are the batteries easy to change? no screw that has to be undone to remove compartment lid
183960
They are indeed easy to change; and you'll be doing that a lot. I bought two sets and returned them both. The effect is beautiful, however the batteries drain even when the unit is off. I used mine approximately 4 times for less than a minute each time, at night just to view the effect. This was done over a course of about a month; then the batteries died.
183961
I absolutely love the ambient lighting these candles offer. The modes of lighting can flicker or remain steady and offer many beautifully subdued colors. Batteries are simple to change. Pill type in candles and button in the remote. Down side to these candles is that you must turn all the switches to the off position on all of them or the batteries discharge slowly and when you go to turn them on again in a week or so they are completely dead. I like the candles so much that I've learned how to live with this defect!
183962
On the bottom there is a plastic cover that unscrews with any coin. The batteries can be found pretty much any where and they go right in real easily. I have changed mine twice, and it is a very easy process.
183963
no screws, very easy, but they don't last long. Last longer if you shut them off on the bottom, which kinda defeats the purpose of the remote. But i love them. Use them indoors everywhere and outdoors in pumpkins.
183964
yes, very easy, there is a slot on the bottom of the candle, that I used a butter knife and turned a quarter turn and it popped open. The batteries are the flat circular shaped batteries and they give you 1 extra for each candle(total of 12). I love these candles!
563349
You do not remove any screws. There is a little door you can flip open with fingernail or a tiny screwdriver. Thats where the batteries are.
2127817
Yes, it's removable (it looks like a fat AA battery) and can be swapped out easily.
342044
It is not difficult to change the batteries o. This either. The mechanism can stay on the bike while the batteries are being changed. I hope this helps.
1865957
I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, only use the light occasionally. You will need a small Phillips head screwdriver to open the compartment.
675367
Easy to change. Simple unscrewing of the body and there's a sleeve inside that accepts the different types of batteries.
160024
I contacted the Tekton rep and he said that the batteries are replaceable. There are two screws that need to be removed to get to them. I have not taken mine apart yet so I don't know how careful you will need to be when removing the cover. The device has 1 CR2032 3V Lithium cell and 3 LR44 1.5V button cells.
951197
That is the only way to change battery is to get the screws out. I haven't had to change mine yet, but you need to get the cover off. Try to make sure you have the right screwdriver to fit so you don't strip the screws.
213595
There are four small Phillips head screws that need to be removed.It can be frustrating to make sure that everything is assembled correctly after replacing the batteries, but it is possible to do so and should not take more than about 5 minutes.
1293872
Yes. The 'switch' pushes out sideways and it's easy to replace the batteries. Note: the batteries last a long time!
1213649
Very easy to remove the batteries. Just open the cover and remove the battery.
630562
yes the battery can be replaced, and it is hard to open it up. I had to ask my husband how to do it.
81420
Remove the orange protective cover. Then you will see the battery compartment which requires a Phillips screwdriver to open.
11965
If you lift up the light panel, there should 2 screws you turn which opens the battery compartment. Easy to replace
837663
Yes, you need to unscrew the battery cover. These small phillips head screws can be difficult if you aren't using the correct size screwdriver and the correct size head.
1171437
There are little screws on the bottom. One is for the battery compartment, one is not. You can tell by looking at them which you need. :)
156325
The batteries are very easy to change. The unit has a tight fitting rear piece that can be pryed off - it takes two batteries - the specific light I have is a CR2016 although there are a handful of sizes listed on the website. I would highly recommend buying a quality battery; I have tried cheap batteries and they last 6 hours vs. 6 weeks with the NiteIze replacement batteries.