which end goes in first when using 3 batteries?
1019385
The best way to to remember when replacing batteries is that the flat end (negative) always goes against the spring. In flashlites the (positive) or the end with the knob goes in first.
1019386
Most of the time you will see a + sign on the device your putting the battery in. You will also see a + sign on the flat side of the battery. If you see no + sign on the device then it is all most always the spring or metal flex tab that is the + end. If still in doubt try putting the batter in one way and if the device does not work turn it around.
1019387
Eleanor, normally you would place the batteries in with the negative side first. BUT, that is if they are going in one on top of the other.
234155
For my dip switches it was: 1,2, and 4 in the ON position (up away from battery) and 3 OFF (down toward battery).
1519792
You give it a little twist in the middle. That's where the batteries go. Had so much trouble with mine that I finally threw it in the trash.
841547
Supposed to be first. My seconds from the outlet are better quality than what I got from Amazon. Very sad.
6389
to determine terminals on compressor, remove relay and use ohmmeter to determine resistance between terminals. Since there are 3 terminals, you will end up with 3 resistance readings. Write these readings down. The highest reading will be between start and run. The midrange reading will be between common and start. The lowest reading will be between common and run. The wiring diagram for the 3 in 1 is on the package, so wiring it wrong shouldn't be an issue. Good luck.
2212142
Yes they are three triple 'A' batteries but the power take off is comprised of two contacts on the flat side of the battery. I thought that I might stick in three triple 'A' batteries 'off the shelf' but the location of the power take off makes that impossible. Normally the power is taken from the battery through contacts at the ends ( spring on one end and contact on the other) but this power pack is designed for the side contacts which eliminates the use of 'off the shelf' batteries, sadly /:-(
1847629
Keep the extra batteries clean, dry and fully charged. Also, rotate the batteries for use. Why have three if you only use one. Not sure if not using them causes issues, but it can not hurt to rotate their use. Best of luck. Alan
699212
There's a lip by the plug area, just lift it up. It will pop off to put 3 AAA in.
2087256
The bottom of the product should twist off, then securely twist the opposite direction to close after inserting new batteries. Thank you for shopping with us! ~GigglesWorld
1113816
You can set the battery order so that the camera will use either the internal battery or the one in the grip first. When one is depleted, the camera will switch to the other, giving you the extended life of both batteries. I swap them out as I charge them meaning that I have the grip battery as my first, then when it's time to charge it I put the one in the camera in the grip and charge the depleted battery and put it in the camera when it's charged. Thereby rotating the batteries out each time.
2099464
unscrew bottom portion and a cylinder slides out to insert 3 batteries, I believe
1509627
No I don't believe so your battery should be wired in series which means one draws off the other one would do on your main battery
105166
Hello sir, First of all no question is stupid especially if it gets you out of a bind. Yes, the batteries are to be placed in the aft end (the screw cap opposite the bulb) of the unit if it is like a standard maglite. I shipped mine down to Haiti and did not open them up but I have had many others and they always opened up from that end and there is no reason to believe they go in the bulb end as there is a mechanism for the switch and the bulb socket on that side. The positive side with the nipple goes toward the bulb. If this is a new unit and never has had batteries this is unusual but as the other guy said it can be very, very tight when new. If it is a used unit that someone gave you and it has batteries in it the possibility exists that the batteries exploded from heat and the corrosive affects of the chemicals has jammed the threads of the end cap. This happened to me a couple of times here in south Florida in a hot work van over the summer. Try to coat the threads with something not to heavy (light grease or a nickel or copper based never seez compound come to mind) in the future. This will help.
1616689
No it should go all the way to the left. When down to about 7 bars it will turn to red or orange bars. That means it has to be charged. If the batteries are getting old it will not go all the way down to the 7 bar. Then you will have to have new batteries
493095
Hi Diane H. - Remove the 3 screws - latches located at TAX- CI/C & 1 0 on left side .TAX switch M- & - = on right side . Lift top up LCD part , a little , Twist the two halve in opposite first latch , Push to side get the other , separate halves . Battery AG13 / LR44 what ever . Look at battery , in center is a little tab pushing on top of Battery , when done make sure it's there Push battery out LCD side , not over the circuit board , may need to bend tab on side of battery holder , replace battery note + & - are right , Also note little tab on top of battery holder bend side tab back to , after installing Battery - reassemble. I hope this helps
105949
As you face the trunk the battery sits with the + terminal toward the front and the - terminal toward the rear. As you read the battery info on top, the + terminal is left. Hope this helps.
874931
The red end piece unscrews and pulls out. The batteries then sit in a little tray that is divided into two sections. This flashlight works with 2 'C' batteries, 2 'AA' batteries, or 2 'AAA' batteries. The batteries must be the same type of batteries for the flashlight to work.