How to replace batteries
650266
The end of the light should just twist off, opposite the lighted end. I have two of these same exact lights and they are both that way. It isn't the easy to turn at first but it should come off with no problem.
650267
Go to the bottom of the flashlight and unscrew the cap with the knob like surface. The battery box will come right out.It might be pretty tight, so use a pair of pliers with a cloth around the cap. That way you won't scratch the surface.
650268
Screw off the top and the cylinder with the batteries are in it. Don't buy this product it is garbage. Not bright at all save your money.
650269
Is this a serious question?It's simple, remove end cap, the switch end, remove battery holder and replace batteries.
2076730
you can fix the battery yourself. if you have about 10 mins and a soldering iron. 1.use a small razor knife, work around battery casing cutting through the glue. corners are the hardest part. dont cut all the way through. be careful not to cut your pinkie and use care when trying to open casing. Just go slow and dont force anything. you need the old casing!!!!after opening clean off ledges on casing. the batteries have a part number on them. go on line and buy a couple. under $3 apiece. use solding iron to remove and install new one/ones. note how they are wired up and install same way,,, put back together and use just a dab of crazy glue. peace you can fix the battery yourself. if you have about 10 mins and a soldering iron. 1.use a small razor knife, work around battery casing cutting through the glue. corners are the hardest part. dont cut all the way through. be careful not to cut your pinkie and use care when trying to open casing. Just go slow and dont force anything. you need the old casing!!!!after opening clean off ledges on casing. the batteries have a part number on them. go on line and buy a couple. under $3 apiece. use solding iron to remove and install new one/ones. note how they are wired up and install same... » Read More you can fix the battery yourself. if you have about 10 mins and a soldering iron. 1.use a small razor knife, work around battery casing cutting through the glue. corners are the hardest part. dont cut all the way through. be careful not to cut your pinkie and use care when trying to open casing. Just go slow and dont force anything. you need the old casing!!!!after opening clean off ledges on casing. the batteries have a part number on them. go on line and buy a couple. under $3 apiece. use solding iron to remove and install new one/ones. note how they are wired up and install same way,,, put back together and use just a dab of crazy glue. peace « Show Less
1009994
1) Remove rubber sleeve. 2) Twist base to open and insert 3 AA batt. 3)Twist base to close and replace sleeve.
2099460
Unscrew end pull battery holder. Replace batteries. Incert holder back in flash light and replace cap.
671078
Actually, you don't. The battery is rechargeable, but if it fails, just buy a new set. It would cost more to replace the battery.
244309
Turn the lantern upside down. Unscrew the black cover, If the old batteries are still correctly installed, replace them one at a time with the same orientation, replace the cover with the tab in the slot, and screw it down. If the batteries have been removed, take out the inner cage and insert the new batteries in it one at a time with the plus sign as marked. Replace the cage with the batteries sticking out - it only fits one way. Insert the tab on the black cap into the slot, press it down and screw it on.
269035
Turn the mouse over and on the bottom is a cover marked "OPEN". Use a small coin or fingernail to pry this off. This is where the batteries (2 "AAA") are inserted. Be careful when placing a battery over the small plastic strip to leave a small strip available to make it easier to remove the bottom battery.
1304729
It's pretty simple. Just buy yourself some CR2032 batteries. Slide off the battery cover at the base of the unit. Pop the old ones out and replace.
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.
1049510
Remove the plug, slide out the mechanism replace the batteries. To remove the plug I used a tea spoon handle (it was skinny enough to fit while at the same time rounded as not to cut the rubber).
766277
I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of... » Read More I've had to replace two batteries in the first six months of use. You just unscrew 4, small Phillips screws from the backside of the light, and pull off the metal, then plastic back pieces to expose the guts of the unit. The battery is a AAA, 600mah, 1.2V, NiMH cell that can be popped out, and replaced. Sometimes there is a bit of hot melt glue from the mounting of one of the LED's that will hold the cell in place, but you can cut thru it with a razor blade.The units are working well, in our hostile Arizona sun, and I'm glad I bought the 10 pack, because I've got a couple of spares. By the way, upon receipt, one of the units was DOA, so I'd plan for the possibility when ordering. « Show Less
2073208
Yes, you can replace batteries. Just open the case, remove old batteries & cross reference them. I got the replacements at Auto Zone.
213591
http://www.photonlight.com/pages/Battery-Replacement-Instructions.htmlNot too difficult, but I do a lot of electronics repair. You don't have to be an expert.
500512
please look under the bottom of the unit there is A SCREW LOSSEN, TURN YOUR UNIT TO THE LEFT HALF TURN AND TAKE IT OFF THE DOOR OPEN THE BATTERY CASE ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT AND REPLACE THE BATTERIES AND REVERSE THE ORDER TO REPLACE ON DOOR.
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.
900456
Use your thumb to open the door for the battery, pull the little white plug wire to disconnect the old battery. Plug in the new battery and close the cover door. Job complete
1544796
Unscrew the magnetic end of the flashlight. It might take some effort the first time so use pliars if necessary. Once loose it is self evident how to replace the batteries.