back in place.
1778738
Just remove the top section with a screwdriver and remove the second cover again with a screwdriver. You'll find the batteries inside. I've had mine for couple weeks and it's working lovely.
1203854
Yes. That is what I did. I used Velcro though so I could replace batteries easily.
910408
The black plastic piece on the bottom of the item ; push lightly and slide down and it should slide off install the batteries correctly there will be a plus and minus engraving inside under he plastic piece
1394457
You merely remove both small screws, take off the cover, take out the old batteries and insert the new. Watch what direction the writing on the old batteries face so you insert the new ones properly.
346153
Thats great to know I just brought mine home and haven't even opened the box yet as my new htpc hasn't arrived.But I have a box of AA nimh batteries as Seems all my grandsons toys use Batteries and buying recharables just mades sence. They are pretty inexpensive on ebay by the way.