Will replacing the batteries cause all of the programming to be lost?
1549090
I just changed my batteries and did not lose program but my program was very simple.
2173626
If you want to get into taking the unit apart (disassemble it), then yes you can replace.. there is no 'open door' to change the batteries.. you need to solder-desolder the old (and new)-replace-- reassemble.. otherwise you can't..
2247910
Yes. Check to make sure hardwired power is there (circuit breaker or meter if you can) and install a fresh battery. If it still chirps replace it. This is the same reason I replaced all of mine. (They were all about the same age)
879081
I've not had to replace any batteries but there is a cap on the sensor, and the manual does say that the batteries are "user replaceable".
1499267
You more than likely wont have to change the batteries for a while... But if you do, they're AA, put on your ninja shoes... Tip-toe through your house while everyone's asleep, sneak into the living room..... Throw in one of those fancy floor rolls you see spies do in the movies... Then, wait till your cat walks out of the room because you're acting a fool, grab the remote control, pop open that sucker and steal those effin batteries.. Don't forget to swap the dead batteries... No one will ever know what happened and you will be back to taking selfies in your bedroom in no time at all.. Hope this helped lol
1127702
Sorry, I've never tried to replace the battery, so I wouldn't know? I really don't use mine anymore and I'm looking to get rid of it. It's just collecting dust in my garage.
502552
If at all possible, replace it with the same battery that was in the remote.
1557718
even thou it is possible i have never expierenced this i have moved it from room to room with no loss of programing. also had power outages with no loss to programing hope this helps you. it is a very very good unit
1254288
When I replaced the battery in the collar, the collar and remote automatically programmed. I have not yet needed to replace the battery in the remote.I would suggest starting from the beginning and following the directions from first programming the remote, possibly even taking the batteries out of both units and starting as if it is the first time used.Hope this helps.
259099
I installed these locks in my house about eight months ago. I have not changed any batteries yet. The battery replacement is not hard. You have to unscrew the lock but don't have to take it all apart.
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.
2073208
Yes, you can replace batteries. Just open the case, remove old batteries & cross reference them. I got the replacements at Auto Zone.
1690918
No but looses the time unless you very quick at reconnecting it. I always check my programing after changing a battery and it has not changed but until yesterday I have always had to reset time. I changed the battery yesterday and the time remained on so I guess I was quicker than normal.
354206
I haven't had any problems yet but would assume that if it's not the batteries, it probably needs to be replaced.
1337440
Yes, just make sure to install the C-wire. Then, the batteries will just function as backup
1482909
Screwed in plate on the bottom indicates that it takes AAA batteries. So I assume they can be replaced.
630924
Definitely. I noticed when I programmed it I did one finger position and I'd get failed reads sometimes. So I programmed 10 or so different positions / angles etc and now I get no failures. I haven't needed to change the batteries yet, been using for a few months now. I'd buy this again, no problem.