how do you place batteries in this wand?
1552161
But in which direction do you place the batteries. On the slip of paper it shows both batteries with - end up. However this is not working for me. Is this the correct way, or did I get a broken wand? Thanks for your time!
1552162
It should have come with a small 'key' that fits in the small rectangular shaped space in the round cover at the thick end of the wand. If that has been lost you can probably use a small flat head screw driver inserted to fit to the corners of the rectangular space. Turn gently to the left a few turns and the cap will come off. I believe it takes AA or AAA batteries rather than the flat watch type batteries. My daughter is 11 and is able to change the batteries herself. She still loves it! Hope this helps.
1552163
There is a key that comes with the wand that fits into the bottom of the wand. Just unscrew the bottom and the batteries are right in there. I personally leave it unscrewed a little when I'm not using it so the batteries don't wear out.
1552164
There is a key that unlocks the bottom of the wand and you put 2 AAA batteries and screw the cap on.
1552165
The wand comes with a "key" to open the bottom of the wand (at the end you hold it). It unscrews the cap and the batteries slip right in.
1552166
At the non glowing end there is a little slot. I take the key that came with wand and twist the end off.
1662965
There is a seam under the on off switch, the entire bottom part / the handle pulls off and the batteries go inside there :) good luck!
227042
The wand should have a little blue button on the side. Just push that in and the tip pops out.
2055417
There is a cap that unscrews at bottom of toy. Inside there is a compartment that slides out that the 4 AAA batteries go in.
396830
I hold the wand with one hand and use the other to operate the lever, but it could be possible to do it all with one hand. You'd have to tuck the wand under your arm somehow.
604582
triple AAA batteries. where do they go, how to put them in?? can't figure it out. ????
132790
You insert the batteries from the bottom. It has a large screw that gives you access.
1212095
Hello Clarecrow, Either One Will Work. I Prefer The Recipe That Came With The Wands. Thank You!
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!
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.
1881120
there are four little bubble compartment and you need to lift those off and insert the batteries there it's a little tricky to find but you'll feel the bump where it feels like a battery goes and then you just pop that off and the battery inserts
1143497
I bought the wand for my grandson and so far the batteries that come with the wand has not been changed and the batteries are triple a and it takes 2
1519792
You give it a little twist in the middle. That's where the batteries go. Had so much trouble with mine that I finally threw it in the trash.
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I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label them. That would look much better actually. I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label... » Read More I have only been able to insert the batteries one way. The plastic shapes on the inside are designed so that the bulge on the positive side of the battery fits just overtop of a mold, while the smooth side is tight against the edge of the container. If this is reversed, the positive side does not fit in, and the flat side juts over the mold so that the cover cannot close.I would personally recommend keeping only your charged batteries in the case, and using a rubber band or something to bundle your discharged ones until they are replenished. Or you could buy more cases and label them. That would look much better actually. « Show Less
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You install the batteries right by where the bottle and pole meet. You can see a picture here http://pad2.whstatic.com/images/thumb/b/b6/Assemble-a-Swiffer-WetJet-Step-10.jpg/670px-Assemble-a-Swiffer-WetJet-Step-10.jpg
43126
Ours is in the wall bracket...just went and tested and the dial moves around easily with removing the wand and taking it down...Very pleased with purchase...hope this helps..
2111685
You just have to put the tip of your choice in on the front. Stick it in to where it feels secure in place n push the button. If it starts to spin without coming out you put it in right. There's a hole on the tip of the electronic device that's where the tips are put in place to start filing. Hope it helps. Don't forget to add the batteries or else it won't work.