How do I replace the batteries?
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Locate the on/off button. Unscrew the cap and remove. Pull out the battery holder. Remove batteries one at a time, pay attention to the direction they go in the holder. Put new batteries in the holder. Insert holder in the flashlight. Place the button cap back in place and screw it tight. Test operation of flashlight to verify.
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Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing batteries the spring end will be for the negative end of the battery. Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing... » Read More Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way.When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing batteries the spring end will be for the negative end of the battery. « Show Less
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Unscrew the back end (opposite the light) and remove the battery cartridge. Remove the three batteries and replace with new ones making sure that you watch the polarity (+/-). They are not the same for all the batteries). Because I find the batteries last less than a month due to a trickle charge for the circuits in the light - I just leave the battery module out until I need to use the light. Batteries last a long time this way. When putting the module back into the light for use - put the spring end in first. Also just for general knowledge - almost always when placing batteries the spring end will be for the negative end of the battery.
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there's lots of videos on the internet on how to replace the battery -- essentially it's 1) prying open the back cover, 2) pulling the old battery out (it's glued in, so do it slowly and carefully), then 3) pulling the little white plug out, and then 4) replacing it in the same fashion with your new battery, and replacing the back cover. It snaps in, you just need to do it carefully.Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi2RoheGfzg
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Remove the small screw on the back with eyeglass repair screwdriver and slide tab out to change battery.
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Unscrew the nipples off. There are two clips on the side of it. Pull them out & up dont pull too hard they will snap. The top should come off and thats how you change the batteries
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You need a small screwdriver, I believe a Phillips head, to open the battery compartment. You can replace battery. If it still doesn't turn on then you need to send back to replace.
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take the 3 flash-lights out and unscrew the ends. The batteries just slide out.
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Remove the remote from the holder. The remote over and pull the lower half of the back cover away from the top half of the back cover. there are your batteries.
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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.
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Open up the light and where you see the mirror, turn the 2 screws, about 1/4 turn, lift out the mirror and that's where the batteries are to be replaced.
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Screwed in plate on the bottom indicates that it takes AAA batteries. So I assume they can be replaced.
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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.
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The instructions say "replace with fresh AAA batteries". Taking the molded surround off is a hassle, hope not to have to do it often (ever).
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We haven't had to replace any batteries, but I would assume these are button-type batteries and would possibly be available a major retailers (Wal-Mart) or certainly at a battery specialty store such as Batteries Plus. Suggest Amazon is probably the best bet of the other responses
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Just open the battery cover on the bottom and replace the AA lithium battery.
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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.
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To change the batteries, you need a very fine phillips screwdriver. It is like doing surgery, easy for something to slip out of place.
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Turn the mouse over and on the bottom is a cover marked "OPEN". Use a small coin or fingernail to pry this off. This is where the batteries (2 "AAA") are inserted. Be careful when placing a battery over the small plastic strip to leave a small strip available to make it easier to remove the bottom battery.