How do you keep the batteries in place to test?
1986489
You move red slide up and down like a pair of pliers and clamp the batteries between.
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Applying only to AA and AAA batteries, pretend you are holding the ends of the battery between your index finger and your thumb. This is the way the battery should be set up when you place it between the red clamp and the device itself. Just remember that the positive end of the battery is facing on the red clamp to gain accurate results from the tester. The mini cells involve the same method that I explained, and for C and D batteries, they are tested on the two metal stubs on the outer edge of the device.
1986491
You just hold the battery in place with one hand and close the red slider to make contact with the battery with the other.
1986492
pretty simple, just fit the battery into the test area and it gives a super quick read on the battery, works great! takes less than a couple seconds to know good or bad, super simple!
1201833
yea, stick a tiny piece of folded paper or very thin cardboard under the clip that holds the battery down without obstructing the connection for power, and it wont do it anymore. It's just the battery getting knocked around.
1762718
Remove the remote from the holder. The remote over and pull the lower half of the back cover away from the top half of the back cover. there are your batteries.
695479
The reviews are indeed true. One little lifehack that another reviewer posted was to simply put the batteries in backwards when you're done using them. Then, when you want to use it again, put them in the right way. It takes all of 10 seconds and the batteries are preserved.
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Screw in, then change the batteries from the front. I suppose you could get some kind of gorilla glue to put it up. Be sure it's reachable... batteries last about 2 months.
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AThe batteries keep it from resetting but it doesn't run off just the batteries.
1312013
open the little plastic battery holder and you'll see how they set in there. Take the dead batteries to an electronics or hardware store, buy new ones, and re-set. It was easy.
608324
Underneath the battery cover, above the batteries, is a little hole. Stick a paper clip in that hole to reset.
156418
I always remember to loosen the battery compartment for storage. That way it doesn't drain your battery.
1111583
I store mine in a small plastic snack bag with the batteries removed to prevent corrosion. I simply mark the caliber on the bag for reference.
849776
hold the battery holder uprite. Drop the batteries in the holder with small diameter facing up. Holding the Bore sight verticle, push the top of the holder against the spring. Push up and slide bottom in until it snaps in place.
1503519
Locate the on/off button. Unscrew the cap and remove. Pull out the battery holder. Remove batteries one at a time, pay attention to the direction they go in the holder. Put new batteries in the holder. Insert holder in the flashlight. Place the button cap back in place and screw it tight. Test operation of flashlight to verify.
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1) use a multi meter to ensure your panels & runs are actually putting out power. If they are: 2) disconnect the battery bank & get a voltage reading on your batteries, Each individually, not still in parallel. If you find a bad battery, replace it. Fully charged batteries should be able to sit properly "topped" off without a problem for quite awhile.
1725861
The only thing I've had to do so far is just replace the batteries. If you do that, make sure when you insert them that you follow the diagram as to which they should be facing. Good luck!
999467
You might try rebooting the unit by taking out the batteries for a few minutes and then re-inserting. Be sure to re-zero the scale afterwards (and any time after you move it), and that it's on a hard surface (not carpet, for example).
1578501
There is a simple battery door on the back side. Unlock it and place the batteries in.
1187953
The only thing I can think of is to check that the batteries are facing the right direction. one up one down one up one down.