how do I get to the battery?
619092
The batteries are re-chargeable Ni-Cad. When they finally fail altogether (mine did after about 10 months) you have to remove all the screws holding the motor case halves together. Inside you will fine a mass of batteries with steel tabs that have been spot welded together. By design, it is easier to just replace the entire vacuum than the batteries.
619093
Don't even bother. When my battery finally went on my last one I took it to a battery store. When they opened it up there were about 10 small batteries all wired together in a way that a layman cannot replace and for them to replace them cost more than a new unit. Throw it out, save the filter for back up and buy new!
619094
Don't even bother. When my battery finally went on my last one I took it to a battery store.When they opened it up there were about 10 small batteries all wired together in a way that a layman cannot replace and for them to replace them cost more than a new unit. Throw it out,save the filter for back up and buy new!
619095
There was a charger that could be mounted on the wall, allowing easy access for plugging the dirt devil in for recharging. Check their website for more information.
1342951
Use a flat bladed screwdriver against the wire connector to slide it off the battery. A few light taps should get it going.
790721
There are two little tabs on the back side for two battery locations. Just pull on the tabs and it will open.
2188248
Below the numerical pad is the battery compartment. Just push and slide down.
1036917
There is no way to access the battery. I spoke to the seller and they confirmed this. See my 2-star review dated May 15, 2014.
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
1982647
No there isn't. You need to completely remove the ccase to access the battery.
107879
Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
1912544
Holding your camera as if to take a picture, on the end of the camera on the right side, there is an arrow which points (downward) to open the battery compartment. Once you've slid the compartment door, lift up, and you'll see where the batteries go.
428719
There's a small plastic tab between the batteries and the contacts. Pull that out.
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.
1757991
It's not obvious but if you pull back (it's not sewn shut) the belt on the inside at the bottom, you can access the batteries. You'll need to do this on the front and back.
1637408
This was not to easy .. As you are looking at display , turn 180 so you are looking at the back.. Squeeze the sides and pull.. Mine was very, very tight... Once that slides out you can see and change the battery...
2203406
use your fingernail push down from the center top and slightly move the battery out.
249050
There is a button on the back you'll find it right away. Battery dies fast so stock up. Hope I helped.
379115
It's a little tricky :) Turn it over and you have the black back cover with the big "B" on it. If you look at the edges you will see two small triangles along the sides. If you push down on the back and spin the whole back cover in the direction of the arrows (not even a quarter of a turn), the back will simply pop off and you'll see the battery compartment. Hope this helps...or write back if you can't get it. --CC
1815089
It can be tricky. You basically have to open it up (pushing on the gray button on the top - look at the back, it should say "open") and then sliding out the little battery slot. If you're facing the front of the machine, the battery slot is located on the left hand side, but you can't access it until you pop the thing open. It's also a replacement that's needed, there's no re-charging to be done. Good luck!