How do you change the battery in the Canon LS-82Z?
1622876
Not sure, probably have to take a couple of screws out. I bought this as a gift for a friend and do not have it in my possession!
1622877
The calculator operates on a Solar cell with a backup alkaline battery (1 x LR1130). You can call 1-800-OK-CANON or check out their website www.usa.canon.com if you are not sure. Unscrew the back 2 screws with a jewelry screwdriver and replace.
1622878
I seem to remember the package saying the solar panel also charges the battery. I have had mine for over two years and have never needed to replace the battery. Looking at the back it doesn't seem to be made to open up.
497591
I have no idea. I just needed a new battery or I would have had to pitch the camera. So far all is well.
517035
It's not clear what you're looking for. Slide out the battery compartment at the bottom of the case. Use a small screwdriver to remove the battery that is already in there. Buy a replacement. Put it in where the original was. It's pretty straightforward and not difficult. I don't recall the battery number, but you'll find it on the existing battery. All the major drug stores carry it.
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.
850100
It uses CR123A/DL123A lithium batteries (3 volt), which can be found at any Radio Shack. You can find the instruction manual at Canon's website; look under "Brochures and manuals": http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/eos_slr_camera_systems/eos_35mm_slr_cameras/eos_rebel_gii
1117950
Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
74213
There is a replaceable battery (BLC-2 lithium ion) in the monitor, but I don't see any way to replace a battery in the camera. The only removable part I see is the magnetic stand/holder on the bottom. Could be that a battery compartment is under that but I haven't tried it. The batteries seem to last a long time. The last time I charged them was this summer and they are still working fine - keep them in my truck and it has been down in the 20s several times this fall. Hope this helps.
281647
It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to be sure. If ANY water enters this area the camera could be damaged permanently. It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to... » Read More It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to be sure. If ANY water enters this area the camera could be damaged permanently. « Show Less
117913
It is simple to replace the battery. You have to unscrew the battery cover, take the old battery out, replace the battery with the same type battery and then replace the battery cover.
432314
YouTube videos will show you how to replace the battery however it is very easy to do. I did not even use the tool provided. Gently remove back of case with your fingernails. Go all around the outside of the case working it a little at a time. Pry wire connection apart (don't pull on wires) and replace battery. Snap back of case into place. Make sure you completely charge battery before turning tablet on. good luck.
1689145
I can confirm what Denise typed below. If you look at the grip handle -- where it contacts your palm -- on the MK2 there is a deeply set phillips screw that is removed to change the battery. I just spoke to a support person and asked "how do I change the battery?" He asked if there was a button or a screw, and said that it was changed to a screw because they'd had inadvertent releases of the battery on the older version. Our unit is new out of the box, but for a rechargeable battery that should last 4-5 years, I'd say go with the screw! (i.e. go with the MK2!)
1761643
I have not had to open it up to change it, but figure it takes a button battery. There are two tiny screws to open the little case.
1943876
Had a similar problem. I removed, then reinserted the battery. The battery can be reached on the bottom of the camera, a small latch on the plastic cover allows access to the battery. Remove the battery carefully, noting how it is situated so that it is replaced in the same position.
1307818
To change the batteries, you just slip off the waterproof cover, open the lid, exchange old for new, then close the lid and slip the cover back on.
346057
On the front of the unit, right side, unscrew (counter clockwise) with allen wrench (I forget what size). batteries are inside. Insert three 394 size button cells positive side facing you. Replace cover.
611418
You change the battery by unscrewing the screw by the bulb area where the number cr2032 is... Using a small Philips head screwdriver. Hope this helps.
763822
On the opposite side of shutter button, just slide down the cover you will see the pin configuration, then battery housing is next to it on the right.