How to get the batteries in?!
1521707
It's easy Mate. You carefully unscrew the base. Two of the AA's batteries insert one way..the third the other way. + \ -. The screwcap has two springs..and i tried using that as a guide for a while before I realized, there are two notches in the tailcap...one slightly larger than other...that only allow you to mount the batteries perfectly.
2253825
I had the same problem and couldn't remember how to get the battery out. The unit separates at the point where the light gray meets the darker gray. Just pull hard enough at that point and the battery compartment will pull out. What probably happens is that it gets residue on the plastic or age just causes it to become more difficult due to not opening it frequently. If you pull hard enough, it will open. It is a single AAA battery that is needed.
1662964
Pull the bottom third of the handle off and batteries go in there. It's not clearly stated at all so understand your confusion. Hope you love the product like I do!
2053964
If I remember right, you had to open the battery door thingy and there was a piece of plastic that you needed to pull out. I could be wrong though. Otherwise maybe try pressing the reset button? Just an idea.
206115
I believe you have to plug it in. I don't see any place where batteries can be put in. I always plug it in.
771163
Where the batteries are if you look on the bottom there is a piece of rubber that keeps moisture out of the charging port. Just pop it out and plug in there. If you're looking at the back. Should be bottom right corner.
1519793
Turn it upside down and unscrew bottom. If it already has batteries in it, it is best to hold it at about a 45°angle and twist off. Make sure you only fill to marked circle inside otherwise the battery compartment won't twist back in.
241674
Unscrew the tailcap to insert batteries. It takes one 18650 lithium battery or 2 CR123 batteries. Hope this helps.
626973
Twist the head of the flashlight counter-clockwise a small turn until it stops, then pull it away from the handle. Inside you will see the LEDs in the center. That is also the battery compartment. Just pull it out and install the batteries. Make sure when you put the battery compartment back in that the red dot\button lines up with the black button on the handle outside; the red button is the button you actually press when you are pressing the black button outside. Then just put the head back on and turn it clockwise until it stops.
1387094
It's on the bottom, turn the little knob and the bottom pops open. The batteries go in there. AAA batteries I believe.
1834930
Try a coin. It is kind of hard at first, but if you push up on it, it snaps out. There looks like two openings for the battery, but it's the upper one. The lower is for the little circular stand that comes with it.
910409
The balck portion of the lower part is a battery compartment. Just slide it open and insert two AA batteries.
863900
To change the batteries, you need a very fine phillips screwdriver. It is like doing surgery, easy for something to slip out of place.
109988
If you're looking at the front- (where there is a silver circle button to turn it on), turn it around, and the lower back side, where the silver bottom is higher up along the blue, there is a tiny little button, that if you push, it pops open the battery chamber. Just turn it around, and feel the silver back side, and you'll see: feel it. It's super easy once you see it. Battery directions (+, -) are written on it, and labeled on batteries as well! Let me know if you need more help!
2098615
Put the batteries in and place hand inside push down on the base.mine works great, i use it all the time!
1165322
just unscrew the top, where the light is, it pops up and out and the batteries go inside... very easy.. give the dark rubber around the light a twist...
1019570
Thanks Brianlatz! I swear I couldn't figure out how to put the battery in so I finally just decided to shove it in. But then the little ring wouldn't fit. Now I can't take it out. I thought there must have been an easier way. Thank god for google which led me here. lol. Geez. How the hell am I going to take the battery out now???