How do you replace the battery in the unit and what battery do you replace it with?
889035
You do not have to worry about replacing the batteries! It is full rechargeable and comes with the charger!
889036
About the email you sent me. The battery is rechargeable C probably, have to take apart the whole unit and unscrew it to replace it
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.
565570
I have yet to replace mine. And I've had teh unit for a number of years now. I suppose the battery life will depend how heavily it is used. Mine is moderately used.
902177
Twist off the top plastic cover and take out the old battery. Replace it with new and put cover back on
1789094
You cannot remove or change the battery - it's build in and sealed within the unit. There is a charging port at the bottom of the base. I searched online for you and on the Walmart website it says the internal battery is Ni-Mh. ;)
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.
1229779
Hello. the unit that I purchased is sealed by the manufacturer, there is no battery to replace,, it has an internal part . you would have to open it, or take it to a shop to have it, replaced, I just used it with a plug,, it works great,,,as a decent size unit to carry,, I just used it, when I need it,,as it is big
1904418
I removed the battery (it's a Sony US14500VR2) myself using only kitchen utensils :-) I used a butter knife to open the unit (twist it like you mean it, but be gentle), and a pointy knife to separate the battery from the tabs that are soldered to the circuit board. No need to de-solder anything -- be careful not to damage the circuit board!I inserted the tip of the knife in the middle of where the tab is soldered to the battery, and gently separated the battery and the tab by wiggling the knife and tapping it with the back of a heavy screw driver. Once you get the battery out, replace it with something better (e.g. "Tenergy Li-Ion 14500 Cylindrical Rechargeable AA size 3.7V 800mAh"). I removed the battery (it's a Sony US14500VR2) myself using only kitchen utensils :-) I used a butter knife to open the unit (twist it like you mean it, but be gentle), and a pointy knife to separate the battery from the tabs that are soldered to the circuit board. No need to de-solder anything -- be careful not to damage the circuit board!I inserted the tip of the knife in the middle of where the tab is soldered to the battery, and gently separated the battery and the tab by wiggling the knife and tapping it with the back of a heavy screw driver. Once you get the battery out, replace... » Read More I removed the battery (it's a Sony US14500VR2) myself using only kitchen utensils :-) I used a butter knife to open the unit (twist it like you mean it, but be gentle), and a pointy knife to separate the battery from the tabs that are soldered to the circuit board. No need to de-solder anything -- be careful not to damage the circuit board!I inserted the tip of the knife in the middle of where the tab is soldered to the battery, and gently separated the battery and the tab by wiggling the knife and tapping it with the back of a heavy screw driver. Once you get the battery out, replace it with something better (e.g. "Tenergy Li-Ion 14500 Cylindrical Rechargeable AA size 3.7V 800mAh"). « Show Less
2141308
It looks to be an internal battery. You will receive a cord that plugs into the unit and into a 110 outlet to charge the unit. I can't see a way to open it up and replace the internal battery.
211757
The package states "self recharging battery", but nothing in the package insert indicates it is replaceable. There also does not appear to be an easy way to open the unit. Try to contact the manufacturer and let me know what you find out.
1426528
You remove the battery and lay this flat in the battery tray. Replace the battery over it with the normal hold down device.
213591
http://www.photonlight.com/pages/Battery-Replacement-Instructions.htmlNot too difficult, but I do a lot of electronics repair. You don't have to be an expert.
2223991
No instructions. I recommend you take note of how the original battery to be replaced is installed. In my case I just disconected the pigtailed wire connection to the panel and then pulled the old battery out by disengaging it first from its cradle. Make note of what battery is connected to the red terminal. Do connect same way for the new replacement battery. Check the green battery light monitor, if it is on, then you are done. Close the panel door.
2092046
Sorry can't help, this unit was not a replacement for any battery, good luck.
1947485
You have to take off the edge brush then take out the four screws in the bottom that hold the plastic base onto the unit. Once you remove the bottom, the battery is right there and easily accessible. When swapped out just put it back together and give it a good charge before you use it.
71703
The battery is replaceable contrary to what the other commenter said. I have been using one of these for 4 years and replaced the battery 1 year ago. You just open the bottom compartment (bottom if using it vertically), slide the battery out, disconnect the two wires, slide the replacement, reattach the wires and you are good to go.
234571
Mine lasted less than a year :( NO, thats right NO battery replacement!! worked great but it's a throw away unit DONT bother with it!