How do i remove the transmitter from the original collar to put it on the new one?
1527356
You just unscrew the two probes and pop off the plastic caps, you may need wrench to remove the probes and a screw driver to remove the plastic caps. If you have any more questions please ask. Thank you..
1527357
It took me a minute to figure this out as well...the metal prongs on the collar actually screw on, so you just simply unscrew them.
1527358
Use the green "light tester" that came with the set and you just unscrew the metal prongs and it will come apart
1527359
On the back of the collar there are 2 nuts just unscrew them and pull the receiver out. Do the reverse to put on new collar.
1527360
Use a pair of pliers or a crescent wrench to twist off the metal prongs and then slip it out of the collar.
631384
turn on the x4 turn on the new transmitter and it will bind to the new X just don't have 2x 4's on every text for you on will bind long as one at a time
1012539
Sure! As long as you have the right transmitter, just buy another collar. I would also recommend the "Y" CORD charger.
1760096
pry off the back of the transmitter (the doorbell button thing) by putting a screwdriver in the slot in the side. Note the polarity before you take it out so you can put it in the same way.
202984
So far if we stay consistent with putting the same color collar on the same dog, the transmitter has a raised button on the first button (which on ours is for the black collar), and a smooth button for the red collar; it has been fairly easy. Its tricky only if you don't stay consistent and you have to switch to the tone to determine who has on which color collar! Hope this made sense and provided the response you were needing to make an informed decision.
1065270
I no longer have the machine. I recall using a small philips screwdriver to remove the collar on the underside of the machine.
1639524
The collar has a low battery indicator. I have not had the kit long enough to see if the transmitter has one. I am still using the original 9V battery.
62393
Hi Jeri, Yes, you can do that. You would just need to change the ID of the second transmitter. But you are able to control one collar with two different transmitters. You can find information and a video on that on this page: http://www.sportdog.com/support/dog-training/e-collars/wetlandhunter/wetlandhunter-425Thanks.Mark
1163301
A new collar and transmitter will work, you'll simply have to re-sync the units.
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.
2136754
You have to be in very close proximity to the collar with remote. Almost touching. Other than that, is the battery in the collar fully charged and is the remote battery old? If so change it out. Good Luck, sorry I cannot be of more help.
508743
Thank you for your question! To ensure that both receiver collars do not activate, we would suggest to ensure that the systems have different ID codes. To better assist you with this situation, please contact our Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677.
800730
You can screw it in. There are two small holes in the back of the transmitter's plastic housing. Just use a couple of small screws and you will be set.
1640624
The metal poles on the receiver can be unscrewed with a small crescent wrench. The poles and a plastic washer are what hold the receiver to the collar. Very simple.
1959962
On the side of the collar box on the collar itself (opposite of the prongs side), there is a rectangle opening with a recessed Phillips head screw. Once you use a screw driver to take the screw out, it pops off and you will see the battery compartment. Pay attention to how the batteries fit in it and replace them in the same way with the new ones. It is easy if you use a small screwdriver!
1213997
No but unless you are pushing a button the transmitter is off. If you are asking if you can turn the collar off from the transtransmitter (to make the battery last longer) the answer is no.
838614
You can't replace the battery. You have to purchase an entire new collar. Didn't know that when I bought my system. Had I known this, I would have purchased a different system. Those collars are over $100! Good luck!