what type battery does the remote sensor take? how easy is it to replace. has real small screws
776986
There should be a screwdriver included with the clock. It use a flat round round bastery.
776987
There are 4 screws - they are pretty small. I used an eyeglass screwdriver to remove them. It can be phillips or regular. It was very easy to do, just needed a tiny screwdriver to fit. It uses 2 AAA batteries.
776988
Sorry, can't help. I couldn't make it work for me so returned the spa/clock
776989
The remote sensor takes 2 AAA batteries. There are 4 small screws that are easily open with a Robinson screwdriver. The small kind like you'd use on watches or the hinges on your eye classes. I didn't find it hard to open as I did it just now to verify the size of the battery.
776990
So funny.. i just replaced the batteries last night. AA batteries, it was easy to replace, there are some small screws. The batteries lasted over a year, but it is having some trouble in the cold weather. It is in the negatives here in NY and the outside temp is not reading.
2248594
I got my last one from Batterysharks.com. Item NB6-4.5. All you have to do is take it apart. take out the screws and the brace that holds it in and put the new one in. very easy. you can do a google search for that item as well. call 800-657-1303 or order@batterysharks.com
2279114
Pretty easy. Take off old unit and put new one on in the same place. hook wire to battery. I added a circle electric clip on the wire to make it easier to put on but you could strip off some of the insulation and bend it around the terminal.
1701672
The 3 wires needed to replace the sensor are ready for installation--no need to take it apart. One needs only to remove the old sensor & note which wire is attached to which. Not a whole lot of brain power required for this task.
1357566
It is just the battery. I had no trouble replacing it with my own screwdriver.
952497
Led replacement I am unsure about but replacing batteries seems easy, just take battery out and look at the serial code and match at Walmart, radioshack or anywhere else that sells button type batteries
1166374
The answer is; the battery is a built in rechargeable. It would require a technician to replace it. The good news is that it is a lithium ion battery and will likely last the life of the unit... Cheers, Earl
208918
This device uses two button batteries and can be found on the back under the small plastic snap door. These batteries are a bit difficult to remove, as they are seated deep in the well and have small plastic "snap" locks holding them in.I used a tiny bladed screwdriver to hold the little plastic snap clips away from the battery (careful: you don't want to break these) and then was able to pry the battery out with the tip of the screwdriver. A pain to be sure, but it can be done without too much difficulty. If my memory serves me correctly, the battery type is DL-2032.
1963768
A small screwdriver to close the batteries cover. And prepare to change batteries when it drain. Other than this, u don't need anything and it's easy to install
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You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery... » Read More You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. « Show Less
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in the bottom. there is a screw that holds a door on. remove the screw, then the door. take the battery out, paying attention to the polarity of the two wires. you only need a screw driver to change. very easy fix.
1651413
I have no idea. Open up the remote case and see which batteries are in it, get the same size/model #, and swap them out.
89878
It can be replaced easily with a small, real small, Phillips head. The battery is a 2032 which is the same as what goes in remote car keys and can be bought at any auto parts store.
408578
Remote sensor uses two AA batteries. Main lighting unit is wired to 120VAC house lighting circuit.
1776294
Remove the detector from the wall. At the bottom of the detector their is a square tab. Press that and pull the detector out at the bottom. Lift up until the unit disengages from the base. You will then see the battery. To reinsert install top first then rotate the bottom towards the bracket until it snaps back into place. On mine there is no screw to remove.
1206905
The battery can be replaced by opening back of remote. The replacement battery is CR2032.
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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.