Once they are stuck, how do you change the batteries? Will i have to change the double sided tape everytime i need to change the batteries?
1986623
The back piece sticks, the front piece which houses the batteries is removable and can easily be put back.
1986624
You can get to the batteries to change them. The back piece sticks- the front piece which houses the batteries is removable and can easily be put back.
1986625
I'm sorry but I haven't tested them yet, but will do so soon. Contact me in about a month for deails.
1986626
You just unscrew the bottom from the top. The top stays attached to wherever you stuck it and you can easily change the batteries in the lower section of the lite.
1127537
I have not had to change my batteries yet, but I would guess that the batteries would be fairly easy to change without changing the mounting status. My lights have worked flawlessly since I installed them a few weeks ago, and I am extremely happy with them at this incipient point.
2073592
The batteries go in the part that comes off. Take it off the wall part and you will see the scows that have to come out so you can replace it. Mine works great again.
1686028
You can reset it. Their is a tiny tab by where you insert the batteries. You have to push it with an ink pen.
2100398
It is really easy to change the batteries! Just pop the tab and the cover comes off, the old battery falls out and you can drop the new one in and the cover goes back on =]
1394101
I've found you do need to replace the rechargeable batteries now and then. I looked up directions on the internet. It's not difficult but you will need a micro screwdriver and a specialty screw driver as well. The details should be in the internet instructions.
1117950
Very easy...turn the device over..there is a round cap with a slot in it..place a coin in the slot..turn it counterclockwise..the cap will pop off.. pry the battery out taking notice which side of the battery is facing up..replace the new battery the same way.. replace the cap. It is a good idea to check the battery in both the sending and receiving units..I own 3 of these.. and 2 of them had weak old batteries rite out of the box.. I really like them.
838914
The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
408175
Batteries go in at the bottom. Just "unscrew," place the batteries and screw back on.
1680756
I just got one of these for my son. To change the battery pop the back of the "rocket pack" off. (The part that covers the collapsed wings. It is made to snap off and will snap back on). Once the back is off you need to remove one screw and the battery cover will come off. As for the twist ties: I had trouble with this as well. You need to take off the rocket pack (see above). My son's toy had one twist tie on each shoulder. Once the pack is off it should be easy to see how to untangle and remove each shoulder's tie separately. Once the rocket pack is off removing the tape should be easier as well. Hope this helps!
2246685
read directions...you MUST change the batteries in the outdoor unit first then load batteries, even re-used ones, back into the main unit...otherwise it will not reset and search for the outdoor unit again.
1631093
The batteries are in the light section, so I only screwed one of the screws into the wall. So it is easier to swing the light to the side and replace the batteries. I live in rainy Seattle area so the batteries rust more often. (^: Light still works and I got the light in 2008. You might be able to tape up the battery compartment to keep the rust from happening as often?
2110136
Each one of the three lights gets batteries....slide the sections out one-by-one and unscrew the bottom and replace the AA batteries...and slide the section back in. Hope this makes sense...but it is a great product.
1141236
Obviously having this item with dead batteries is the same as not having them at all. What I did when I install fresh batteries is to take a short piece of cellophane tape folded in half along its length sticky sides together placing it between the tip of any battery and its respective contact. If you do this and stick the end out of the battery cover when they're needed you only have to pull the tape out and your still fresh batteries will be ready for work. My daughter used her set to help a stranded motorist recently with batteries over 2 years old but still fresh.
819424
I've had that happen. For some reason, this labeler "eats" batteries. I finally had to take them out and keep them in a separate bag. I put them in when I need to use the labeler.
1771217
They are stuck in there with amazing double sided tape; I good strong flat head screw driver or something similar that your not afraid of bending will get them out.
234667
If you can figure out how to get them to fly (there are no directions and we failed several times before hitting on th right combination of movements) the lights will go til the batteries die, you can turn them off between uses.