What type(s)/size(s) of screwdriver(s) are needed to get to the battery?
1189555
A very small Phillips screwdriver is needed to get to the battery. However you'll also need prying tools (plastic ones preferably) and new adhesive for the screen at the very least
468736
Hi Phyllis; I took my battery pack apart with a screwdriver. In the pack, I found the actual batteries. These batteries have the name and model number of the battery. Then you can go to Google and find out where to purchase them. Find a friend who's handy with a screwdriver. Hope this helps.
208918
This device uses two button batteries and can be found on the back under the small plastic snap door. These batteries are a bit difficult to remove, as they are seated deep in the well and have small plastic "snap" locks holding them in.I used a tiny bladed screwdriver to hold the little plastic snap clips away from the battery (careful: you don't want to break these) and then was able to pry the battery out with the tip of the screwdriver. A pain to be sure, but it can be done without too much difficulty. If my memory serves me correctly, the battery type is DL-2032.
2048956
Slide the top in first to match the connectors, large connector (negative) on the left. Then push the bottom part in to the battery compartment. Good luck.
1435398
4 AA batteries is correct. Note that you must have a small phillips screwdriver to open the battery compartments (yes, there are two compartments). A jeweler's screwdriver will be sufficient.
2213337
Look closely at the back of the handle.. Small round item with voltages marked in black. You'll probably need a small or medium flat tip screwdriver. (I think Alicia might've misunderstood..)
1351360
Phillips head screwdriver, wire pliers. It's really simple. Just follow the line to see where the ends connect.
723479
No. who has a long enough extremely slender philips head screwdriver lying around? that's what you need to take it apart just to put batteries in. search for "screwdriver" among reviews
874932
Unscrew the end cap and pull. An attached battery tray slides out with the cap. It has placements slots to receive the type of battery you want to use.
1522373
Funny you should ask. I was just using the screwdriver. The length depends on which bit you use. The flat screwdriver sticks out 1.25". There are 2 on each bit. The other end of the flat screwdriver is a phillips which is 1.5". They work so great!
1201208
I had to buy the tools separately. You want to make sure that you have the pry tool (very important), T5 screw driver, and a small screw driver. I brought the tools from Amazon for like 4 dollars.
2185110
I just pulled the plastic tab out, and it worked fine. I don't remember needing a screwdriver for now, but I don't know if it will be required when I get to the point of changing the battery, which won't be for a while.
419434
You need a mini-screwdriver. Luckily I received a set of mini- screwdrivers as a corporate gift years ago.
922365
Get yourself a long thin screw driver to get to the tiny screws. Unscrew, insert batteries, rescrew.
107878
It should have a screw. After you remove the screw you will see were the batteries go.
71950
Tool, battery, and charger. Just one bit though. A standard Phillips. I already had a full set of those though. Great power screwdriver. Would purchase again.
1357566
It is just the battery. I had no trouble replacing it with my own screwdriver.