What order do you place the batteries, +-I ? dave
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As I remember the batter order is labelled on the plastic door or in the slits where the batteries go. I would check, but it is such a problem trying to get the batteries changed and in without losing lots of cleaning fluid that I don't want to check which it s. However, I have never had a problem determining battery +/- order, so just look at the plastic markings. LDM
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If you look at the inside of the battery case, it shows you where + - goes. As someone else already mentioned, spring is always negative.
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The spring end always goes to the minus of the battery. It is usually marked.
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I forget but if you look at it closely you will see a glyph that shows the battery placement. It is hard to see, because it is raised lettering of the same color plastic, but it is there. If my memory is correct, it is 4 batteries, 2 pointing up in series and then two pointing down in series.
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There's a tiny, hard to see diagram if you look close at the sides while the batteries are removed. There's also a large, easy to read one on the back of the package the flashlight comes with.In short, the two stacked batteries on the left side face up (+), while the two stacked on the right face down (-). If it doesn't work, swap right/left. Two attempts and you'll get it.
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I believe the instructions tell you to put the batteries in the remotes first then the main unit.
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Put a little piece of duck tape over one end pf the batteries until ready to use the light
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hope this helps if my memory serves me you rotate the bottom. It has tabs on it. The bottom comes out and the batteriesgo in alternating direction. If you look inside the case once it is open there should be a diagram. Sam S
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You can set the battery order so that the camera will use either the internal battery or the one in the grip first. When one is depleted, the camera will switch to the other, giving you the extended life of both batteries. I swap them out as I charge them meaning that I have the grip battery as my first, then when it's time to charge it I put the one in the camera in the grip and charge the depleted battery and put it in the camera when it's charged. Thereby rotating the batteries out each time.
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I had trouble with swapping the battery. I think I had two batteries of the right size, pried this open just fine, but once I FORCED the two batteries in, they were too tall (by the tiniest amount) and were constantly pressing on the chip's button. Has anyone run into that? I'll see if I can find those batteries that didn't fit and double-check their type.
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take off battery cover on back, take out battery, dip switch is located behind battery
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Open the compartment where you are going to insert the batteries. On mine, on either side there are two squares that are revealed when you remove the battery cover. One of them has a "+" sign and the other has a "-" sign. If by chance yours does not have those markings on it, then with the brush head pointing down and to the left, the positive side of the AA battery faces up on the same side as the brush is facing. The other AA battery faces the other direction. I hope this helps.
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There is a battery holder that flips out of the upper right hand side. The users manual tells you how to do it. If you don't have one look it up on line.
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Takes 2 CR2032 batteries. An the flat, shiny side with the battery number on it goes up. Both go in that way stacked on top of each other.
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Be careful putting the battery in. It must be properly seated in the ring that pops out of the battery compartment. Pop out the ring first than insert the battery into the ring and finally return the ring with the battery into the bottom of the remote. They do not indicate the + or - but you can tell the battery is placed properly when it sits flush in the ring.
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Turn the top to the unlock position the battery Holder Will be right under the top batteries go in just like normal negative to the spring
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I would charge the battery first. I believe those are the instructions anyway. In fact, I believe there are specific charging procedures initially to get the best life out of the battery. If you continue to experience issues, I would contact the vendor/manufacturer.
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Mine came with the batteries installed. You take it apart with the 3 screws and the 3 round batteries are in a holder on the circuit board. The batteries are not obvious. I have not replaced the batteries yet, but I had it apart for a different reason.
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You might want to check to see if you put the batteries in the right way. I made that mistake. The pictures aren't that clear which way you put them in. Good Luck-it works great once you get it going.
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Below the numerical pad is the battery compartment. Just push and slide down.