I've forgotten how to change the batteries for this light? can anyone help?
345734
The pocket clip is the cap for the flashlight. unscrew this. It will take 18 to 20 revolutions. remove cap, replace battery and replace cap!
345735
Yeah, it can be a bit stiff to unscrew, therefore making it less obvious. The tailcap is only the last few millimeters, so grip only that part. I needed a pliers with a towel around them (to prevent toolmarks) when my batteries *finally* died. I also had a little trouble figuring out where exactly to unscrew, so you're not alone.
345736
Unscrew the rear cap were the Hutton an the clip is. You may need to pop the clip off to put the cap back on.
1394100
Me again. Here's the link to the instructions - I wasn't able to include them before. Best wishes. http://sollight.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/replacing-the-battery-in-your-lightcap-300/
945889
Sort of. The lights attach to a plate (which you secure to the bottom of the cabinet, either with the provided adhesive or with screws) by a quarter turn. To change batteries, you rotate the light a quarter turn to release it from under the cabinet. There is then a little battery door that you remove to change the batteries. And, by the way, we have yet to replace the batteries, using the lights whenever we need them. They have been great!
985366
I have an identical light by another manufacturer that takes a small Phillips screwdriver. They are tight but it can be done. I have not replaced the Maxcraft batteries but it should be the same. Sorry I can't say for sure without trying.
510460
Sounds like a defect, I would contact somebody and get a new one. Hopefully they'll take care of you because this is a great light. I ordered mine months ago and carry it with me everywhere and it works like a champ! I haven't had to change the batteries yet either!
1394101
I've found you do need to replace the rechargeable batteries now and then. I looked up directions on the internet. It's not difficult but you will need a micro screwdriver and a specialty screw driver as well. The details should be in the internet instructions.
1608917
There is no battery. The unit is designed for inline 12 volt current. There is no need to take it apart. There is a positive and negative lead wires protruding from the back. There are also two mounting screws that you screw in then attach the light by turning it on the screws.
396662
I have not had my light that long...prehaps the rechargeable battery is the problem. Have you contacted the makers of the light?? I don't remember if it had a certain life of the battery when I bought mine.
2178799
Rebecca, just take a kitchen table knife, insert it in the slot in the bottom and twist it out. There are two batteries, so just slide them out and replace.
472587
My two lamps are still putting out enough light. I haven't replaces batteries yet.I recall seeing that the existing batteries were rechargeable batteries. They did not look any different from the ones that are at a local hardware store. I suggest taking the top off the lamp and removing the screws that hold the panel to the metal top. You should have easy access to the batteries. Good luck.Ric G
347315
Replacing batteries is no problem. The lights maybe a problem as I don't see an access panel. May have to take unit completely apart.
1339276
Changing batteries too often. With little too no use. Light not working now.
1747784
You just pluck the light assembly out of the top. It clicks in and out for changing batteries.
1127541
The batteries are very easily accessible. The light it self slides easily into the base and is held in place with a simple finger screw. just loosen and pull the whole light assembly out of the base to change the batteries. I love these lights!!
311318
Yeah the rechargeable batteries may be dead.. You can replace them with new battery. Make sure u get the rechargeable once.. If that not work that is light is done. Buy a new one..
2110136
Each one of the three lights gets batteries....slide the sections out one-by-one and unscrew the bottom and replace the AA batteries...and slide the section back in. Hope this makes sense...but it is a great product.
118972
I haven't use the lights yet but yes the batteries can be replace each light uses 3 alkaline cell L1131 it's the number of the batteries. I hope this can be some help for you.