How can you open the receiver on the collar to replace the batteries?
630578
Unscrew the nipples off. There are two clips on the side of it. Pull them out & up dont pull too hard they will snap. The top should come off and thats how you change the batteries
630579
Mine went bad after I changed the batteries once. You have to take the material collar off the receiver and then you can open it. If you haven't purchased this one yet, don't. Spend a little more for a rechargeable one.
102868
Yes you can. Just grasp in by the small handle and pull it open then close it back. I sometime turn my batteries off because my cocker spaniel sometimes hops up so it will open .
838914
The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
191822
There is a small Slot at the top of the casing that is easy to open with a small blade or screw driver or in fact, I can open it with my finger nail. Once opened you simply take out the small button battery and replace it, then simply snap the top of the casing shut. There is also a little diagram in the instructions explaining how to change the battery.
2120057
Unscrew the black plastic piece that covers the charging hole. On the side where the screw is there is also a hole, use a paperclip or something pointy to depress the reset button. Your red indicator light should stay lit a solid color then press the V1 button on your remote. Your indicator light should then blink. Your remote is then paired with the collar.
1239379
I don't think it can be replaced. There doesn't seem to be an opening. The batteries are replaceable.
1187625
The collar has batteries which are included. Amazon also has the replacement batteries. If the beeping sound gets lower then you know the battery is dying and needs to be replaced. Replacing the batteries is easy.
1828936
You have to purchase a battery from the company that made the collar. Regular invisible fence batteries or camera batteries do not fit.
1640622
The two prongs unscrew from the receiver separating the receiver from the collar. You can use the plastic tool that is provided or any crescent wrench will work.
2207969
Your unit has a box that attaches to the wall where you installed the fence. Open it, very easy just pry off carefully. You will see a switch -- at the top of the circuit board in the middle that goes from 7 on the bottom to 10 on the top. You need what ever collar that is set for. Almost all are 7 --- 10 is used if you have other items that could interfere with the 7k. If you get the wrong one --- just change the switch on the circuit board.
192578
Yes. We've had our receiver collar for a couple years at least, and now the collar isn't working even with fresh batteries. I looked inside and made sure there weren't any pieces of dirt, etc in it. After inspection, I've come to believe that the spring-pin inside the collar (that creates a connection to the battery when you turn the collar on) has become weak and no longer reaches the surface of the battery. I could be wrong, and maybe it's something else, but regardless, our collar has stopped working. But it HAS lasted a long time and is well worth the money for the joy and safety it brings our cats. Yes. We've had our receiver collar for a couple years at least, and now the collar isn't working even with fresh batteries. I looked inside and made sure there weren't any pieces of dirt, etc in it. After inspection, I've come to believe that the spring-pin inside the collar (that creates a connection to the battery when you turn the collar on) has become weak and no longer reaches the surface of the battery. I could be wrong, and maybe it's something else, but regardless, our collar has stopped working. But it HAS lasted a long time and is well worth the money for the joy and safety it... » Read More Yes. We've had our receiver collar for a couple years at least, and now the collar isn't working even with fresh batteries. I looked inside and made sure there weren't any pieces of dirt, etc in it. After inspection, I've come to believe that the spring-pin inside the collar (that creates a connection to the battery when you turn the collar on) has become weak and no longer reaches the surface of the battery. I could be wrong, and maybe it's something else, but regardless, our collar has stopped working. But it HAS lasted a long time and is well worth the money for the joy and safety it brings our cats. « Show Less
1637409
On this one, removing the battery is a little tricky. There is a band of plastic that wraps around the curved back of the tuner. You have to grab the two ends of the band with your fingers and pull away from the tuner. (You might need a sharpish instrument, like a letter opener, to pry the ends toward the back a bit to get them started.) Once the strip is off, the battery comes right out, and the new one slides right in. Replacing the band is a snap (literally).
1747784
You just pluck the light assembly out of the top. It clicks in and out for changing batteries.
529770
You just unscrew the things on the back. The tool to do it came with the collar.
1708433
Yes. Tge bottom half pops open and there is a slot for the receiver next to the batteries.
11851
http://www.amazon.com/Replacement-charger-DogWidgets-training-collars/dp/B00B3XVNVI
1920869
First are you sure its not the hand held remote?? I had the same problem and it turned out to be a mostly dead 9volt battery in the hand held unit, if not, send the collar back to the company, they are very easy to work with