Do I have to remove panel cover or can I simply scan down switches?
2001757
As I understand it, just scan down the breakers. It only worked accurately a quarter of the time. I didn't return it fast enough. So it's not even worth using. In my estimation.
2035384
I used a cutting knife and I started small and worked out bigger until the switches fit. The panel is "grooved" and it was pretty simple. I hope this helps.
1794576
Trim the switch flush with the case so that an instrument like pen or screwdriver is needed to slide it. Sand down the "off" and "on" labels.
1956714
remove 4 screws on top panel and remove panel. Carefully unplug all cables and then replace in the exact same manner. refer to u-tube for assistance.
1082943
Yes. Make sure you have all power removed (breaker open) if you don't have certified electrical safety gloves when removing the cover.
24944
You would need to disconnect the panel by removing the metal hinge. It is not designed to do that but may be worth the effort.
1006951
Yes, but one will be missing a panel. I did this, but left the bottom panel empty. It works just fine.
450150
no, it's an outlet cover & once it's on, it's not easily removed to flip a switch unless the outlet was controlled by an uncovered switch
1568126
Have same issue with posts on panel cover also snapped. Original switch works but dropped down and hard to use buttons. Good luck, Jeremy. Please comment if you find part name or ID and if you find a source; I will too. Best!
1201467
I didn't even notice there was a switch! So maybe the best way is just do not touch it.
556096
Sounds like it possibly could if the problem is in the switches. Honestly, if it were me, I'd take the current switches off just to make sure the wires are connected. Maybe you don't even need new switches. It's pretty easy to take them off.
464276
It should go down to just the point were the LEDs start to flicker, which is very low light. There is an adjustment you can make before you put the switch cover plate back on.
1726721
The battery cover is on top of the switch use a quarter or screw driver to remove it
70261
On the back of the unit, there is a small cover the size of a quarter held by 2 screws. You may need a small pocket knife or flat head screw driver to remove the cover. It has a rubber ring to seal it to keep out water. Once uncovered, you will see a small red switch box that has 2 switches. Move the #2 switch (or right side) to the on (or up) position and this will change from C to F. Good Luck!
2158223
No, you do not have to remove any interior panel but did remove the two wiring clips inside after you pull off the old light. Then you can pull out the part that needs to be plugged into. Did not put the clips back in case we had to replace again.
380233
It's at the bottom, no need to remove entire panel. There is one small screw you will have to remove.
1485723
Not at all. The setting choices are in the manual as well as inside the access cover. The switches are tiny and somewhat tedious to change, but otherwise straightforward.