Removing the battery coverHow does one remove the battery cover on the body of the EOS 6D without breaking it?
2067574
its quite easy, one of the pins is spring loaded -- slide it in, cover comes off (and reverse to re-assemble)
2067575
There's a little lever that retracts the spring on the inside of the cover.
2067576
Hold the battery door open up to the hinge, than gently pull top up than the bottom. Or vice versa you should see one end has an opening.Good luck
2067577
The battery door can be remove by pulling on a latch, very small button locate on the door where its attach to the camera.Pull it and the battery door will come off. Better yet, search on yountube.
86231
The one I got just recently (2/14) has the glass glued/caulked onto the front cover itself, but if the cover is removed, there's nothing holding the top cover in place. It's best for me to leave everything sealed. I had an earlier camera setup I put together with with the back cover piece removed temporarily to run my cables. The damn birds tried building a nest inside and made a mess of my stuff.
87251
The lens cover on my TZ3 is jammed and the camera won't function anymore - it displays an error when in record mode.You say to remove the lens cover altogether .. how would I do that?
2085467
The correct battery grip for EOS6D can be found on this page http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OYBLFT6
676193
No you can't. But it is easier than removing grip to get to the camera. You can set the camera to use grip battery first and camera second.
180396
Yes it can be removed,but if you move it out just a little you'll see that it will close. If they are placed to close to the rim of the optic it wint close,remove it close it then replace it. As for the battery placement it under the cap of the illumination dial which is located on the top of the rear optic lens. Hope this answer was helpful.
1296907
There is no need to remove cover to access battery or SD Cards. There are cut-out for them. As for the tripod mount it depends on the mount itself, the one that I use works with a little finessing.
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Hi The battery Cannot be removed from the camera. Because of this you cannot change the battery. So you need to be smart how you use the camera. The camera is very good value with some limitations. Richie
1738072
I have had no problems removing the battery. Make sure you are pulling it from the right side. As the picture shows from the top. If you try from the bottom it has a latch and its impossible to remove from that end. Hope this helps. G.
827763
My package came with Tri-wing screw driver to unscrew the battery. Other than that, you need regular screw driver to unscrew the bottom of the cover.
809917
sorry-- here's the reply including the link to the video...I didn't have to remove (or do anything) to the protective casings. I can only suggest you recheck what you're trying to connect to what. Here's a video about replacing the Verizon battery which may help give you a visual. The OEM battery in the video is a bit different but the close ups (at about 3:30 in, near the end) might help. Feel free to ask a follow-up if I misunderstood or the problem persists. Good luck! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk63rADEFkA
1982687
It should be fairly easy to pry the cover off. You can use a small screwdriver or a fingernail to pop the cover in the direction that is indicated by the little arrow 90 degrees from the pocket clip. Mine pops right off and the battery will slide out.
51869
You aroused my curiosity so I checked my unit only to find that I also could not slide the battery cover off. I unplugged the cables, then took a thin bladed paring knife (with a dull cutting edge) and slipped the blade into the joint near the thumb grip. For safety I wrapped my thumb with several layers of a dish cloth, then I applied downward pressure and also pressure in the direction of the arrow while also applying prying pressure to the knife blade with the other hand. Before re-installing the cover I applied a thin coating of Vaseline to the slide areas and to the retaining catch. AVOID THE BATTERY CONTACTS! Hope this helps!
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The following is from a comment from an Amazon customer who purchased the mouse: "I realize I wasn't thinking outside of the box enough, but it took me five minutes (I actually timed this) to figure out how to take off the battery cover. There's a button on the bottom of the mouse to depress, but when I pushed it, nothing happened. I figured the cover was stuck so eventually I tried prying it off with various sharp objects, but I succeeded only in gouging the plastic. Turns out that what appears to be the cover is not. The cover that comes off is in fact that part of the mouse you'll likely be holding when you press the cover release button. It's horribly counterintuitive, and the diagram in the directions does nothing to help you out here." Hope this helps.
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yes absolutely. to remove the original regular 2500mah battery cover look for the small slit in the top right corner of the cover looking at the back of the Note. with a fingernail or small metal screwdriver tip inserted in that small slit lift up slightly. be patient and starting in this corner remove the back cover.
1239714
You have to remove to one rubber cover on the end of the handle, then the safety screw. once this is done you can slide the battery cover off.
1601862
I have not had this problem with my EOS-M. I hit the tab in the battery compartment and the battery comes out. Seems about the same fit as the original Cannon battery.