I slid the battery pack in, but it was off the track and now I can't remove it. What do I do?
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Nathan I don't have a answer for that. I took out mine and tried duplicating what you described; and I stopped about half in, it started to take an increasing amount of pressure to get it to move. I can ho that might have happened to you, since you had no idea what it was supposed to feel like. If you got it all the way in, you may not be able to get it out. I know by now you've seen the instructions on the end of battery housing. You might try adjusting the light so that is almost all the way back toward the top head strap. This is so you can hit the body of the light against the palm of your other hand. Grasp it tightly in your dominate hand, make sure the battery cap is off and pointing down. I was able to hit with a fair amount of force against my other hand. This may help dislodge the battery housing or get out enough so you can grab it with something. If that doesn't work you may have to try something that may damage the light itself. I'm sorry you've had this problem with otherwise excellent light. Good Luck!
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The battery pack is keyed so that it only slides in (easily) one way. If the pack has not been forced all the way in, it may be possible to pull it out. There is no way to push from the bottom. If you cannot remove the pack, look up Streamlight on their website; you will probably need to send it to them.
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Don't pry it off. Take the 2 screws out of the front of the switch and the back of the switch will separate from the back. The batteries will be exposed.
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Pry it apart with a small knife or slotted screwdriver. Beware, I've had two of these go bad by way of eating up batteries within two days.
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There are 2 battery compartments on the underside of Pete. they both have a tab, AND a small screw to secure them.. you will need a very small phillips screw driver to get the screw out. Hope this is helpful.
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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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There is an intermediate internal stop that prevents the battery tray from falling out. Simply pull firmly on the tray to remove it.
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I was unable to remove the battery, it is stuck in the recharger. The recharger was split to two parts
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I had this happen, too. I guess vibration loosened it. Fortunately, I noticed it fall off and retrieved the front and the batteries. Know have the front attached with a piece of tape.
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On the under side of the scale there should be a slot. You can use a quarter to insert in the slot and rotate it to expose the battery. I just use my nail (which is very short) to pull the battery out. If the nail doesn't work a butter knife should do the trick.
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On the front just below the number pad, that small bottom section is the battery compartment. If you press down and push it should come right off.
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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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HiThe battery is in a compartment accessible from the bottom.Remove the panel.Undo the connections and slide it forward out of the compartment it is in.It's laying on it's side.Make sure you note which are the Positive and Negative poles and reconnect then the same way.http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff491/nohjekim/Images%20for%20Tech%20Forums/BatteryChange_zps7c2c9260.jpgMike
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It should be fairly easy to pry the cover off. You can use a small screwdriver or a fingernail to pop the cover in the direction that is indicated by the little arrow 90 degrees from the pocket clip. Mine pops right off and the battery will slide out.
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I just solved this problem with my lantern. It was stuck,so I ran a butter knife along the seal of the battery cover. I was then able to easily open it and replace the batteries.
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I have the same problem. So far I just remove the battery when not diving. Try removing the magnet used in the slider. I know that's not a good answer but it will give more info. I think it needs a bit more design work.
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Sounds like the battery pack is in backwards. Open compartment and turn pack end for end.
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Just slide the lint tray off and under it is a cover that you take off ( by pushing the tab ) and the batteries are under it. I havehad no problems with it. It comes off pretty easy. Good Luck!